The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-06-02

,frs Birdena Lord has gone to Mad
,.on where she has position in the
Wooden mill.
Mrs Elisha Knox of Scion was. in
town Wednesday, the guest of her
mother Mrs Hayden.
George Parker a student in the
University of Maine, is at home for
few days vacation.
Mrs. Isaac Wheeler went to Port
,ond Wednesday where she will visit
friends for several days
Allen Hayward of Grindstone, Me,
los been the guest of his brother,
Rev F. L. Hayward for few days.
The skowhegan baseball team de-
feated the Hartland Academy team at
Lartland Monday. The score was I
t, 8.
Mrs. Claude Barker of New York
arrived here Tuesday and will visit
for several days with relatives in
Athens.
Mrs. Cora Hilton of Augusta, is in
town for few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Hilton was formerly a resident
of this town.
Judge F. F. Lawrence was in Madi
son Tuesday forenoon where he pre-
sided at the Civil term of the Western
Somerset Municipal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Day and daugh
ter. Miss Dorothy. who have been
spending a few days in Providence, r
I returned home Monday night.
G. E. Durrell, Fred Annis, and
Clarence Manter spent few days last
week at Pleasant Pond on a fishing
trip. They returned home Tuesday
night.
Enoch Markham, graduate of the
SkoWhegan High school in the class
of 1909, has a position with the
Farmers Telephone company in the
construction work.
Claude Bower of Auburn, oyerseer
in the weaving room of the Columbia
mill at Lewiston, arrived Saturday
night for a few days visit at the home
o. Rev. F. L. Hayward.
The Foxcroft Academy Baseball
team failed to appear for the game
here Wednesday afternoon which was
scheduled to be played with the Show
hogan High school team.
William Chamberlain of Wilton,
for several years a resident of Show
hegan spent Memorial Day in Show
began He was in the 18th Maine
Regiment, serving in the Civil war.
The Waterville High School base
ball team defeated the Skowhegan
High school team at Fairview Park,
Saturday, IL to 3. The loss of the
game to the home team was largely
through errors.
Elder O. Montgomery and Elder
Waite, were here Tuesday evening
where they conducted services in the
Adventist Rooms. During their stay
in Skowhegan they were guests of
Mr., and Mrs. j. H. Wood.
The summer schedule of cars on
the Somerset Traction Co. will go in
to effect next Sunday, June 5, and
on this date the steamer Margaret B
will begin regular trips at Hayden
Lake. Time tables of both cars and
steamer may be had at the office of
the company.
Kendalrs orchestra will play at the
following places in the next few
days: Exeter, June 8; Norridgewock
graduation exercises, 8; Dover, 10.
Scion, IA; Charleston Classical Insti-
tt tie, Is; Sangeryille, 16; Skowhegan,
II, 20; Wilton Academy, 81; North
Jay, %.
All lSClulc was given
Thursday evening in the Bethany Bap-
fist church by Mrs. Effie NJ. Lambert
of New York, national organizer of the
w. C. T. U. ON the subjects Liquor
Traffic" and white Slave Trade. The
lecture was under the auspices of the
local w. C. T. U,
Maryland York was before Judge F. |
F. Lawrence in the Municipal Court
Tuesday afternoon. York was ar
rested in Fairfield by Deputy Sheriff |
Brophy for the illegal possession of
liquor. The officer found four pints.
York pleaded guilty to the charge
and was sentenced by Judge Law
renee to serve 60 days in jail
Those from the Bethany Baptist
church attending the Christian En-
deayor Convention in Lewiston this
week as delegates are: Charles Cleve-
land, Mrs Mabel Judkins, Miss Alice
Written, Miss Edith Withee, Mrs.
Belle Caswell Mrs. Charles White
more, Miss Mildred Whittemore, Mrs.
Eugene Tarbox and Miss Genie Hur-
ley. Miss Sarah Snow went to the