The independent-reporter., 1910-02-24
SkOvvHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Anne Palmer Of Waterville
has been visiting her brother. Loren
70 Palmer. few days.
Herbert Judkins arrived home last
Friday night from New York, where
he had been on business.
Miss Leora Withee has moved into
her new quarters In the Morrison
Mcclellan block this week.
Harry Chase, Charles Wendell and
Ernest Holman were In Saco Tuesday
In attendance at K of p. meeting.
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will give
another of their attractive entertain
ments after the lodge meeting Tues
day. March l.
Fred-C. Pooler returned home on
Friday night from visit OF several
weeks in Jamaica, having had a most
delightful trip.
Thomas Butler, who has been un-
able to work on his ten-cent hack for
several weeks past, has sold out to
Levi Currier of this place.
Thomas H. Howard, freight agent at
this station, who has been of duty
for three weeks on account Of illness,
is again back at his post of duty.
Oliver Adams, a we'll known trapper
and hunter of The Forks, accompanied
by his son, William, game warden
were In town the first of the week.
Miss Julia Coburn returned home
to Concord, Mass, Tuesday, after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. Manley 7
Pooler, and her mother, Mrs. Samuel
Coburn.
r. L. Marston, L. J. Friedman and
Clair Marston left Monday for Bull
Dog Pond. Messrs. Friedman and
Clair Marston had been in town but
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Durgin OF Sher-
man, returned home Monday morn
ing after visit of several days with
MIR. and Mrs. D. H. Perkins, they be-
ing cousins to Mr.. Perkins.
Welman C. Whitney of Springfield,
Mass, has been engaged to deliver one
of his scientific philosophical lectures
in Grand Army hall, Tuesday, March
1, at 7.3O p. m. All are cordially in
vited. Seats are free.
Guy Savage left on the noon train
Monday for Portland to spend the
week at the automobile show. Mr..
Savage has had a good experience In
operating various kinds Of cars. He
olans to visit the Boston automobile
show little later.
Miss Grace Merrill entertained
about twenty-five Of her young lady
friends at the home Of Hon. e. N.
Merrill, Esq, Tuesday evening. The
house was prettily decorated and the
guests were costumed in a colonial
style. "A very pleasant evening was
passed.
The ONCE of the Somerset Loan &
Building Assn. has been moved to
room No. 2 over the Second National
Bank, where the Secretary will re-
ceive the February payments Of dues
and interest next Saturday and Mon
day. Those wishing to become share
holders can enter the 48th series
which begins March 2Sth.
Last Thursday at the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge. A. O. u. w.. In Au-
gusta, w. H. Paine, who has been
Grand Master Workman of the State
during the past year. was replaced
py an Augusta gentleman. and Mr..
Paine wSs presented with q beauti-
full past masters jewel a. . token
of their appreciation Of his services
He was elected to the committee con-
sisting of three to attend Supreme
lodge.
Saturday evening party consist
ing of Mr.. and Mrs. g. e. Durrell. Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Woodbury.. Mrs. B. 7
Steward, BIN Page and Miss May
Nay had q very pleasant snowshoe
tramp. They took an early car to the
White schoolhouse, about : mile this
side Of Lakewood, from whence they
walked around the fields and woods In
ths vicinity. After covering about
four miles In distance they returned
to their starting point, taking the .
O'Clock car home.
Call at Fogg's drug store and try
the "Cedulas," guaranteed the best &c