The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-12
Skowhegan Local News

Mrs. Ralph Hill visited with her
sister in Fairfield the latter part of
the week.
Tie Sunshine Society will meet
with Mrs. Paul Roulard Thursday of
next week. March 10.
There will be a special entertain
ment at the meeting of Priscilla Re-
bekah Lodge Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Mary Lewia of Hallowell who
has been visiting her son Frank Lewia
and family returned home Friday.
The many friends of Ned Lambert
were gratfed to see him on the street
again Monday after a several days
illness.
The Mission Circle of the First Bap-
list Church meets tomorrow at the
parsonage with Mrs J. q. Osborne as
hostess
meets tomorrow afternoon for regu-
lar meeting in the parlors of the Pub
lie Library.
Mrs. Charles Marshall of Melrose
Highlands, Mass, formerly Miss An
ME Maddocks. is the guest of Miss
Etho. :. Walton.
Mrs Fred F. Lawrence accompanied
Iudge Lawrence to Augusta yester-
DAY where business Of a legal nature
required his attention.
Earle Smith of Newton Upper Falls,
Mass. left Monday noon after short
visit with his father J. y. Smith and
other relatives in town
The next regular meeting of Sorosls
will be held Tuesday evening, March
l7th. in the Library Parlors. Mrs.
Ethel Ames will have charge of the
program.
Dr.. A. B. Borden has departed on a
business UP WHICH Will ihNtuuN wv
following cities: Boston, Worcester,
Mass: Putnam, Conn; Mooseup,
Conn; and New York
Mrs. Clara f. Towle of Lewiston
who is Warden of the Rebekah AS
sembly of Maine, was the guest of her
sister, Mrs. Ellen Cover, Thursday
and Friday of last week.
The First Baptist Society have late
" procured some new silver for use in
their dining room. The proceeds rom
the Scotch Sore held in the fall were
expended for this purpose.
Owing to the town meeting the So
cialists postponed their meeting which
was to have occurred last Monday
evening and will hold it instead next
Monday evening The matter Of
County officers is TO be discussed.
At the Boy Scout meeting last Fri
day tentative program for the sup
per of March p was discussed and a
captain and manager for the baseball
team was chosen in the persons OF
Lauriston Jacobs and Libby Pulsifer
John W. Fogler left Friday for New
York City and will sail from there fol-
trip to Bermuda. He will probably
oe away three or four weeks. Dur
ing his absence Mrs. Fogler is to visit
with her son B. b Fogler in Ludlow
Mass.
The annual inspection of De Molal
Commandery, No. 10. Knights Templal
will occur Tuesday evening, March II
On this occasion Right Eminent Sill
Charles w Jones, Grand Commander
of the Grand Commandery of Maine
will pay his annual visitation A
banquet is to he served under the di
reetion of y. II. Lambert.
Theodore Vigue was taken into Gus
tody about midnight Saturday by
Sheriff Thompson upon complaint OF
relatives which was made because
of his peculiar actions. He was
kept under guard and after eXamina'
ton was adiudged insane. Yester-
day morning the unfortunate man was
taken to Augusta and placed in the In
sane Hospital, Deputy c. II. Chute
accompanying him as custodian
Nigue was married about TWO months
ago.
Mrs r. L. Marston left Friday fol
New York City where she attended
the wedding of her brother. She
Was accompanied as far as Boston
by Mr. Marston who was one of the
speakers at the Bowdoin Alumni AS
sociation at the University Club. Fri
day evening He went to New York
Saturday in time for the wedding anc
returned home Sunday Mrs Mars
tom continued her trip to Charleston
\ c. for visit with her mother Mrs
Henry Parmelee.
Probate Court has been in session
during the present week at the Court
House, Judge {. O. Small presiding