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

for visit in Boston
Mr. and Mrs. ". H. Blaze were
down Saturday from Bingham
The Ladies Circle will meet with
Mrs. NJ. J. Allen next Monday after
noon.
Dr. Cora NJ Johnson left Monday
on the midday train for visit in
Lewiston.
The Ladies Circle of the NJ. E.
Church will hold their annual Fair
December 8th and 9Th
Mrs. John A. Mooers entertained
for several days last week her niece
Miss Hida Dore of Athens
jerome Robichaud of Westbrook
departed Monday last following
visit with his niece, Mrs. Edward
Sayoie.
Mrs. \ B. Armstrong who has for
some time been located in Fozcroft
arrived Monday night TO visit with
Mrs. W. H. Fowler ON Mt Pleasant
Avenue.
Carroll Ben Flanders, Miss Eunice
Chase, Miss NJ. l. Merrill and Miss
Annie Caswell students at Colby Col
lege were at home from the nstitu-
ton the first of this week
Mrs. Sylvia 5. Arnold. who has been
in town for the last few months,
plans TO return within week TO
Somerville, Mass. where she will re-
main for time in the home of her
son. q. Walter Snow
Miss Ruth Nelson entertained
house party of Wateryille young peo-
pie over Sunday. Included among
the guests were Miss Annie Day, Ber
tram Melvin and Malcolm Wilson.
Rev. J. W. Packard left Monday for
South Newberg where he was to Of
ficiate at the funeral of the late JEFF
ferson Nealey, a veteran of the Civil
War and an acquaintance of Mr.
Packard's for many years.
The regular afternoon meeting of
the Searchlight Club was held at the
home of Cora Hopkins last Friday
The time was spent in sewing and
making plans for sending Christmas
box to a colored school in the south
The first American City in the
series of five to be considered by the
members of Eunice Farnsworth Chap
ter d. a. II. this season, will be Port
land. and meeting for this purpose
will be held on Monday afternoon,
the 18th at the home of Miss Louise
H Coburn
Mr. ard Mrs. Wilfred Ros with
their daughter Cecile. two years of
age have returned from Chisholm to
re-establish their home here. Mr..
Rois went there to work in the pulp
mill three months ago, but now eX-
poets to be employed in one of our
textile mills.
The pulpit of the First Baptist
Church was supplied on Sunday last
by Rev. J. ]. Huh of Lewiston, the
adult State Sunday School worker,
who was here to attend the Rally
Day exercises In the evening Mr.
Hull gave a powerful address in the
/ congregational Church, where
union service was held.
\ game case was before Trial JUS
| tice John H. Lancaster in Municipal
Court Saturday last Raymond Tozier
of Litchfield. having been brought
down from The Forks by Deputy
Game Warden Adams charged with
violating the Sunday hunting law. He
pleaded not guilty to the charge but
WAS found guilty and was fined a sum
which with costs amounted to $2431.
A settlement followed
The Congregational Church roll
call. annual business meeting and
supper will be held in the church
Yestry on the evening of Thursday
November Is, beginning at o'clock.
The members of the church and adult
members of their families are invited
and it is suggested that those not
able to attend send brief letter The
customary freewill offering for the
+ expenses of the supper and other
incidentals of the church viii be re-
ceiYed.
The funeral services of the late c.
Milton Lambert were largely attend
ed last Thursday, over nifty members
of the Masonic Fraternity being pres
ent to assist in their memorial eere-
monies al the bier OF fhcir brother of
many years standing Res George
Merriam omciatcd aud tn,r5 were
many beautiful flowers \ feature
of the service was tn, reading by
Rev. George Merriam of "A poem
which Was found freshly ouf nd laid
between tho leaves ei III, diary 81 the