The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-13
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


morrow evening.
Henry Plummer of New Portland,
was in town Saturday. visiting his son
Arthur Plummer
Miss Ethel Daily of WaterYille de
parted Friday afternoon following a
visit with Miss Theresa Bison here.
Gerald Marble a student at Universe
y of Maine. visited his parents, Mr..
and Mrs f. w Marble Saturday and
Sunday
Rev George Merriam was in Water
vile Monday afternoon to attend
meeting of the Maine Baptist Educa-
ton Society.
James S. Dunville and wife of Bail
ey st. returned Saturday from a visit
with Mrs. Dunvilles parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. f. Moore of Mercer.
Somebody will get fifty cents for a
single copy of the Somerset Reporter.
The date wanted is July End, 1903.
See ad in Everybodys Column.
Mrs. a. NJ. Knight went Monday af-
ternoonternooncfmypw cmfw cmfw en-
ternoon to Gardiner, being called there
owing to the death of her step-mother
Everett Buzzell who has been en-
ployed at Kinc0, visited last week
with the family of William Rowell. at
Rowellvale departed Saturday for
Oakland.
Our files are very low on issues of
July 31st and October 9th. We should
be pleased to hear from anyone who
can furnish either of these dates of
the year 1913.
Horace f. Reed, who has been at
work for the state highway commits
sion the past season, expects to super
intend a concrete dam job for the
Newcastle Lumber Company. at North
New Portland, in the early future
Mrs II c. Taggart and Mrs II. s
Hopkins visited in Portland the latte
part of last week. Mrs. Taggart also
visited in Kennebunkport with her
daughter, Miss Gail Taggart, who is
member of the High School faculty IN
that town.
Mrs. f. o. Eaton, Senior-Yice of the
Department of Maine W. r. c. and
left Tuesday morning to visit differ
ent corps in the state. During the
present week she will attend to these
duties in the towns of Whitefield,
Litchfeld, Hallowell and Augusta
Bert A. McCoombs, who for the past
six years has been engaged in the
livery business here has disposed of
his property which consisted Of nine
horses and outfits, to Chas Russell
of Norridgewock Mr.. Russell took
possession Friday morning. He has
been similarly occupied in the past
at Norridgewock
The District Convention Of Knights
of Pythias will be held here this even
ing with the local lodge. Grand
lodge officers are expected to be pres
ent as well as representatives from
the lodges included in this district
which is made up of those in the towns
of Norridgewock, Madison and Oak
land. The Pythian Sisterhood will
serve a supper and there will be work
in all three ranks.
The series of English lectures Civ
en- by Miss Elizabeth Olney of Prov
idence r. l., closed last Thursday af-
ternoon with a talk upon Life in a
Cathedral Town, greatly to the re-
greet of those who have listened to
the exceedingly delightful lectures up
on Spring in Surrey, "A Yorkshire
AUTUMN AluOuB tic MAI
vern Hills" and "Thc Cornwall RIVER
"a. Illustrated by many photographs
and presented in Miss Onley's charm
ing manner, the listeners have become
as enthusiastic as the lecturer over the
beauties of Englands carried scenery
and fascinating history.
A certificate of organization filed
at the Registry of Deeds, Monday,
was that of corporation to be known
as Fraternal Hall Association Limited
Its purposes are to buy and own real
estate and to erect and construct
thereon buildings of wood, stone or
brick, and to SELL lease or rent the |
same for mercantile, residential or
other purposes. The amount of CAPT |
tai stock is $4,000 and the par value
of the shares 800. The corporation
is located at Arson, with a board of |
six directors, John M. Getchell, Will
liam c. Robinson, viii F. French |
Henry B. Merry, Leonard p. Lincoln |
and John d. Benjamin. The president |
is John NJ. Getchell and the treasurer
Is Will F. French.
The Rebekahs and odd Fellows