The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-11-05

JOllu A4to 10 lNlul llNu 4hOhdds bh iA1
midday train to resume his studies
at the Bangor Law School
Mrs. Josie Fairbrother went Tues
day to Sidney, called to that town by
the death of her niece, Miss Agnes
Field.
Edward F Merrill Esq. has returned
from Massachusetts, where he has
been engaged in stump speaking in
behalf of the Republican party
The Pioneer Past Noble Grands'
Association will be entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. Isa-
dore \. Spear on Madison Avenue.
Mrs Ellie Butler of Salem Depot,
y. H.. accompanied the remains of
her mother. the late Mrs. EmIna Dyer
here for burial the first of the week.
r. W. French had his family morse
Lady May laid away last week. The
animal was thirty years old and had
been in the French family for many
years.
" L. Dutton. John c. Clifford, ".
6 Hall and D. 0. Wade left Monday
on a hunting trip in the vicinity of
Tomhegan They are to be away for
about two weeks
The S II. E. Club is TO be enter
tanned this evening by two of the
local school teachers, Miss Sweet and
Miss Parker at Miss Lizzie T. Hus-
sey's home on Water Street.
The condition of Mrs. Lizzie Emer-
son who is very i'll is not reported as
improved. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mer-
rill have moved from their farm on
the Madison road to her home.
Mrs. R. L. Marston drove to Bel
grade Lakes the first of the week ac-
companying Mrs. Travers, a trained
nurse, who had been caring for pa
tient here. Mrs l.. b. Jewett went
with them.
Mrs Lena Butler Mebane of st. AL
bans left here the first of the week for
visit with DR.. Mebane at Northeast
Carry. While in Skowhegan she Wis
tied with Mrs. f. G, Nye and Miss L.
T. Hussey.
William Simpson returned Monday
to Bridgeton after visit with his
! parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simpson.
Mrs. Simpson and child who have been
here for some time remained for a
longer visit.
Charles York of The Forks has
been here owing to the sickness and
death of his brother, George York, Sr
Moses York of Augusta, a son of the
deceased has also been here as has
Mrs. A. c. Green of Gardiner
Miss Dorothy NJ Elliot has been en-
tertainng as house guests this week
her sister Mrs. r. w. Stafford and
Mrs. J. B. Williams of Hartland, Mrs.
Ida Rossman of Chatfield. Mimi and
Mrs. Aurelia Coston of Palmyra.
Mrs Ruth II. Eaton left Saturday
for Portland on business connected
with Woman s Relief Corps work. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Ida Rolfe
of Clinton, former Department Presi-
dent of w. R. c., the office which Mrs.
Eaton now holds.
Frank Baker Joseph Vigue and
Bernard Lashon returned Monday
from Dead River, after a two days
hunting trip. They had with them
four handsome deer two of which
were shot by Mr.. Lashon, while the
other two gentlemen each secured one
apiece.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Paddock en-
tertained over Sunday their son Roy
Paddock of Lewiston and their daugh-
ter Miss Winona Paddock a student in
Pennington Normal School. Miss
Mildred Chute and Miss Agnes Mantor
were also at home from Pennington
over Sunday.
w. T. Clark of Brooklyn, N. Y, who
is in vaudeville with Jack Kennedy
and plays an engagement at Bangor
this week, departed Monday after a
visit with J. p. Oak and Madison
friends Mr.. Clark has been number
ed among the popular players at Lake
wood theatre in the past.
The civil case of J. p Oak versus
Mark Savage occupied the attention of
Judge Brazzill in Municipal Court,
Monday, dispute having arisen over
the payment of a bill, which Mrs.
Savage claimed she had paid and Mr..
Oak claimed she had not Verdict
was returned for the defendant and
an appeal was taken
Judge E. F. Danforth spoke before
the members of the Mems Class at the
Bethany Sunday School Sunday on the
Trial of Christ" from a lawyers