The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-08-21
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David Rowell and James Sterling
went To Augusta Thursday TO attend
the reunion OF the 9th Maine ReSi-
ment-
L. ". McIntire made a business trip
% WaterYilie Friday.
Mrs. Lewis Whipple of WaterYilie,
Mrs. Elizabeth Hunnewell of Madison
in. and Mrs. George Batchelder Of
= Joseph. Mo, and Mr.. Olin Hun
newell of Augusta, were in town We'd
alsday calling on old friends
ar. and Mrs. Frank Field of Mat
ianan Mass, have been spending
leR days with Mr.. and Mrs Fred Ma
coon
Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will
entertain the other lodges in this dis
trict on the occasion of their annual
picnic, which will be held at Caratunk
Falls. Saturday, August %. Each
member will please bring plate, cup,
knife. fork and spoon. Beans and
coffee will be furnished by the enter
tanning lodge. Members of the diff
ferent lodges will bring pastry as they
see fit.
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man for the second Maine district,
will speak in Bingham Monday even
ing. August %.
Mrs. Harry Booker of the f. c.
Clark store of Madison was assisting
Mrs. Rowland two days last week.
Raymond Magee of Water Mill, L.
l.. Paul Roesel of Sagaposiack, L. L.,
were in town with w. H. Hight of
Skowhegan, calling on the farmers in
the interest of the potato crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F, Shefford of Dover
\. H., who are touring the Kennebec
valley, were at the New Caratunk
House, Wednesday.
William E. and Oscar T. Jones of
The Forks were business visitors in
town Friday.
Ralph Sterling and crew of Cara
funk have just finished driving one
million five hundred thousand feet of
pulp wood logs for the International
Paper Co, Scion. 1t is expected that
work will be commenced on this some
time this week, saving and shipping
to Rumford Falls to save the expense
of pilng this lumber. The Scion
mill already has two million five hum
bred thousand feet of logs piled ready
for grinding.
News was received here Saturday
of the death of Capt A. B. Chick of
Roxbury, Mass. Mr.. Chick married
Miss Nellie Moore daughter of the
late Dr. Jonathan Moore and has been
frequent summer visitor to this
place The remains were brought
here on the 2.23 pullman, Monday and
inferred in the Moore lot in the viii
lage cemetery.
D. S. Healey is enjoying his annual
vacation. NJ l.. French is acting as
mail carrier on route No. /, during
his absence.
The following young people from
here attended the theatre and dance
at Lakewood, Friday evening. Mr..
and Mrs. Aston Rowell, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcellus Irvine. E. w. Starbird, T. II.
Tuscan, E. l.. McIntire. John Hodgdon,
L. l.. Patterson. George Fogg, Misses
Alta Gray, Matte Young and Gladys
Fogg.
Carroll Jones is home on a yaca-
ton the guest of his parents Mr. and
Mrs. AZel Jones.
George Tuscan, who is working in
an auto garage in Brockton, Mass, is
spending his vacation with his mother
Mrs. Charles Tuscan.
Miss Betty Bailey of Portland was
the guest of Mrs. f. A. Coolidge a few
days recently.
George E. Amyot, one of the leading
brewers of Quebec, l.. A. Tascheredu,
Minister of Public Works and honor
airy vice president of the Automobile
Association of Quebec, Judge Charles
Langslier and DR.. J. NJ Mackay, own
err of Mackay Institute of Quebec,
made an automobile party who have
been touring the State and registered
at the New Caratunk, August 10th.
j. H. Kelliher of Portland and r.
F. Baker of Bingham were in town
Monday looking after the interests of
the Central Maine Power Co.
Mrs. Ella Shepley of Portland is the
guest of her cousin Mrs Julia d. Wit
tum.
H S. Patterson of Augusta and W.
W. Pierce and Webster Williams of
Waterville were registered at the New
Caratunk Sunday. Mr. Williams
called on his sister. Mrs. o. o. Vittum
while in town
The summer school commenced
noon at the new high school
building with the following instruc-
tors Miss Edna NJ. Hatch, Sanford,
Me-. and Mrs Maude Andrews Lincoln
of Boston. An address was given
Tuesday evening by Rev. John Pinker-
ton, reading Wednesday evening by
Mrs. Lincoln, an address will be Civ
en- Thursday evening by II. fitzpatrick
of Stratton and a social will he held
Friday evening.
F. p. Penne,l. wife and daughter of
Skowhegan with Ernest l.. Kelley of
VT, were in town Thursday
looking after the interests of the Pro
gressive party.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Taunebriey of Bev-
erley, Mass, and DR.. and Mrs. r. A.
Derbyshire of Madison took an auto
ride to Scion Monday and were reg
istered at the New Caratunk for din
ner.
Miss Wadsworth of Pawtucket, r. I.
and Miss Rice of Dorchester, Mass,
in town Thursday for a two
weeks vacation. These ladies' will
be summer boarders at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Magoon.
Miss Alice Johnson and mother of
Concord, Mass, who have been board
ing at Mrs. Magoon's home for the last
four weeks will leave Friday for their
home
Miss Marion Whipple and Miss Ruth
Manson went to Waterville, Thursday
to