The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-10-08

meet III City Building Thursday, Oct.
18TH
James Lewia plans to go to Tops
ham to attend the fair and races next
week.
Miss Laura Pierce left yesterday
on the morning train for two days
visit in Augusta.
Mrs. c. L. Goodridge of Portland
has departed after visiting here with
her sister Mrs. Carl Curtis.
John c. Corson has leased the bar
Der shop under Hotel Coburn and will
open for business October 26.
Mrs. Edna Page Smith left yester-
day for visit to Boston accompani-
ed by Miss Florence Bailey of Augusta.
Mrs. Elmer Pease of Someryille,
Mass, who has been the guest of Mrs.
E. y. Merrill departed yesterday after
noon
Dr. and Mrs. f. O. Sawyer Mr.. and
Mrs. H. L. SWEET and Mrs Matte Good
win are expected home from an outing
at Head Pond, Sunday
Hon. William L. Walker, elected by
the Republicans as State Senator from
this district last month was at the
State Capitol yesterday.
Mrs. Theodore Provost and Master
Francis left yesterday for Kineo where
they will reside. Mr.. Provost has
been there for two weeks and is en-
ployed there.
Mrs. George H. Burns, Department
Inspector of the Womans Relief
Corps was in Clinton yesterday to be
present at the inspection of the Corps
in that place.
Helon Hilton left yesterday for his
home in Somerville, Mass, following
visit with his sister Mrs. j. L. Val
lier. Mr.. Hilton was at one time
resident of Scion.
1t was reported yesterday that VIII
Laskey had sold his farm on the car
! line between here and Madison 70
/ Ernest Emerson, who formerly lived
in the vicinity of Blackwell Hill.
Lester Bragg, who is i'll with typhoid
fever at "a Oak St, Waterville, is re
ported as remaining about the same.
His father c. n. Bragg and his sister
Miss Pauline were in that city yester
day to visit him.
Elder S. j. Hersum of Richmond
will speak at the Adventist mission
Friday evening at 80 also at the SER
vices Saturday at 10 o'clock and at
| go D. m. There will be services
Sunday afternoon at $50 p. m. and
Sunday evening at 7.30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Guerney left
this morning by early train for visit
to Boston, New York and possibly
Reading, Pennsylvania. They were
accompanied as far as Boston by Miss
Anna G. Kennedy, who will visit in
the vicinity of that city for a time.
The condition of Miss Fannie Law
/ ley, who has been i'll for some time
was considered yesterday as improY-
cd DR. Thayer of Waterville was in
town Sunday in consultation with Dr..
/ Dascombe concerning the case and
Miss Ham, a trained nurse from Lew
iston is in attendance.
Mrs. George Fleweling and two sons,
whose home is on the Center Road be-
tween here and Cornville left yester
day to visit with relatives in Wash
burn, Aroostook County. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Fleweling's
mother, Mrs. George Easier and son,
who had been visiting in this vicinity.
c. +. Savage of Groyeton, n. II. has
been here this week to inspect the
plant of the Savage Mfg. Co of which
ne is the president. He advised re
garding the purchase Of new mach
merry as plans are being made for
! increasing the present capacity of the
establishment, which is tissue manu-
featuring concern
Mrs Eva Shean, who has for some
time been valued news-writer for
the ependent-Reporter from Ca
naan was in town yesterday on her
way TO Fort Fairfield Mrs. Shean
has lately sold her home in Canaan
and will probably pass the winter in
Aroostook County. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. E. X.
Cary of Fort Fairfield.
Jacob Frieve, who together with his
wife recently went to Wateryllle, from
Skowhegan has accepted a position
with the Somerset Traction Co., and
is in charge of their sub-station near
Madison Center. c. A. Symonds, who
has been in the companys employ IN
this capacity has moved his family TO
Madison and Mr. and Mrs Frieve are
domiciled in their former home. Mr.,
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