The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11
SOLON

tucket K. |. and MISS Elm Luhu SA
of Brookline. Mass, who nave peen
guests at Fred Magoon's for the past
Two weeks. have returned 10 lheii
homes. They were much pleased Win
Scion and very enthusiastic over the
scenery and drives round about Ihes
expect to return to SCION next SUM
mer for their vacation
The Ladies Home Circle met WIN
Mrs. Flora Adams Thursday after
noon. About eighteen were present
and refreshments of assorted CAKES
and punch were served IN honor Oh
Mrs. Edith Randlett's birthday WINE
Mrs. Randlett was aware or announcer
milestone passed, the little gathering
came as a surprise to her.
Mrs Oliver Irvine and daughter
Miriam, were called to LISBON rams
Wednesday by the serious illness OF
her mother Mrs. Angie Bean. Ihufs-
dav word was received from Mrs. II
vine that her mother had passed away.
North Somerset Grange voted to
hold its Cattle Show and Fair October
3 and if stormy the following Monday.
II is expected that the people gener-
ally will be interested and help TO
make this a successful exhibit.
Miss Florence Rowell returned TO
her teaching in Lowell, Mass, FRIDAY
noon.
Miss Angie French of Skowhegan
was the guest of Miss Nellie Brofee
over Sunday.
Chester Grant has been drawn as
iuIyman for the September term OF
court.
Miss Gladys Redmond, who is work
ing in George W. Covers Office Show
hogan, passed Sunday with her moth
er, MIS-. Henry Redmond.
Mrs Georgia Colby Richman and
son Master Colby of Fort Fairfield
were the guests of Mrs. j. o. Piper
Tuesday.
The Home Circle will meet with
Mrs. P. s Longley Thursday after
noon, Sept. Is.
On Monday. Sept. 10. the members
} of the Grange expect to meet at the
Grange Hall and do some grading
about the building and the ladies fur
nish a picnic dinner doing some nee
essary work inside the Hail.
Albert l.. Laid of Pawtucket, r. l.,
has been in town for two weeks do
ing repairs at the A. S. Hunnewell
homestead with the expectation of
making a summer home there.
An exciting runaway occurred Fri
dav afternoon. A pair of horses
owned by Fred Drury and driven by
Bert Moody had been left standing IN
]. II. Gray's stable while another
team was finishing unloading. They
took fright at some article dropping
on the floor in front of them and
started for the street. The rear
wheels brought up on one of the large
barn doors which MADE kindling wood
of the hay rack attached to them. The
horses then turned on to Main street
and ran between w. H. Sopers store
and the residence of Mrs. J. H. Rowell
where they brought up with the front
wheels and small part of the rack.
Several children were in the path OF
the horses but all managed to get out
of the way.
Contractors and builders who wish
to bid on the addition to +. Donl-
gan's Store can see plans and spect-
MISUNDERSTANDING Sept. 16, 1913. Bids
must be in by Wednesday, Sept 20. A
F. Donigan.
A dance will be held in Grange
Hall, Friday evening, Sept. r.
The body of the infant child of Mr.
and Mrs. Forrest Davis of Madison
was brought here for burial in the viii
lage cemetery Monday.
Miss Gwendolyn Moore left Wednes-
day noon for Roxbury. Mass. where
she will visit her aunt Mrs. Nellie
Moore Chick.
Several members of the a. c. W
Chapter of the d. A. r. met at Cara
funk Falls, Tuesday afternoon to Sc
lect the spot where they expect to
place a tablet. in the near future, to
mark the landing place OF Benedict
Arnold.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs
Julia Vittum Tuesday afternoon Sept
16.
Miss Esther French was business
visitor in Skowhegan Wednesday
DR.. p. A. Wood will be in Scion
Thursday Sept. 18th, for the practice
of dentistry.
A CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank all our neighbors
friends and relatives who so kindly
sympathized with us in the death OF
our dear husband and father, also
for the many floral tributes, especial
" Mrs. Lizzie Boardman and Mrs
Clara Jewett for the beautiful wreath
Mrs Wesley Moody and Family.
Scion. Me. Sept, TO- 1918.
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