The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-17
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

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ed.
Tho Bethany Baptist church services
have been suspended until further
notice.
CHARLES Greene has returned from a
81, 70 Jim Pond Camps with good
catch of fish.
urs lane Locke of Hollis, Me-, de-
.ortod Friday after a visit with Mrs
D. A. Porter.
Mrs Gilchrist of Knox Station has
,oon the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
H J. Schmitz.
Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Porter of Pressure
,.,o are at the home of their son,
n A Porter for the summer.
Mrs. NJ. C. viles accompanied by her
.broe children and Miss Lula Chapman
loft Yesterday for visit at Long Is
land.
urs Emma Bartmess of Yonkers,
Now York has been for several days
the guest of her mother, Mrs. Lydia
Hanson on Pleasant st.
recent marriage intention put on
file at the town clerks office is that
:, Charles Elmer Campbell of Larone
and yira Mae Sheaff of Skowhegan.
Russakoff is expecting his moth
~ Mrs Sarah Russakoff and his bro
tbpr Lewis Russakoff to arrive from
New York for a visit with him this
week.
yonthius A. Withee arrived home
Thursday night from visit with his
brother in Lockhaven, Penn. Mr..
withee also attended the Gettysburg
reunion.
Mrs Alma Turner who in company
with Mrs. C. H. Chute, had been visit
inp the family of her brother-in-law,
George Turner, at Kineo, arrived home
last week.
DR.. and Mrs. E. H. Stevens, Mrs.
T. r. Paine and Miss Lena Leach
have arrived from Cambridge, Mass,
for an outing at DR.. Stevens country
place Bloomfield.
Miss Winifred F. Wheaton of Lew
iston who has been a nurse at the
home of L. E. Jacobs for three weeks
departed Friday forenoon. Mrs. ia
cobs who was the patient is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Taylor are re-
ceiying the congratulations of their
many friends over the birth of
daughter on the tenth inst. The lit
tie lady has been given the name of
Evelyn Archer.
Mrs. George Gardiner of Industry
underwent an operation at Somerset
Hospital yesterday for the removal
of foot. DR.. Wing of North Arson
performed the operation assisted by
Dr. Wadsworth.
Mr. and Mrs d. c. Jewett who have
been home from Southport for a few
days returned yesterday. They were
accompanied back by Col. and Mrs. w.
R. G. Estes, who will remain at the
seashore for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompson and
family of Texas have arrived in Show
hogan for few days visit. Both Mr..
and Mrs Thompson resided here, Mrs.
Thompsons name before her marriage
having been Miss Lille Fletcher.
At meeting of the Militia Com
pany. Monday evening, which is to
take the place of Company E, George
X. Robinson was elected to the posi-
ton of First Lieutenant, to take the
PiaNt vi dCOi II. ltCl5oCd'
There was a collision on North ST.,
Tuesday night when an automobile run
into four pair of horses which be-
longed to the Circus proprietors. No
one was reported as being hurt, but
one of the horses appeared to be
somewhat famed by the accident.
George L. Cleveland of this town is
Issuing invitations for the eighth an
niyersary of the Oliver Hill School
Reunion Association which will be
held in School District, No. 10, in Gar
land, August 20. Mr.. Cleveland is
president of the association and thus
lar has attended every meeting held
Altman Dow, George Minasian and
Hutton Ninch from Belgrade were
boy Scouters to pass through Show
hogan Thursday on their hike to Mad
'son. They were the forerunners of
scouting party, these three mixers
marking the general route for The
scouts. 1t is understood that the
boys are residents of New York.
AT the meeting of the Veterinary
Medical Association held in Belfast
last week, paper on Prescription
writing, was read by DR. l. Lee Sal
ley OF Skowhegan. On Friday, Dr.
Salley was summoned to Auburn to be