The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-13
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Mr. and Mrs. +. ). CldIh ltNui ~
Monday from freeman where they iiaa
been for week visiting their son ana
ia niiv.
Mrs. Nellie Mitchell of Dorchester,
Mass. arrived here. Tuesday night Tor
a visit with her brother, NJ. A. Eames
ard family.
Mrs. Nellie Collins Of Portland was
the guest of Mrs. a. Simmons for
few days These)ladies spent Monday
night at Bingham. the guests OF Mrs.
BEATRICE WATSON. Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Collins were
calling On Mrs Ella Hapgood and Mrs
Waldo Houghton of Madison, IRON
there Mrs. Collins went to Skowhegap
10 visit Mrs. j. Leon ParliS before re
turn,uK 20 Portland.
- Ellis and 1r6Jree -. Sayf &
attended Pomona Grange at canaan,
Tuesday.
The Observation-Disclosures is on
sale at Holley's Drug Store.
Henry Reed of Benton Falls was Yls-
iting his son, A. w. Reed, the last oil
the week and returned home, sunday
The poles are being set for the re-
moyal of the Central Office OF the Far
mers Telephone to Madison St The
work is in charge of Archie Danforth
and Olin Taylor. A new switch
board will be put in with a gravity
drop and up-to-date in every way. 1t
will take several days to complete the
work.
An alarm of re AM 80 a. m. Satur-
day, proved to be at Ira Cushings, but
il was soon extinguished.
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weeks in the drug store of F. II.
Holley.
The regular meeting of Ruth Head
Cragin Chapter will be held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Annie
Bisbee on Union st.
w. G. Robinson went Tuesday to
Boston to attend the National Fruit
Show and on his way home will stop
at Lewiston to attend the Pathological
Exhibition.
Henry Fletcher of South Scion was
in town Tuesday.
A great many of the North Arson
ladies' went to Madison Tuesday after
noon.
Miss Carrie Robinson spent day at
Kent's Hill last week, going from there
to Portland where she will be a guest
of her sister Mrs. Frank Perkins for
a few weeks.
At the annual meeting of Stewart
Library Association. c. W. Rogers and
Mrs. " d. Hilton were reelected to
serve on the board of trustees for
term of five years. The officers OF
the Association were reelected as fol-
lows: President, John NJ Getchell,
vice president and secretary, Mrs. V.
D. Hilton; treasurer, Mrs. Wallace
Emery; curator, Miss Mary Porter;
librarian, ]. M. Getchell; book COM
mittee. Mrs. W. c. Robinson, Mrs Har-
ry Williamson Mrs C. w. Rogers.
The library was opened to the public
for the first time since the fire, Sat
urday evening Although there is
more work to be done to the interior
of the building and new book shelves
are ordered, yet it was thought best to
have the library open as usual and not
wait until everything was completed.
A new feature of the library is the
pay shelf which contains the latest
fiction.
c. V. Bailey has purchased two pair
of young team horses. One pair
weighs 40 hundred pounds. This viii
lage has large number of heavy
horses but this pair of colts is prob
ably the heaviest team ever owned
here.
Arthur A. Buxton a young man en-
ployed in Clark 8 mill of the Newcastl
Company had his foot badly cut by
saw recently. Fortunately his foot
was saved.
Geo A. Wells of Des Moines. Iowa
was the guest for few days of Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace Emery.
Mrs. r. H. WATSON of Bingham was
visiting here last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Pullen and two
daughters of Springfield, Mass, will
spend the winter with her father. Chas
Pullen.
Mrs. Clara Nutter went to Madison
Tuesday afternoon.
The children's school fair will be
held Friday. November 14th.
The new bookkeeper at the New
castle Office is Miss Florence Morey of
Damariscotta
William Quint spent Tuesday after
noon in Madison.
Mrs. Eva Pierce is in the hospital at
Portland having been operated on for
appendicitis.
Mrs. Ronello Gilbert and daughter
Agnes are visiting Mrs. Harry Curran
in Johnson. Vermont.
Mrs. Lydia Cleveland had the mis-
fortune to cut her finger when blood
poison set in rendering it very painful.
The many friends of Mrs. Helen
Moore Edgerly of Beverly, Mass, were
panied to learn of the death of her
husband. Dwight Edgerly of pneumon-
la. A dispatch was received here
Tuesday.
The Bunker homestead sold several
weeks ago to Nicholas Murphy, is to
be refitted for hotel and opened as
such about December first.