The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-10-22
BISGH AM

Mrs. Mont Miller of Caratunk was
calling on friends in town last Mon
day.
Nice family horse for sale A. S.
Burke.
Guy Temple is away on a hunting
trip and Ben Adams is elerking IN
the store for Temple & Son.
Tom Owens who is working on a
farm in Madison was in town Monday
visiting his brother John Owens.
New line of ladies hats at \. ).
Burkes.
The Misses Thompson from Show
hogan are visiting their sister Eliza
beth Thompson at Mr.. Woodland $.
Quite a number of young people
from here attended the wedding re-
ception given Mr. and Mrs. Ephralm
Miller in Moscow last Saturday
Ladies and Children's winter coats
at A. S. Burke's.
Miss Sue Whitney OF Skowhegan is
visiting in town.
A special meeting of the Eastern
Star will be held next Saturday even
ing at which Mrs. Katherine Kidder,
the inspector, will be present.
MTS. ADEuS ldh anu bAh6hNNt
Pauline are visiting Mrs. Hosea
Baker.
Childrens winter dresses at A. S.
Burkes.
DR.. Arthur Clark of North New
Portland was in town last Nednes-
day and Thursday for the practice OF
dentistry. His wife and mother ac-
companied him on the trip and were
guests of Mrs. A. S. Burke.
Mrs. Killam and daughter from
Ellsworth have been guests at Rev. L.
b. HATS for the past week.
Most of the schools had only one
session Monday on account of the
severe rain.
The Church Circle will meet with
Mrs. George Baker Wednesday after
noon, Oct 28th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enoch Osgood are
Goodrich street
Mrs. Pratt and Harry Pratt, her
son from Michigan were in town for
a few days last week visiting her
daughter Mrs. Arthur Burke.
We understand that Ross Bean and
wife are not occupying Woodie San
borne's house as was stated in last
weeks paper, but are with Mrs. Beans
people in Skowhegan.
A moving picture company OF IL
people recently arrived in town. The
weather has been very unfayorable for
them but on suitable days they go by
auto from here to Kingsbury and then
walk to Walter Robinsons logging
camp No. 5, where they act for their
moving pictures. The play which
they are acting is THE Girl from
Tins Place"
This Is the season of letter writing,
We carry constantly the very best and
latest styles in box papers, CORES
pondence cards and tablets. Linen pa
pers in pounds at Csc, 35c and SOC.
Envelopes SC, loo and 15c a bunch.
E. w. Moore.
Mrs Rose Smith, who recently sold
her farm, is living in the house with
Mrs. Joe Adams on the Scion road.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lander are TAX
ing a trip to Boston. New York and
st. Louis.
Dry hard wood, $500 at A. S.
Burke's.
Miss Lena Colby has returned to
Boston to resume her study In the
Leland Powers School and her sister
Miss Florence has entered Dr. Sar-
gents School of Physical Culture in
Cambridge. Mass
The Century Club opened its year
with a very enjoyable meeting held
in the reception room at the Frater-
nifty Hall, last Friday afternoon. The
hostess Mrs. Laura Hussey, tastefully
arranged the room with art squares,
easy chairs, curtains and bouquets Of
ferns and autumn leaves. The mem
bers responded to the roll call with
vacation "reminiscences. The presi-
dents address of welcome and her re-
port of the State Federation meeting
were very interesting and much en-
joyed Music was furnished by Miss
Mildred Miller and Miss Christine
Baker The Directors tea was served
directly after the meeting.
A. c. Dinsmore attended the Grand
Lodge l. o. o. F., held in Portland last
Wednesday, He will also visit his
friend Frank Washburn in Cumber-
land Mills.
Dry pine boards and plank at A. S.
Burke's.
Mrs. Charlie Hunnewell is having
serious trouble with an abscess in
her ear. Last Monday she made her
second trip to Wateryille for treat
ment.