The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-05-16
-. levi Butler is critically Ill.

fPfhklt
y Kicker of Portland arrived In
~ Yesterday on business visit
virgil Lewis of Clinton was in town
-. FIRST of the week visiting friends.
Mildred Rowell, the daughter of Will
nou,el1 is very sick with the measles.
irving Adams, Jackman mill man,
zoe in town during the day, Tuesday.
Mrs Blaine owen of Augusta is Wis
ring for week with relatives in
town.
2 R. oliver departed Wednesday on
hnsjness trip to Waterville and Aug
usta
Mrs ". H. Swain of Arlington,
Mass. is here for visit with rela-
tiyes
Mrs Nellie Williams departed yes
to-day for a visit with her sister in
Wateryile.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Perry of Clinton
we're visitors to Skowhegan the first
Of this week.
A ". Dunbar, who has been i'll with
bronchitis was able to be in Water
vile yesterday.
Mss Lucille Wing went to Fairfield
Wednesday for visit with her aunt,
Mrs Ralph Jewell.
c. r. Cook left yesterday for Pres
cue Isle, where he will enjoy a fishing
acation at Sqaw Pan.
Miss Bernice Perkins of Cornyille
vas in town Wednesday leaving here
for visit to Brooksville.
Mrs Alice Somerville, who has been
spending few days at her home here
returned to Hallowell yesterday.
John Lewis, who attended the ball
game at Pennington Saturday, re-
NAMED for longer visit in that town
Mrs. Walter Wiltshire and Master
Thayer of Waterville were in town
yesterday visiting her sister, Mrs. Her.
bert Hopkins.
Mr. and Mrs. L. e. Jackman of Sher-
man Mills, who have been guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, Spring St,
have returned home.
Rev. j. L. Clark of Fairfield will
preach Sunday morning in the Beth
any church here in exchange with
Rev. George Merriam.
Mrs. NJ. H. French, who has been
visiting with relatives in the vicinity
of Lakewood, left Wednesday on the
POI train for Lewiston.
Herbert SWEET has been in New York
this week on business, pertaining to
arrangements for the opening of the
theatrical season at Lakewood.
Mrs. F. w. Briggs, Mrs. T. f. Get
chel and Mrs. s. R. Haines of Pitts
field arrived Tuesday night and are at
the Shepherd bungalow at Lakewood
Marriage intentions of Bernard J.
McNally of Portland and Miss Emma
E. Gotta of Skowhegan were filed yes
terday at the office of the town clerk
". G. Mallett of Pennington, who
was here to attend the Teachers meet
ing last Friday, was a guest while
in town at the home of Carleton p
Merrill.
B ]. McNally, formerly employed at
the office of the independently Report
er and now located in Portland, has
been in town for a visit, returning
home yesterday.
Dr. S. NJ. Cover arrived home Mon
day night from visit of several days
IN Boston and vicinity. Mrs Cover
and daughter, Muriel are visiting her
aunt, Mrs. A. f. Pilsbury in Spring
field Mass.
The Board of Trade meeting tomor-
row evening will be an important one
The principal subject to be discussed
Will be Skowhegan's duty toward
forming a local association to act with
the State Association and the State
Board of Health in the suppression
and stamping out of from our midst
The terrible disease tuberculosis.
Al hearing before Trial Justice J.
+. Holman in Athens, Friday, Rufus
b. Nutting was found guilty of two
single sales Of liquor. The case for
the State was conducted by Sheriff
John A. Mooers, and for the defence
by Z. F. Merrill. In the first case
the respondent was fined $50 and
costs. which he paid. In the second
case he was given 30 days in jail but
The sentence was Suspended as long
as the respondent no further violated
the law.
District Deputy Grand Master A. G.
blssey of Skowhegan has arranged
district meeting to meet with Indian
spring Lodge, No. 115, at Madison
friday evening, May 18th, A special
car will loouo o,au +bo rruaa