The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-02-10

town Monday on business.
Mrs. W. P. Ordway went to Port
land on the morning train Tuesday
for visit.
Seven candidates were received In
to the Bethany Baptist church last
Sunday evening.
Mrs. F. r. Philbrick entertained the
Ladies' Afternoon Whist club on
Friday afternoon of last week.
Cary Steward returned home Mon
day from Pittsfield, where he spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Merrill and
son, Warren, spent Sunday with
friends In Pennington, their former
home.
John Lewis returned to Bowdoin
last Thursday and F. Elmer Nolin,
Monday morning after brief visits
with their parents.
Ralph T. Burrill, paymaster for the
American Wooden Co. In Fairfield,
spent Sunday In town with his moth
or, Mrs. Emma p. Burriil,
Miss Edith Lewis returned home
Monday from Foxboro, Mass, where
she had been visiting DR.. and Mrs.
Byron Ingalls, for about two weeks.
Mrs. John Turner Of Auburn, left
for home last Saturday after a visit
of about two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Sheaff on Turner av-
enue.
DR.. William L. Cousins of Portland,
was in town last Saturday, called
here in consultation with DIR. w. 8.
Stinchf1eld. He was accompanied by
a trained nurse.
The 1913 class of the High school
held very successful cake and can
dy sale In the corner store under
Hotel Coburn last Saturday afternoon,
the net profits being little over
seven dollars.
The week-old child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Ellis died last Saturday at their
home on Pine street, and was buried
Monday at O'Clock p. m, Rev.
George Merriam officiating at the
funeral services.
Frank w. Buchanan was In Augusta
yesterday in attendance at a meeting
Of the State Pharmacy Board of Ex-
aminers, of which he is a member.
Examinations for those desiring to be-
come registered druggists were CIV
en-.
e. L. Savage returned last Thurs
day night from Augusta where he
had been on business connected with
the tissue paper mandatory which
he hopes to start soon. Friday of
last week he went to Lewiston to at
tend a meeting of the directors of the
Savage Pulp mill.
Fred c. Dunlap. who Is president of
the Maine Association of laundrymen,
Is to give the welcome address at the
annual convention to be held In Ban
gor next Monday and he Is also to be
toastmaster at the banquet. Mr..
Dunlap IL very we'll informed along
his line Of business and is fully wor-
thy of the Office, which he holds.
The Good Will club of the Congre-
gational church held it's annual meet
ling last Thursday afternoon in the
vestry. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year. Mrs. M.
A. Merrill. president Mrs. Bertha
Steward, secretary and Miss Hannah
r. Page. treasurer. The storm caus-
ed small attendance.
The following young men were
elected by the Skowhegan Boys De-
partment Of the Y. M. c.. A. last
Thursday evening a. delegates to the
Fifth Annual Boys Conference: Ell
roy Lacasce. Howard Weston. Ever
EFT Bacon, Fred Weston. Enroll Chase.
Roy Steward. Milburn Fowler. Guy
Thibeault, Guy Lawrence and Lyle
Moore. Several more will 60 from
the churches.
| At the meeting OF the Skowhegan
Aerie. No. 1467, Fraternal Order of
Eagles. last Friday evening. in the
hall in the Heselton block. state Dep
uy Grand Worthy President Roscoe
p. Hamm Of Bath. was present. The
meeting was very successful and
about forty were seated at the oyster
stew banquet In the old ofices Of
Company e.
At the regular business meeting of
the Y. NJ. G. A. Tuesday evening It
was voted to have = special prepare
tory meeting Of the conference dele
gates next Tuesday evening to plan
with the leader, n. B. HiAcklsy about
the trip which win occur the last Of
NEXT weak. All delegates who ars UNI
der biz lsadsrshib. whether from the
club or from any Of Tie churches are
requested to b present. The meet
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