The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-05-26

urday afternoon, when eleven of her
young lady friends met at her home
on Madison street. 1t was delight
full occasion and the engagement OF
Miss Hapgood to Waldo Houghton
was announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery. who
have been spending several weeks in
the West, returned home Monday
night.
Mrs. Evie Robinson went to Port
land Saturday afternoon to meet her
husband, w. c. Robinson. who has
come home from his contract In
| Alaska. for a months rest. Their
daughter. Miss Kate. who has been in
Washington for several weeks, re-
turned home with them on Monday
night.
Orrin Williamson of Waterville was
at the home of c. (. Walker on bust
ness Tuesday.
The crew OF the Newcastle Lumber
! Co., consisting of 10 men and COOK
/ has taken possession of the property
purchased by this company of En-
gene Day, and has begun work upon
/ the logs
Samuel Vose of Madison purchased
the stock of boots and shoes OF the
estate of the late j. P. Spooner Mon
day and took possession Tuesday.
CYRUS Moore. who has been con-
fined to the house for some weeks, is
reported to be slowly improving.
| NJ. A. Eames, master driver on the
section of the Kennebec near Patter-
son bridge, is doing the work this
spring with small crew of men. The
swinging booms has supplanted the
large crews of men that were en-
ployed in former days.
For Sale-A 14-Horse Power Max
we'll Runabout Two cylinders and
in first class condition. Sold on &C
count of the driver being away. 81
Mrs. William Howard (nee Olive
FOSTER of Providence, r. l., has pre-
scented Foster Public Library with
valuable lot of books, as follows:
! Washington Irving's Works, vols;
Personal Memoirs of P. II. Sheridan,
Q vols; Speeches of Henry Lord
Brougham, vols; America, by Cook,
3 vols; The French Revolution, by
CARLYLE, 2 vols; British Poets, vols. !;
| EQRdT "A. rue 3 w Va no,
vols; Boyd's Dante, 2 vols; His
tory of Free Masonry and Concordant
Orders; Frederick, the Great and His
Court, Mulhbach; Sydney Smiths Es-
says; Half a Century with Judges
and Lawyers, willard; Sydney
Smiths Wit and Wisdom; The Tin
Trumpet; Young Folks Readings
Monroe; Eminent Women of the Age;
The Mothers of Great Men and Wo-
men, Holloway; Thomas Dudley, End
Governor of Massachusetts, Jones
Twenty Years of Congress, Vol. H.;
Travels in America and Italy, 2 vols.
The Baron's Sons, Jokai; The Boy
hood of Patrick Lynch, Blake; The
Problem of Life and Immortality
Moody; The Old Faith and the New
Strauss; My Husband and I, Tolstoi i;
Adventures of Daniel Ellis; The Eu-
ropeans, James; The Decline and
Fall of the Roman Empire, Gibbon /;
Beaumont and Fletcher, Strachey
Selections from the English Poets,
Hunt; Errors Chains, How Forged
and Broken, Dobbins; Asmodeus, LIE
by Sheldon; Hannah More's Works
| WI. HI DOuHu WI. Vi uCh, NOl5.
Is, 10, 20; bound VOL of The Aldine,
1873.
Don't forget that this is the last
chance at Chas. F. Ward Co.'S. big sale
RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, 1t has pleased the great
Master of the universe to remove from
home and friends our beloved Sister
Alice A. Pullen, of Arson Grange, No.
SS, P. of H., and
| Whereas, We realize that we must
bow in submission to the Divine will,
yet it seems eminently fitting and
proper that due observance be taken
| by us when member Is called from
our Order below to the grand Order
above;
Resolved, That In the death of Sis
ter Pullen the community as well as
the Grange has lost a true member
and one who ever had the welfare
and prosperity of this Order near her
heart, and be 1t
Resolved, That our Chapter be
draped in mourning thirty days in
memory of our Sister Alice A. Pullen
and that copy of these resolutions
be placed upon the records of our
Grange, a copy be published in the