The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-03-31
A. E. Bowman has been in town this
week visiting his family.

week visiting his family.
Mrs. d. H. Bartlett was in Augusta
spending the day last Friday.
Mrs Fred Jones returned to her
home in Boston, Monday after a visit
in town with relatives.
Col T. II. Anderson of Portland ar
rived in town Monday for a brief
visit with his father. Lewis Ander-
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Mrs F. L. Tozier and her children
of Fairfield were in town last week
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F.
p. Pennell.
Mrs. Ethel Buker of Charlestown,
Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Fairbrother this week. Mrs Fairbroth-
er being her sister.
After the meeting of Priscilla Re
bekah Lodge Tuesday. April 5, there
will be a finch party and refresh
ments for Rebekahs only.
| On account of delayed Western
trains, the evening train due at Show
hogan at $50 D. m, was an hour and
half late Friday night of last week.
The bridge crew have completed
their work of extricating the wreck
age from the river and loading it on
cars, and left Tuesday afternoon for
Waterviile.
Miss Ethel Knowlton. an instructor
at Hebron, arrived home last Friday
night, to spend her Easter vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. F.
knowlton.
Phillip Neddo, an employee at Hotel
Coburn, has been having a brief vaca-
ton, his place having been occupied
by William Rowe, while away. Mr.
, Neddo went to Wateryille, Saturday
Miss Lena Packard stenographer
and book-keeper at the Independent
Reporter office, returned home Mon
day night from a three days visit with
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Kidder of Wa
| teryille.
Ernest Holman let Monday morn
ing for Fairfield to enter upon his
new business in the drug store, which
he and Abbott Nelson have recently
purchased. Mr. Nelson will follow
little later.
j. Arthur Morrissette returned home
Saturday night from New York. Dur
ing the week that he spent there he
obtained the new fall styles in cloth
ing and has been demonstrating them
to Smith & Bussey and other traders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turner of Bath are
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E., for a short time. Mr.. Tur
ner formerly carried on the City
Drug store business here and is now
proprietor of a similar store in Bath.
Herbert Lemlin was brought before
Judge F. F. Lawrence in the Munich
nal court last Friday forenoon and
found guilty of the charge of single
sale of liquor at Tukey's boarding
house. He was fined $500 and costs
amounting to $7.45 which he paid.
The rural schools are having their
spring vacation from March 25 to
April 20. The recess in the village
schools extends from tomorrow, April
to April 10. After that, there will
be nine more weeks of school in the
village and rural schools The only
holiday during that time is Memorial
day, May 80.
Last Friday evening, eight of Edwin
Packard's class in the Methodist Sun
day School, gave him a surprise party
at his home on Water street. They
presented him with beautiful picture
of Pharaoh's Horses. The evening
was very pleasantly passed in social
conversation and after refreshments
had been served by Mrs. Packard,
the young men returned to their
homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence r. Plunkett
of Dorchester, Mass, announce the
marriage of their daughter Alice M.
to Raymond E. Kenney of Temple,
Texas, formerly of Mattapan, Mass,
on Sunday, March 81 at Dallas, Texas.
Mrs. Plunkett accompanied her
daughter on her trip to Texas and
before returning will make a tour OF
Texas, and spend week in Chicago
and Montreal, returning home about
May l.