The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-03-27
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Miss jeanette Hill was visitor for
the day Saturday in Watervllle.
The Good VIII Club has been meet
ing today at the Congregational par
lors.
Mrs. w. o. Chase went Friday to
Pittsfield to visit for time with re.a-
tives.
Guy Everett and little daughter,
Nellie. visited a part OF last week IL
Portland
James Barrett of Canaan was in
town Thursday leaving here for a trip
to Boston.
Beryl White went Saturday to Au-
gusta where he has accepted a position
in garage.
John f. Nelson, Esq, law partner to
Governor Haines was in attendance at
Court. Friday
Mrs. Eva o. II. Baker of Elm St,
departed Saturday forenoon for a
visit to Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hussey spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hussey's sister, Mrs.
George McCoombs, in Waterville.
Mrs. Frank Fales of Pennington has
been a recent guest in the home of her
father, DR.. |. Lee Salley on Middle ST.
Miss Louise Merrill attended the
debate between the Waterville High
and the Good viii debating teams in
Fairfield Friday night
Miss Leila NJ. Wyman OF the public
school teaching force was detained
from her duties a portion of the past
week owing to illness.
The Congregational Club will meet
this evening in Congregational pdrlors
The subject for the evenings discus
sion will be Entertainments.
The C. c. c. c. met Friday night at
the Library parlors. One of the or
CARNATIONS famous suppers was serv-
ed directed by Mrs. F. r. Steward.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Whitman, WHO
have Eeen recent guests at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Herbert n.
Pratt. have returned to their home in
Auburn.
Elsie Rayner departed Saturday
forenoon for Providence, r. l., where
she will visit for a time with rela
tives. The Rayner family formerly
resided in Providence.
Treasurer of State Joseph Simpson
and Mrs. Simpson of Augusta were in
town Friday and Saturday, Mr..
Simpson being in attendance at the
Goodwin banquet Friday evening.
One of Somerset County's youngest
Supreme Court here Thursday. He
was Harold Weeks, son of George
Weeks. a prominent Fairfield attorney
and handled the case with much credit
to himself.
The members of the Sunset Chapter
o. e. S met Friday evening. AT the
close of the session refreshments were
served under the direction of Mrs.
Adam Simpson. At the next meeting
in two weeks the degree will be con-
ferred
George Weeks of Canaan visited
Mrs Weeks in town Sunday. Mrs.
Weeks, who has been i'll at Somerset |
Hospital has recovered enough to be
to the home of friends, where
she will remain for time until able
10 return to her Canaan home.
Master Harold Sanborn who has
)een i'll with an attack OF pneumonia
s improved Miss Jessie Roberts,
rained nurse from Lewiston who was
lere for long time last summer car
ng for Master Harold has been here
n attendance upon the case.
Stephen G. Mayo of East Leavitt ST.,
me of the aged residents of the town
las been quite Ill during the past
week. His daughter Mrs. Minnie
Pishon, who has been visiting for
some time in Boston and Portland was
home by telegram.
Mr.. and Mrs, Carl E. Titcomb left
lere today for Guilford, where they
will make their home for the future.
,Ir. Titcomb came from Guilford to
six years ago, and for
all of that period has been
n the employ Of Fred A. Wood as a
METAL worker. He is now to take up
armng and will move on to the home
place, where he passed his boyhcod
lays.
A new court directory for Somerset
county was recently issued, which
ives the terms of the various courts
md the names of the different officers
n the county and a complete list of
he supreme court judges. 1t gives