The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-08-18
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Miss Edith Withee will go to Good
rich, Me-, this week to visit relatives
for several days.
l. G. Hoffes of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Judkins.
Edward F. Merrill of the law firm
of Merrill C Merrill, went to Quebec
Monday on a weeks business trip
Mrs. Flora Dealey and Mrs. Fred
Turner are in Freeport for a few
days, the guests of Alex Cox and
family.
Mrs. Irving Gates went to Rock
land Monday morning where she will
visit relatives and friends for two
weeks.
Mrs. A. r. Burton of Hartland, is
guest at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. H. V. Morrill,, on Cross
street.
Linwood Nutting is having his
house built on his little farm on the
Skowhegan-M Madison car line. The
work is In charge OF his father, Web
ster Nutting.
Miss Louise Coburn and Miss Cora
Robinson, governess at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith, went
to Beechwood Thursday where they
will spend three weeks at a cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Childs of West
Medford, Mass, will arrive here this
week to visit Mrs. Child's father, N.
L. Owens and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Jewett at their cottage at Lakewood.
They come here from Portland.
Mrs. Rosa Fortier Turney and her
two children of Lewiston, are visit
Ing at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Fortier on North
avenue. Mrs. Turney was formerly
an employee in the store of w. P. Ord
way.
Members of Company E, N. G. S. M,
will leave here on the 1926 p. m. train
Saturday for Pine Camp, N. Y, where
they will participate in the maneu-
vres from August q to 81. The COM
pany will be under the command OF
Capt. BERTHE l. Rice. There are about
~ men In the company.
"Thelma Day" at Fogg's Drug
Store last Saturday will live In the
memory Of those fortunate ladies who
received the handsome packages pre-
sented Of the perfume itself one
can safely say "once used, always"
Every lady's dresser should contain
bottle of this delightful and lasting
perfume.
Two boys, Arthur Cincyr and Ed
ward Vigue, were before Judge F. F.
Lawrence of the Municipal court
Tuesday for malicious mischief. By
order of hte court both boys were
sent to the State Reform school. Last
week fifteen squares of glass were
found broken in the Garfield school
building. No one seemed to know
who did 1t and Sheriff Mooers was
notified and he arrested these two
boys.
E. L. Walker and family, who have
been at Lakewood for several days
on their annual vacation, have re-
turned to Portland. While at Lake
wood a family reunion was held. the
children being present. Mr.. Walker
was formerly resident of Skowhe-
gan and a painter here for a num-
Der of years. He moved to Portland
a few years ago and Is working at his
trade there. His two sons. Franklin
and Emery, are also employed there.
The twenty-second Maine Regimen
tai Association will meet in reunion
a. the Fairfield Opera House, Fair
field, Me-, on Friday, September 8,
1910, at 1899 o'clock a. m. Deaths in
the Regiment to August |, 1910 are:
Surgeon, George E. Bricket, F. and
s., at Augusta, Me-, Jan. %, 1910;
Private, Edwin S. Head, Co. A, at
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec. IS, 1909; Pri-
yate, Horace B. Tibbetts, Co. B, at
National Home, Me-, Feb. IL, 1907;
Sergeant, Ephraim l.. Farrin, Co. C,
at Chelsea Mass, Apr. 8, 1909; Pri-
yate, John R. Pollard, Co. d, at Win
slow, Me-, Jan. Is, 1910; Sergeant,
Charles M. Brookings, Co. E, at Te-
kamah, Neb., May %, 1910; Private.
VIM. H. Condor, Co. G, at E. Newport,
Me-, Apr. 2, 1910; Pr. Eben Dodge,
Co. H, at Newcastle. Me-, April 2,
1910; Private, John Goudy, Co. |, at
Bristol, Me-. April II, 1910; Private,
Geo. S. P. Cleaveland, Co. X, at Wat
sonville, Cal, May 8, 1910.