The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-11-19

4ational Church society Will be held
this evening.
Hon. S. w. Gould was in Bangor
Tuesday. leaving for that city on the
afternoon train.
Miss Florence Bangs, who has been
spending some months in Skowhegan
vent to Portland Tuesday.
Mrs. Perley Stevens left Tuesday
forenoon to visit in Waterville and
With her uncle in Oakland.
Ralph Hill is in Lowell, Mass. this
week. Mrs. Hill is visiting meantime
with her sister in Waterville.
Miss Yvette Clare of Waterville
who has been visiting Miss Nell Gift
ford returned home Tuesday forenoon
George w. Cover, Esq. left Tuesday
morning for Boston, where he has been
attending to business of a legal ma
ture during the week.
Miss Lucy Bigelow of North Fair
field returned home Monday after a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Thomp-
son on West Front Street.
The marriage intentions of Charles
A. Blanchard and Marie Louise Helen
Laforme, both of Skowhegan have
been filed with the town clerk.
Aimede Lacroix who has been i'll
for some time went Tuesday to Lew
ston where he purposed to remain for
time in hospital for treatment.
A seVenty-five b. p. boiler weighing
five tons was unloaded from the cars
yesterday, to be installed by F. G.
Danforth at his greenhouse on Madi-
son Avenue.
John w. Healey, who has been sub
shutting for the American Express Co.
at Waldoboro arrived home Monday
night and has resumed his regular
duties here.
Mrs Minnie Emory a matron at
Good Will Farms departed Tuesday
afternoon following visit with her
daughter, Miss Blanche NJ Emory OF
the High School faculty.
Guy P. Thibeault left Tuesday for
Rockland where he has accepted a
position as manager for the Interna-
tional Correspondence Schools for the
territory embracing Roekland and Vi
cinity.
Mrs Abbie X Wildes has closed her
Madison Avenue home for the winter
and has gone to Augusta, departing
for that city yesterday afternoon. Her
niece Miss Mildred Keene is domiciled
at the Oxford.
Friends in Skowhegan will be in
terested to learn that James Lumsden
of Reading, Mass. is reported as i'm
proving AS mentioned in a previous
issue Mr. Lumsden has lately sustain
ed paralytic shock.
Deputy Sheriff Rufus Mckinney of
Madison was in Skowhegan Monday
bringing with him Will Moore for
Judgement in the county Jail. 1t is
understood Moore had been arrested
on yagrancy charge.
A special meeting of Sunset Chapter
o. E. S. is to be held this evening when
Mrs. Elizabeth Libby Of Bangor will
inspect the Chapter. There will be
degree work, after which refreshments
will be served and an entertainment
presented.
Robert Bigelow reported Tuesday
afternoon that up to that time during
the month of November there had been
rs tramps lodged in Skowhegan. Mon
day seven Migrants were domiciled
over night, while the largest number
for any one day had been ten.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Danforth, who
have been spending some time in AL
bion have been visiting here at the
home of Mrs. Danforths sister. Mrs.
F. o. Eaton of Main st. They have
now started for Cuba, where in ac-
cordanee with their usual custom they
will pass the winter
Mr. and Mrs. Archie A. Corson are
the parents OF a son born Nov. IL and
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Loomis have
a daughter born Nov l.. Other re-
cent births in town are a daughter
June Clara TO Mr. and Mrs. Felix
Ramm and a son tAnthony JULIAN to
Mr. and Mrs. j. r. ProYencal
Ralph Dodge OF Cornyile shipped
from this station yesterday car con-
tanning fourteen tons OF squash. These
we're part OF eighteen tons raised
from two acres Mr. Dodge reports
also having raised 1000 bushels of po-
tatoes from four acres of land. and /
says that he is making as much from
his two acres OF squash as he did from |
the four acres OF potatoes.