The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-08-28
SOION

Gardiner Savage Of North Arson
was business visitor IN town Thurs
day
Mrs Ella aapgood of Portland was
the guest of her niece Mrs. NJ. L.
French a few days last week.
The Home Circle will meet with
Mrs. Flora Adams Thursday after
noon, Sept /. A good attendance
is desired as there is business OF i'm
portance.
The many friends of Mrs. Floy
Wilson Robinson extend con gratula-
tons to her on her recent marriage
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Young and
daughter of Skowhegan were guests
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Marley
Young over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Moore, who has been
the guest of her parents Mr.. and Mrs
e. A. Moore, returned to Lewiston
Thursday night.
{ M. Severy of New York City is
the guest of his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
e II. Severy.
Mrs Nellie Moore Chick OF RoX
bury. Mass. who accompanied the re
mains of her husband here for burial
returned TO her home Friday noon.
A Republican Rally will be held
here Friday evening and the speakers
will be Cong. Towner of Iowa and
Judge f. f. Lawrence of Skowhegan.
The latest addition to our list of
automobile owners in town is Baker
and Priest who have recently pur-
chased REQ turing car and J. II.
Tuscan has bought Ford.
All schools in the new High School
inc
August %, with 1877 pupils registered.
Everett Peacock of Gardiner is prin-
cipal of the High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lawton of Port
land were at the New CaratunK for
dinner Wednesday.
The regular meeting of A. c. w.
Chapter of the d. A. X. will be with
Mrs. Mile Paul the first Friday in
September.
Miss Nellie Gay of Westwood, Mass.
and Mrs. Eugene Danforth of Madi-
son were in town Monday calling on
friends.
Mrs. David Rowell was at Water
Vile few days the first of the week.
Guy Walker is in Portland and
Boston for a visit with friends, after
a short vacation he will return TO
Portland, where he has employment.
party of tourists consisting OF Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Sutus, Miss Sutus,
Miss w. cara and chauffeur of New
York City were at the New Cara
funk for supper Wednesday night.
They are touring the New England
states in their limousine 80 h. p.
Thomas Flyer.
nf Cnrhan and = r.,
Remck of Madison were in town Fri
day looking after insurance business.
Mrs. Carrie Witham of Portland is
the guest of friends in town for a
few days.
Athens Post No. 129 and their fam
lilies, with a few invited guests, met
on August 21st at the homes OF Com
rades Sterling and Hunnewell. Al
noon a bountiful dinner was served
at Comrade Hunnewells. After the
dinner the members Of Athens Pos
were invited to Comrade Sterling's
where they held their regular meet
ing, after which Commander A e
Bosworth gave an interesting program
which was carried out as follows
Address of welcome, Comrade James
Sterling; response, Comrade II. N
Longfellow; reading, Mrs. Walter
Knowles; song, Comrade Moses
Brown: reading. Comrade j. w. Nor
in; quotation, Guy f. Williams; read
ing Mrs a. E. Bosworth; remarks
Comrade J. w. NORM; recitation Ed
ma York; remarks, Rev. Mr.. Pinker-
ton and Comrade II. N Longfelow.
Each and every one had good time.
A vote of thanks was extended to Guy
+. Williams for his kindness also to
Comrades Sterling and Hunnewell.
A. b. Skinner, S. d. Quincy of Buff
falo, N. Y, p. ID. Stetson and Carl A.
Shaw of Albany, N. Y, were register
ed at the New Caratunk Thursday.
b. A. Laxson of Lake MoXie was a
business visitor in town Monday.
Harry Farrin of Brighton was in
town Friday looking after the inter
ests of the Somerset Lumber Co.
b. j. Libby of Oakland, president of
the Maine State Fair Association was
in town Friday looking after state
highways of this part of Somerset
County.
J. d. Nadeau, A. Pauliu and wife, E.
Pauliu and NJ. Maheu of Quebec were
registered at the New Caratunk for
dinner Saturday. This auto party
are making a tour of the Kennebec
valley and were very much pleased
with the country.
c. NJ Seyery, Charles II. Severy, G.
]. Wilmington and w. II. Soper were
on a fishing trip to Lake MoXie Thurs
day. Owing to the low water the
party did not make very good catch
but Mr.. Wilmington was the high line
of the party as he succeeded in land.
ing AZ (chubs). C. Nj. Severy lost
some very nice fish and the rest of
the party got theirs from a can OF
sardines.