The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-18

Mrs. Carrie Bragg is to make her
future home in the Robinson home on
Middle st.
Mrs. d. W. Lewis left Saturday
forenoon for visit with her sister in
Hopkinton, Mass.
James Fleming moved Friday from
the corner of Russell st. to the Brown
Block on Water ST.
J. r Merrill of Lisbon Falls has
been passing few days here with
l. f. Williams
Mrs Alice Coffin of Long Beach, Cal
has been for several days the guest Of
Mrs. A. II. Lang.
Miss Harriet Simpson of the local
school teaching force spent Sunday at
her home in Winslow.
Nathaniel Pratt of Clinton who has
been the guest of his niece, Mrs. Eta
Chase departed Saturday.
Miss Jessie Folsom Of Augusta re-
turned home Monday after a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. \. S. Steward.
Mrs. J. X Williams has returned to
her home in Fairfield after visit
with Mrs. A. K. Jones. Elm st.
c. L. William has accepted posi-
ton as baggage master at the Maine
Central Railroad station in Madison.
There will be a dance in Grange
Hall tomorrow (Friday) evening and
one in Moose Hall, Saturday evening.
Miss NJ. F. Day of Portland, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. F.
Merrill departed Friday on the mid
day train.
Miss Grace Russell returned Sat
urday to North Berwick, where she
has resumed her duties as instructor
in the High School.
Mrs. Edgar Critch and daughters
Catherine and Louise of Rockland who
have been visiting Mrs. Irving Gates,
departed Friday last.
Mrs. George Tibbetts of Brunswick
who has been the guest of her moth
er, Mrs. Daniel Flanders departed
Saturday for her home.
Work is progressing upon the new
home of Allan Varney which is be-
ing built by him in place of the one
destroyed by fire last winter.
Mrs. Edwin D. Bessey and son
Harold left Friday for their home in
Oakland after a visit with Mrs. Bes-
seys mother, Mrs. Fannie A. Luce
Master Edmund Stevens who has
been enjoying a vacation at Bloom
field Cottage" left Saturday for Cam
bridge, Mass to resume his school
work.
Duncan Hall of Augusta, an cru.
Journal, departed the first of this
week after visit with his brother.
Robert Hall, and other relatives here
Mrs. Annie NJ. Jepson of Baltimore,
Md. who has been the guest of Mrs.
Minnie Green and Miss May Cole de-
parted Saturday forenoon. She was
accompanied upon her journey as far
as Wateryille by Miss Cole.
DR.. E. H. Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, who has lately returned from
voyage to London, where he at
tended a notable medical association
gathering, has been passing several
days at his country place Bloomfield"
Mrs. Nellie Abbott of Lawrence,
Mass, who has been in attendance
upon the Spiritual meeting at Lake
wood, departed Friday On Sunday
it was Mrs. Abbott's purpose to start
for Chicago where she will attend the
National Spiritualist Convention.
All Veterans of the Civil War have
an invitation to attend the Fair of
the Somerset Central Agricultural So
ciety, Saturday afternoon as guests of
the Society The Veterans are re-
quested to meet at the principal en-
trance to the Fair grounds at O'Clock
p, IN.
An informal organ recital was given
in the Island Avenue Congregational
Church by Robert Dinsmore of Madi-
son recently. The friends who heard
him not only thoroughly enjoyed his
playing but also felt the ability of his
teacher, Everett E. Truette of Bos-
ton. The program follows: Organ
Sonata in d minor, ]. G. TOPPER; In
terlude in A fat Opus is, Everett E.
Truette; AT Evening Opus So, Dudley
Buck; Postlude in B., Berthold Toms;
Nocturne, Opus No, /, Russell King
Miller; Village Festival, j. Leyback;
Offertoire. Opus 10, Everett E. Truette.
At the coming Carnival of Seasons,
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