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


Bowdoin College Saturday and Sun
day.
rived home Tuesday night from a trip
to Jackman
FIR. A. o. LacroiX and Walter Les
sard have returned from Lake Moxie,
where they were ON the game trail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Lawrence visited
briefly the first of the week with DR..
and Mrs. C. Z. Norcross in Hartland.
The second of the Musical Evenings
m the course will be held Monday
evening in the Congregational church.
Miss Vira Lawton. who is now visit
ing at her home here, expects to re-
turn to Augusta the first of the week.
Somerset Lodge F. and A. NJ. will
hold a regular meeting Monday night.
There will be work in the second de-
gree.
The Sumner c. Ward house on Mid
die street has been sold to the present
tenant of the property Warren r.
Brown.
Clerk of Courts Seekins had so far
recovered from his recent surgical
operation the first of the week as to
be able to be on the piazza of his
home on Leayitt Street.
The Misses Minnie Lister and Fan
ME Gee called on Mrs Musa Gee on
their way home from Togus to Madison,
where Miss Gee is employed in Mrs.
Miller's millinery parlors.
Rev. J. G. Osborn and Rev. George
Merriam are to exchange pulpits next
/ Sunday when Mr.. Osborne will preach
in the Bethany Church and Mr.. Mer-
riam in the First Church.
Next Tuesday, November TO-
Mothers meeting will be held in Lii
brary parlors under the direction of
the Clementine Weston w. C. T. U. The
program will be directed by Mrs Lola
NJ Blunt Subject Teaching Truth"
George and Irving Laskey are build
ing a house and stable on the Madi-
son road below Madison Center. They
plan to make their future home there
! VIII Laskey has lately sold his farm
on the same road to Ernest Emerson.
Mr. and Mrs David l.. Williams of
Hamilton, Ontario, who have been
here visiting Mrs. Williams mother,
Mrs. Jane Thompson and her broth
ers, Sheriff Frank Thompson and Abel
Thompson started on their return trip
yesterday
A couple of local young ladies have
been practicing somewhat in hiking
! The other day Lillian Taylor and
Louise Hurley walked to Norridge-
wock in about an hour and half.
returning after lunch in about the
same time.
X C. Woodland and family have re-
sumed their residence in Skowhegan,
coming here from Bingham last week.
They have established their home at
! Sc Spring street, the same house oc-
cupied by Mr.. Woodland, when he was
formerly a resident of this place.
Among those who were to appear
on the program at the 30th annual
meeting of the Maine Conference of
Womans Home Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church held
in Augusta yesterday and today, was
Mrs. H. G. McGlauhin of this town
The following notices are submitted
for the services Sunday in Congrega-
tional Church: 1915 a. M, Our
Church Finance; twelve noon, Sun
day School; 4.30 p. m, musical SER
vice Carl Malley, organist, Rev. N. ].
Breed of Lander, Wyoming, speaker;
6 p. m, Y. ?. S. C. E.
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Oliver entertain
ed County Treasurer and Mrs. Bert
p. Steward of Belgrade Lakes, at their
North Pond Cottage over Sunday. Mrs.
Oliver and Master Carl have been
staying at the Pond during the week
and Mrs Maude Plummer of Halo !
well joined them there last night for
a visit
Recent births recorded at the Office
of the town clerk, include a son born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Gilblair on
Oct. 2S and daughter (Sophia) to
Mr. and Mrs. Howard G.. Wilson. Dur
ing the month there have been eight
births in Skowhegan, one of these be-
ing a daughter, Edith. and the 14th
child to Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Dionne. Four marriages and nine
deaths were also recorded during !
October
Holt & Hight want to buy two car
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