The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-03-18

The Good Will Club will meet with
Mrs F. w. Butnam on Wednesday of
next week.
Lewis Caswell of the firm of Lord
& Caswell was in Winthrop yesterday
on business.
Mrs. c. c. Stewart of Bingham was
in town Monday night to attend the
Chapman concert.
Augustus Crowell, a veteran of the
Civil War, is seriously i'll at his home
on the Crowell road.
Friends of Miss Blanche B. Pollard
will regret to hear of her illness at
her home on Water st.
Mrs. Maria Folsom returned last
night from a several weeks visit with
her sister in Somerville, Mass.
Golden Rod Branch, International
sunshine Society, will meet at the
City Building Thursday of next week.
The condition of Mrs. Joseph Buker
who has been very i'll for several
weeks is not reported as being i'm
proved.
Miss Faith ]. Hinckley. teacher of
music at Good Will, returned yester-
day after visiting here with Miss Mil
dred Keene
Mrs. Stella Hill of Northeast Har
Dor departed yesterday following a
visit with DR.. and Mrs. Charles R.
yiles on Water st.
Mrs. Emma P. Weston and her guest
Miss Watson went yesterday to Lew
iston, the latter planning to remain in
that city for a fortnight's visit
Among the recent births recorded at
the office of the town clerk are a son
to Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Naddeau and a
Sd and Mrs. Noah Leo.
Town Clerk C. M Lambert has re-
covered from a severe attack of indi-
gestion and is able to attend to his
duties at the Municipal Building.
]. Howard Haley of Hartand and
Frank Ames of Waterville, two well
known attorneys of this section were
business visitors in Skowhegan yes
terday.
do "
evening, March %, the subject being
Belgium with appropriate musical
numbers. Each member is requested
to bring one guest.
Roy l.. Marston, who has lately re-
turned from New York is now consid-
erably improved in health. Yester-
day he and William Folsom Merrill
were in Bangor on business
E. E. Sturtevant, who has for
some time been located in Milo, has
been in Skowhegan this week because
of the burning of his farm buildings
between here and Lakewo God.
Frank w. Bucknam, Walter P Ord
way, C. A. Ross and Edward F. Mer-
rill, Esq, were in Waterville last
evening to attend the inspection of St.
Omers Commandery in that city.
Rev Charles friedrich Robinson,
pastor of the Congregational Church
in Waterville has been here for a visit
with his cousin, Mrs. Sophia F. Mar
Bile at the home of w. B. Whittier.
Mrs Frances Freeman left yesterday
day for a visit in Monmouth. Her
daughter Mrs. Charles Drake of
Athens, who has been visiting her,
departed on the same train for an in
definite stay in Boston.
Mrs Herman Rowell and Mrs. A. X.
Rowell accompanied Miss Myra Row
ell to Augusta Tuesday Miss Rowell
has accepted position for the pre-
sent in the office of the Secretary of
the State at the Capitol.
Next Monday evening will occur the
annual inspection of De Molay Com
mandery with Grand Generalissimo
Grand Commander of Maine, Edmund
b. Mallett of Freeport and other
Grand officers in attendance.
Mrs. Charles Tracy, who has been
IN Skowhegan the past winter as
honsekeeper for f. r Russell on
Leayitt St. has returned to her home.
Mrs. Sarah Ames has come here from
Hartland to fill the vacancy.
Friends of Miss Agnes Parlin Man
tor. student at Pennington Normal
school will be pleased to learn that
she has been chosen yaledictorian of
her class. Miss Mantor fulfilled these
same duties of honor when graduating
from Skowhegan High in the class OF
1919
Ar and Mrs. William Lake were In
"An last week Mr. Lake has re-
Gently completed his work at the lum-
hsfing operations near Lake Moxie
aud viii go to skinner. Maine for the