The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-04-23

day night from a visit in Portland.
Golden Rod Branch |. S. S. will meet
with Mrs. Sarah Fortier, North Ave,
April so.
Harry Williams arrived home Tues
day evening from visit with his son
in Gardiner
Attorney and Mrs. Harold J. Phillips
are the parents of son (James) born
Saturday the 18th.
Wilbur Merrill, Esq, a Wiscassett
attorney was here a portion of the
day yesterday on business.
Mrs. w. H. Paine arrived last night
from visit with her daughter Mrs.
Emmons Heald in Portland
Folsom Merrill is at home from
Harvard Law School, visiting his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. e N. Merrill.
Miss Annie H. Fellows returned
yesterday to Boston after visiting in
the family of her brother, C. F. Eel
lows.
c. H. Davis of New York is expect
ed here the last of the week or Monday
to attend to business matters at Kill
care farm.
Harry E. Smith who has been visit
ing his father in Toledo and different
cities of the middle west, arrived home
Saturday.
John Mcpherson was taken Monday
to the Augusta State Hospital for
treatment He was accompanied by
DR.. w. S. Stinchfield.
Mrs. William Philbrick departed
yesterday morning for her home in
Pittsfeld after a three days visit in
the home of her nephew Harold Brad
ley.
Mrs Flora Blaisdell, Mrs. May Wass
and daughter, Ernistine of Waterville
have been here during the week ow-
ing to the illness of Mrs. Rose Kill
gore.
Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Sprague of Lex
ington, Mass, arrived in SkoWhegan
last evening to visit with Mrs.
Sprague's father, E. B. Curtis and
her brother, Carl Curtis and wife.
Robert Wentworth is thoroughly re-
noyating his cottage at Lake Wesser-
runsett and improving ii by additional
rooms, etc He and his family pur-
pose to occupy it during the summer.
Mrs Marion Drake-Flanders, the
we'll known vocalist left here yes
terday to resume her studies with her
former teacher in Boston. She will
also visit her parents in Somerville,
Mass, during her absence.
Robert Dinsmore, sophomore at
Harvard College and organist of the
First BAPTIST Church in Everett,
Mass. is passing his spring vacation
at his home in Madison. He and his
mother, Mrs. Frank Dinsmore were
callers at this Office yesterday.
6hildrens night which was to have
been observed by the members of Sun
set Chapter, O. f. S. has been indeti-
nitely postponed A program will be
presented at the next meeting, May LIST,
under the direction of Mrs. Ralph
Leighton and Mrs. Annie f. Fish.
The country roads in some local.
ties are well nigh impossible. Man
ley Mason driver of the stage be
tween here and Athens left that town
Yesterday morning at o'clock and
did not arrive in Skowhegan until
915. He left on his return trip at
2.15 in the afternoon.
We are in receipt at this office of
the Western County Gazette of New
castle. Wyoming in which mention is
made of the eightieth birthday cele-
| bration of Mrs Evans, the mother of
Mrs. A. C. Church. 1t will doubtless
be of interest to friends of the family
to note this event which was of such
happy nature.
Gordon Hodnett and Fred Martin
were brought here the first of the
week from North Arson for Judgement
/ in the County pail. The two men
in the County jail. The two men
store of NJ. Weinberg, in that town and
/ after being located, at a subsequent
! trial were bound over to await the
action of the Grand Jury at the Sep
TENDER term of court.
Miss Margaret E. Green, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Green of this
town and student at Hebron Aca-
denny, won second prize in recent
competition for awards given by Mrs.
Leavitt, daughter of Mrs l.. NJ. N.
Stevens, to the Freshmen English
class of the Academy. The subject
of Miss Green's composition was
Meal Dow, the Prophet"
Out of town people here to attend
the funeral obsequies of Melvin }.