The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-20


Miss Abbe Harylle was in Water
vile the latter part Of the week.
Mrs. Gerald Mccarthy visited heI
son Gerald who is a student at Good
Will Saturday.
Roscoe G. Bigelow shipped car
load of cattle and hogs to Auburn
markets Monday.
Carroll Flanders. a student al Colby
College was a guest at his home he
the first of this week
Mrs Horace G. Smith returned to
Massachusetts. Saturday after visit
with Skowhegan relatives.
Mrs jefferson Savage left Saturday
noon for a visit with her daughter,
i Mrs. Rachel Weber in Lewiston.
Miss Theresa Bison went to Water
Vile Friday to visit for the balance
of the week with Miss Ethel DAILY.
George W. Cover left Monday fore
noon for Baldwinyille, Mass, where
business of a legal nature demanded
his attention.
Men wanted for the woods. Sled
tenders. swampers and yard men, $3C
to S3S per month. Indcpendent-Re-
porter Employment Agency, Skowhe-
gan.
A company of eleven, all students
at the Skowhegan High School, were
entertained at the home of Miss Paul
inc Emery. Main street, Friday even
ing.
DR.. J. r. c. Byron will be in Madi-
son on Tuesday of each week, con-
fning his practice there to diseases
of the eye, ear. and the fitting of
glasses.
Mrs. Carrie Bradford left Monday
morning for a visit with her son in
! PALMYRA and with friends in Newport
She will probably be absent until af-
ter Thanksgiving.
Mrs. William Rowell passed Sun
day with the family of George Steward
and other friends in Clinton. 1t was
Mrs. Rowell's purpose also to visit in
Unity before her return.
The class taught by Miss Dorothy
Elliot in the Congregational Sunday
School, conducted a candy sale in con
nection with the annual Church Roll
Call last week A profit of $500 was
realized
A meeting of the Democratic Town
Committee was held Thursday even
ing in Municipal building. Kingsbury
B. Piper of Fairfield was in attendance
and party organization was discussed
There was a good attendance.
Mrs. Flora A. Dealey has arrived
home from a trip to the Central West
as far as Steubenville, Ohio, where she
visited with friends. She was sum-
moned here owing to the illness and
death of her sister, Mrs. Bert Cowett
The many friends of Miss Lizzie
Haines will be much gratified to learn
that she is expected home this week
| from Wayne, where she has been seri-
ously i'll. Her brother Robert w.
Haines left yesterday for that place to
return with her.
At the recent meeting of the New
England Association Boards of Phar-
macy held in Boston, Frank w. Buck
nam of this town was reelected sec
rotary and treasurer of the organiza-
ton, having served several years pre-
viously in that same capacity The
new president is Peter J. Mccormick
of Cambridge, Mass. and the vice
president is M. G. Beebe of Burling
ton, VT.
Mrs. George E. Willis of Salem, ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. Ossian
Ellsworth of Biddeford with her son
and daughter. Clarence M. and lyanel-
la, have been in town the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Rowe. They
have also passed few days with a
brother J. w. AmaZeen in Cornville,
Mrs Ellsworth came to Salem &C
companying the remains of her hus-
band for interment
At a meeting of Russell Post G. A.
r. held last Saturday afternoon 1t
was voted to hold their meetings for
the present in smaller Heselton Hall,
the next session to occur Saturday,
Dec. 6. The Woman's Relief Corps
will also hold their meetings there be-
ginning tomorrow (Friday) afternoon
at the usual hour. Entrance on Water
St. This new location is necessary
because of the recent fire at their for
mer headquarters. 1t will be remodel
led somewhat to suit the needs of the
two societies.
An assault case was before Trial
Justice John H. Lancaster of Munich