The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-18

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home last night from their extended
trip through the west to California
Mrs. Mary Martin passed the after
noon in Wateryille yesterday, called
there by the Illness of her sister Mrs.
Ed. Pullen.
Frank J. Gooden of Dorchester,
Mass, who has been visiting with
George Ware and family on Center
St, departed last Monday.
Carroll Viles. janitor at the Court
House. has been enjoying a few days
vacation which he spent up river
hunting in the vicinity of Flagstaff
Eight of the girl friends of Miss
Pearl Berry have been invited to at
tend birthday party at her home
on Middle street next Saturday after
noon.
Mrs Hannah Page of Norridge-
wock accompanied by Miss Belle
Ramsdell came to Skowhegan yes
terday and will remain during the
winter at the home of Mrs Page s
granddaughter, Miss Hannah r. Page.
1t has been found necessary to
change the date of the entertainment
to be given by the Royal Male Quar-
tet from Friday December 10 to Fri
hn l.
the series in the High School enter
tanment course.
John Stewart came done from up
river in a somewhat intoxicated CON
dition it was alleged and accordingly
yesterday hailed before Trial Justice
John II. Lancaster in Municipal Court
charged with intoxication. He was
given a ten days sentence
The annual meeting of the life
members of the Somerset Agricul-
tural Society will occur at the MUM
cipal Building Saturday afternoon,
Nov. d. officers will be elected and
the matter of increasing the number
of trustees will be considered.
The English residents, who were
responsible for the fine supper serv-
ed the first night of the Charity Ba-
zaar, received the generous aid of n.
B. X. Brooks of Boston, a principal
owner in the Maine Spinning Mill,
,lrh Inn tod ahn 60, 30 "a
in the expenses
Owing to the rehearsal which was
in progress last evening for the
Grange theatrical to be presented to-
night, the regular session of the Pa
Banquet Hall There was a good
sized attendance and several candi-
dates were considered
Mrs. George L. Smith accompanied
by her three children, Vesta Pauline
Bcrnadine and Geo. Xantheus of Med
ford, Mass arrived in Skowhegan
last night to visit Mrs. Smiths grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Xantheus A
Withee. They were accompanied by
Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs Linnie
Parker of Stoneham, Mass.
The popularity of Harry A. Dins
nore's music was illustrated in one
instance at least the other day when
a Portland party telephoned for one
of his compositions to be sent to that
city for use in concert the same even
ing. Connections could not be made
by train and as a result the resident
of the Forest City ordered an auto
mobile to take the music TO Water
Vile and forward it from there, rath-
er than to substitute in its place.
Fifteen dollars reward is offered for
recovery of fox hound, lost a few
weeks since See ad in Everybody s
Column.
Farmers Union Cash Store has
put on a delivery team. Telephone
your order and our driver will call
and collect at the door N E. Tel.
22-2. Farmers 1876.
One of the recent cures by Mrs
Decker is reported as Bert Huff,
Bingham. Patient was considered
incurably afflicted with lung trouble.
Is now able to do a full days work
of manual labor. Advertisement