The independent-reporter., 1910-07-28

urs Isaac Pierce is spending a
.aot at Lakewood in one of the cot
tages.
Master Thomas Horne of Canaan,
>. ,isyting friends in this town for a
few days.
,,ss D. Plummer of Lewiston, is
A. o,est of her sister, Mrs. E. w
peed for a few weeks.
1rdoe and Mrs. F. F. Lawrence
n+ IN Capitol Island Wednesday
A. snend their annual vacation.
,rs George Wade of Portland is
,.i.i,q DIR. and Mrs. F. o. Sawyer
time at their cottage at Lake
wood.
poniamin B. Fogler is at home with
Vic parents, Major and Mrs. }. w.
Tor,or for a few days from Cam
hridge Mass, where he Is employed
NV the Hood Rubber Co.
mr. l. V. Somes of Waterville, ac-
,oomnanied by his grandmother, Mrs.
r Turner, Gardiner, are passing
the present week in town, the guests
Of friends.
W T. Seekins, Clerk of Courts for
.bis county, left by automobile Tor
bennington Wednesday afternoon to
attend the clerk of courts convention
-hicb was in session Wednesday and
.oaov He was accompanied by Clerk
- courts Flynt of Piscataquis coun-
ty
rho reunion of the descendants OF
noa Joseph Wyman will be held this
,oor on the seventeenth of August at
tbo home of H. P. Wyman in Reno
hoth Mass. 1t is earnestly wished
chat every member of each branch OF
this family should attend this re-
union if possible.
Miss Harriet Marble and her broth
~ Gerald. who are outing at the Act
Colony in Boothbay were surprised
bv visit from their parents last
saturday. E. w. Marble and wife
continued their journey Saturday az
ternoon to Amesbury, Mass, return
ing home Monday.
Christus Gregory of Fairheld was
given hearing in the Munlcipai
court Monday afternoon on the
charge of having illegal possession OF
li0uors. He was represented by W.
II uawes ESQ. and after the evil
dence had been put in he was found
NOT guilty by Judge Lawrence.
One of the finest pieces of potatoes
and the best field of oats to be tound
near here are those ownd by LIN
wood Nutting which are along the
electric car line about two miles
from Skowhegan village. Mr.. Nutting
is clerk for j. R. Philbrick, jewel
er, and he does little farming on
the side. Mr.. Nutting has reason to
be proud of his excellent results In
farming. He plans to have a
residence at his little farm.
The 18th Me. Regiment will hold
their annual reunion at Camden,
Me-, Tuesday, Aug. %, 1910. The M.
c. R. R. will grant the usual reduc-
ton in fare for the round trip Mem
bers can leave Waterville at 7.15 a.
m. for Belfast leaving Belfast at 1915
a. m by boat for Camden, arriving
there at 1915 p. m. Going by the
way of Brunswick on a. m. train
from Portland, will arrige in Rock
land at 1915 a. M, leaving there at
II a. M, arriving in Camden at IL m.
The North Anson Methodist camp
meeting will be held at the Camp
meeting Grove, August 1929. Rev. e.
Holmes, Superintendent of the Au-
gusta District, will have charge of
the meetings. Rev. H. c. McGlaugh-
fin, pastor of the Park street NJ. f..
church of Lewiston, will have charge
of the Epworth League rally, which
will be held August 1920. Miss Fran
ces B. Adams, a well known evan
gelist, will conduct the other services
for the entire ten days. Miss Adams
was in Skowhegan for several days
few years ago and she won a large
circle of friends, who will be pleased
to meet her again.
A considerable change is being
made in the location of the freight
office at the Maine Central buildings.
A new Office is being built in the
south end of the large freight house
which will be used for all Office work
of the freight business. This office
Will be comprised of two rooms. One
section Will be used at times for the
storage of perishable goods, es-
pecially in the winter. The small Of
nee building will be dispensed with
except for the keeping of records and
Ming old bills. From this new office
The employees will tie able to see
across the river along the track