The independent-reporter., 1909-11-11

~as In Augusta lAs, Friday On boss-
MESA
sam1 Conner. trAveling ness ed
tor for the Lewiston Journal. vas In
town last Friday.
Mr.. and Nrs ID. p. Jadkins were
IN water,Iile Friday spending the
day with friends.
Mrs. Mark w. Savage and son.
| Brooks. went TO Bangor last Satur-
day for a weeks Wait with friends.
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will give an
entertainment at their next regular
meeting. Refreshments will be served.
A. c. Bowman arrived home Satur-
day evening from Vermont whsre'h
has been on business for several
weeks.
Among those who went from Skow-
hsgan to attend the Colby Maine foot
ball game Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs.
e. A. Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Tilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hackett. J. Wallace
Blunt. Lewis Pike and H. c. Merrill.
Sumner c. Ward. baggage master
at the local station of the Maine
Central railroad returned home Mon
day from hunting trip up river with
deer weighing 205 pounds, the
largest yet reported by Skowhsgan
sportSmen.
j. Frank Lee of Augusta, leader of
Lees orchestra, and party left there
last Saturday for nine days hunting
trip to Lake Moxie. Mr.. Lee is we'll
known In this place, having resided
here for five years. He Is to play for
the X. Of P. dance here little later.
Charles Vallier and son. Guy. ac-
companied by Willie Boulier and Olin
vallier. were On hunting trip last
| week In the vicinity Of Dead River.
Olin Vallier succeeded In getting a
I'large doe, weighing one hundred and
sixty pounds.
John Healey. who has been in the
employ of the American Express Co.
for several years, has severed his
connection with them and accepted a
position in the Marston Worsted
Mills. He with his wife Lois
Cool Healy will make his home with
his mother. Mrs. Lizzie Healy for the
| present.
| At least one week has passed since
the evangelists departed without loss
of interest among the Christian peo-
ole. The numbers at the various
Thursday night prayer meetings and
the Sunday services were reported as
greater than for some time past. In
a part of the churches the attendance
was more than double the average.
The Christian Endeavor society
Of the Island Avenue Congregational
church ere to hold a business meet
ing and social tomorrow evening in
the church parlors. The report of
the committee for nomination of OFF,
GERS for the coming six months will
be submitted at that time. Other
important business matters will be
discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Blunt have
gone to Pennington where they will
be employed in the printing Office of
| Knowlton & McLeary. They were
both in the Somerset Reporter Office
until the papers consolidated and
have been enjoying vacation ever
since They have lived in Farming
ton before and have worked for the
same firm,
George Mcdonald of East Madison
md Miss Pauline Hessler of Show
hogan, were united In marriage last
Thursday evening by Father Jouvin
the Priests house. Mr.. Mcdonald
IS weaver in the mills at East Mad
son and his wife has been employed
n one of the mills here for some
time pest. They left on rbe early
train Friday for Plymouth Mass. her
ONE where they are passing thei
honeymoon.
The side walk on the east side OF
Court street from the Court house to
Il. w. Browns buildings hss been
completed and the one on the other
side Of the street has been made four
'eet In width. The men are now busy
mGcadamizing the street. The work
on the sewer In the station yard has
lso been nearly completed and that
Is to be macadamized. They do not
expect to take up the side walk on
the east side of Court street which
borders on the station yard line this
fall. but probably will in the Spring,
Friends of John Lewis. the son of
Daniel Lewis. Esq. will be pleased to
learn of his popularity at Bowdoin
College. where he Ia member OF the
Freshman class. having graduated
from Skowhegan High School last
| Iune. In the Freshman-Sophomore
baseball game In the early part of the
season. he pitched several innings and