The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-05-09
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Mrs Fred X. PnllDrlck visited yes
t4rday in Fairfield.
Mrs. Weston Clark is reported as
s,rewhat improved.
Howard Steward. who has been Sc
rioasly i'll is improving.
sfiss Ethel Merriam was home from
f5sbg college Tuesday night.
An excellent season for farming
f,r This spring has been reported.
The condition of Paul Matthews OF
rasf Front street, remains about the
SAME
Among the Skowhegan people to
visit Waterville Friday, was Miss Eve
lyn Bodhsh.
Mrs. Geo. McCoombs of Waterville
i, visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
paul Roullard.
Robert Haines and Miss Haines ar
rived home, Tuesday evening, from a
trip to Wayne.
Frank w. Bucknam is ~among the
local Masons to attend the Grand
Lodge meeting In Portland this week.
Mrs. Nj. j. Watson left Tuesday for
Wateryille to visit her sister and at
tend the school festival to be held in
that city.
W. Wilkinson of Portland has been
substituting as brakeman part of
his week on the run between here and
Wateryille.
Mrs. Lillian Fournier of Atlantic
City is visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Burnor and her brother Charles Bur-
nor and family.
Don Morrison, yiolinist, and Miss
Mary Emery, accompanist, went to
Watervile yesterday, to play at the
Caidrens Festival
The Womans Relief Corp met Fri
dry last There was work on one
candidate which was followed by a
short entertainment.
The Skowhegan Local held it's regu-
lar meeting Monday evening. At the
meeting next Monday evening, there
will be election of officers.
ba ie oil ~ np
Lake and boats went to the head OF
the lake yesterday, according to re-
port received in Skowhegan.
Mrs F. j. Hight of Athens was in
town yesterday, leaving here for Lynn,
Mass, where she was summoned
owing TO the illness of sister
George T. Osborn of New York. who
is connected with the Fuller Osborn
Mfg Co. Hartland, and James L. Full
Ter of Hartland, were out of town
business men here, Tuesday.
At the baseball game played here
Yesterday between the High school
team and team from Good WILL the
latter team was the winner by ascore
of to 8.
Miss Emma Fuller of Boothbay Har-
Dor, who has been guest at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roullard for the
past two weeks. returned to her home
Yesterday morning
Everett Bacon went to North Carry
yesterday to join the Maine Central
Engineer Corps and to assist in sur
Neying for the proposed railroad route
from Birch Point to Chesuncook.
Mrs w. b, Steward and Mrs. r. r
Patten were in Bath yesterday, to a.
tend d. A. r. luncheon given in
honor of the State Regent, Mrs. John
Morris, and the Regent of the Bath
chapter, Mrs. Weber.
Mrs. Stone, trained nurse, of Lew
iston, who has been caring for Mrs.
Alice Hillman on Blackwell Hill. left
here yesterday for Waterville. Mrs.
Ilillman who has been very i'll with
typhoid fever is on the gain.
County Commissioner o. f. Libby
OF Pittsheld was in town yesterday,
and in company with County Commits
Sloners Henry Crowell of this town,
and Granville Perkins of Madison
went to Bingham to survey in a road
case.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward j. Quincy are
the parents OF a daughter. Mr.. Quincy
is the popular NJ. c. brakeman on the
Skowhegan- Wateryille run and he
and Mrs. Quincy are receiving many
congratulations from their hosts of
friends.
Harry A. Dinsmore, one of the per
manent members of the Grand Council
and member of the High Priesthood
and Alonzo Merrill. the Commander
OF DeMolay Commandery. are attend
ing the Masonic meeting in Portland
mis- week.
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