The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-04-24

-. clarence Allen left yesterday
vaek,s visit with friends In Au-
gust.
wis Haskell, who has been Ill at
,is home on Hathaway ST, is greatly
improved.
There will be Mayfiower Ball.
held in Grange Hall, THURSDAY even
ing. May l.
D., II G.. McGlauflin arrived home
rrosdav night from Conference which
.,os held at South Paris.
,,rs Tomas Spaulding of Scion has
hon a guest this week Of Mrs. Grace
- At her home on Pleasant st.
psgister of Probate, Nathan Fowler,
10 has been quite Ill for some time
vas able to be at his office, Monday.
pov l. Marston is at West Outlet
CAMPS this week having matters OF
husiness to attend to in that vicinity.
Mrs AuRlSld JtnCtl WhO hoo DNNAA
renorted as i'll at her home at Hay
dor Lake is reported now as i'm
proved.
Charles Chambers of Summer street
..s heen confined to the home with
On attack of infiammatory rheumatism
for a week.
Mrs G f .Avore departed on yes
terday's mid train for Portland,
+ baing her purpose to join Mr.. Avore
in that city.
Miss Marion Steward of Foss Hall,
Colby College, was here over Sunday,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. " Steward.
F. Pilsbury Jr. of Limington left
Yesterday after visit since Saturday
with his sister, Mrs. Stanley NJ Cover
on Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Arthur Jones is one of the latest
enthusiasts in horse back riding, hav-
ing Just purchased saddle horse
from Waterville parties.
Thornton W. Merriam and Folsom
Merrill returned the first of this week
to Harvard College after vacation
visits at their homes here.
John Taylor, local boxer of some
prominence, went to Lewiston yes
terday. and expected to enter the ring
in that city last night for bout.
At a business meeting of the Show
began School Board held Friday after
noon. DR.. ]. e. Wadsworth was elected
school physician for the ensuing year.
The Working League of the Congre-
and maybasket sale at the church par.
ors, Thursday, May list, at o'clock.
Miss Gala Packard has completed
her business college course and ac-
cepted a position In the office of H. B.
Crosby & Co., an insurance firm in
Wateryille.
Fairhayen Cottage at Oak Pond,
Smithfield is open. This is the sum-
mer home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r.
Oliver, and Mrs. Oliver and their son
Karl, are there at the present time.
The meetings of Russell Post which
have been held Saturday afternoons
in - IIaI IN a
day evenings in the future on the
first and third Fridays of each month.
Mrs. H. G. McGlaufin arrived home
Tuesday night from Kent's Hill, where
she had been for a visit with her
daughter, Miss Hilda McGlaufiin,
musical student at the seminary in
that place.
Marley T. Pooler and daughter,
Miss Mabel left yesterday morning for
a visit to Boston. They will be join
ed while away by Mrs. Pooler and
Miss Florence, who have been in the
South for some time
The contract for next winters sup
ply of coal for the Skowhegan school
buildings and for the Municipal build
ing was closed Tuesday. About .250
tons will be required and it is to be
furnished by Chas. E. Young.
Mr. and Mrs L. s. Rowe of Seattle,
Wash, were among the arrivals in
town Tuesday. They have been
spending the winter in Boston and are
to visit while here with Mr.. Rowes
nephew, d. w. Rowe and his niece,
Mrs. X. A. Withee.
Mrs J. G. Osborne left Saturday for
Wells, where she was to visit for a
short time, later going to New York
to attend a meeting of the American
Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
Mr.. Osborne will spend part of the
time during her absence in Wells,
where he formerly held pastorate.
James Fleming is exhibiting rather
peculiar coin to mis- friends which
he found recently about five feet
down in the ground in ledge. The
md was made at the rear of DR.. w.