The independent-reporter., 1910-07-07
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

"a at Norridgewock August z.
Miss MYRTLE Goodrich went to Mouse
,.land Tuesday to spend the sum
ner.
-. F,E. Bridgham of Pittsfield is
Ing her brother w. T. Seekins for
a short time
-. Nina Palmer is visiting for sew
1avs at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
george SAMPSON
Miss Helen Wallingford of Auburn
t. in town the guest of Mrs. Eta Mer-
iii for several days.
~ sceount of the Union Sunday
.,bool picnlc July II the W. c. T. U.
.ooting will be omitted
,ass Lillian Horne of Canaan, is
n.ssng few days at the home Oh
". saith on Main street
Mrs {. E. Patten is acting as book
,,oner in C. w. Days grocery stora
= the absence of Miss Marjorie Sal
ley.
clowbegan Military band under the
,..aorebip of r. F. Washburn, will
-;no sacred concert at Coburn park
e,,odav afternoon from 2 to 5.
Tho Somerset hospital, after being
.,ooed for the past three weeks while
.adorpoing repairs, will open Satur-
aoy next to receive patients.
telegram was received here this
norning from Seattle. Wash, telling
: The death of Mrs. w. L. Walker.
cho WAS a sister of Joshua F. Wit
Iams.
If there is anyone who wishes to
aorate or sell a lot for the new
nost office building, the size of the
Int must be about 130x135 feet and on
a corner
Carl Smith of Pittsburg, Penn, is
visiting for a few weeks his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Smith. Mr. Smith
/, pmployed by the United States Geo.
logical Survey,
Clerk of Courts, w. T. Seekins has
freak geranium at his office. IT
saems that a slip was set in a plant
mt and now it has branched out and
.re stock has red flower and the
other a white one.
Newell Perkins, brakeman for the
Maine Central Railroad Company on
the express train from Portland to
Rangor was in town Tuesday, called
here by the serious illness of his
father A. X Perkins.
The members of the K. P. lodge will
attend services in body at the First
Baptist church Sunday. The sermon
vii lbe delivered by Rev. Robert Nor
ris. His subject will be Between
Jerusalem and Jericho
Miss Edna Getchell, who is employ
ed in the Vickery & Hill Publishing
House at Augusta is in town for seV
eral days, the guest of her sister
Mrs Leslie Stevens and she has also
been visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs j. Smith Nutting.
Nf hn
we're entertained by Mrs. Clara B
Leavitt at her cottage at Lakewood
Saturday, July 2. Each lady carried
picnic lunch and coffee was served
|, the hostess. They attended the
matinee in the afternoon.
Miss Cora Robinson, governess al
the home of Mrs. George Otis Smith
spent Monday at Madison at the home
of Mrs Ethel Hayward Weston. Miss
Annie Harthorn of Wilton was also
present. The three young ladies were
in Colby college together.
The State assessors: George Pottle
lewiston W. ]. Thompson, Brown
vile and Edwin M. Johnston, China
were in session at the court house
Wednesday. The business consisted
the routine work. There were Sc
kctmen present from the different
towns
Dwight Viles, accompanied by his
two sisters, the Misses Doris and Gail
OF Flagstaff, have been In town for !,
lew DAYS, guests at the home Of Mr.
and Mrs, Carroll Viles on Pleasant
slfaet. Tuesday morning they went
10 Hallowell where they will spend a
lew DAYS before returning to their
home.
There was one drunk before Judge
fF. Lawrence in the Municipal court
tuesday He was given fine of 80
and costs amounting to- $1O.s0. Harry
AiOee vas gwen so days In Jail for
o0structing the officer in the perform
snce of his duties. The two arrests
were made by Chief of Police Frank
'ennell and officer Thompson.
lne wheels of the baggage car on
tue morning train from Skewhegan
W Lewiston to epuuocf with tho 715