The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-08

town.
Robert W. Haines left Friday for
visit to Johns Island in Pemaquid
Harbor.
Miss Yvette Clare of Waterville has
been here for a visit with Miss Nell
Clifford
Miss Ella Flanders accompanied
Mrs. Marion Drake Flanders to Bos-
ton for visit Friday.
Robert B. Cole returned Saturday
forenoon from business visit to
Portland and Boston.
Mrs. John Lancaster accompanied
by her daughter Miss Adelaide left
Friday to visit in Boston.
Mrs. Minnie Green left Friday for
visit with her sister Mrs. ]. D.
Houghton in New Gloucester.
Miss Annie Bergman departed
Saturday for Orrington, where she is
to teach during the spring.
Miss Lucille Wentworth has been
home from ST Joseph's Academy,
Deering for the Easter recess.
Mrs. Floyd G. Nye and her daugh-
ter Dorothy NJ. Nye spent Sunday with
friends in Hartland the former home
of Mrs Nye
Walter p. Ordway was in Bruins
wick Friday to attend funeral Mrs.
Ordway departed at the same time
for a visit in Boston.
Mrs. H. G. McGlaufin left Saturday
for Pressure Isle in response to a sum-
mons announcing that her brother
was. at the point of death
S. Madeline Ward are expected Satur-
day from Dorchester Mass. to occupy
their cottage at Lakewood during the
spring and summer.
Mrs. Walter Scott accompanied by
Miss Crosby and Master Thomas
Cockburn left Saturday to visit in
Portland where Mrs. Scott has chill
dren attending school.
Skowhegan acquaintance will be
interested to learn of the marriage
of Chas. Dysart, formerly of Show
hogan to Miss Mile McNally of Gin
ton. The ceremony was performed
March 81 at the home of the groom s
parents Mr.. and Mrs James Dysart in
Pittsfeld.
Among the college students at home
from Bowdoin for the Easter vaca-
ton were H. Tobey Mooers, Donald
Ward Philbrick, Joseph Sanford, Otto
r. Folsom-J Zones, NJ S Philbrick and
Arthur McQuillan Gerald c. Marble
and Charles J. Sheridan were also
at home from the University of Maine
Lafayette Goodwin, VINO has been
passing sometime in Benton with his
daughter, Mrs. Chas Kelley, arrived
here Friday night to remain for the
present with another daughter, Mrs. F.
o. Eaton. Mrs. Kelley and Miss
Louise Kelley accompanied him and
remained for a visit in the Eaton
home.
Funeral services for the late Hiram
Gilman were held Saturday forenoon
at II o'clock from the family resi-
dence on Main st. Rev H. G. Nc
Glauhn of the Centenary NJ. f.
Church was the officiating clergyman
and burial was made in the South
Side cemetery. Among the out-of-
town people here to attend these sad
ceremonies was son Charles Gilman
and wife of Wakefield, Mass.
The members of Russell Post are
planning a pleasant event for tomor-
row evening in G. A. r. Hall in mem
DRY of Lees Surrender. There will
be speeches and music and refresh
ments of ice cream and cake will be
served. The Woman's Relief Corps
and their husbands are invited The
members regret that they will not be
able to hold the affair in their new
hall in the Dodge Block as planned
the latter not being ready yet for oc-
cupancy.
The society connected with Com
pany E have elected officers. Capt
r. l.. Marston presided and Lit. Geo
K Robinson was elected clerk of the
Company and also secretary and
treasurer of the society. Members
of the House Committee are; Serg.
Carl Sanderson, Serg. w. G. Lessard.
Corp. Harold Dumont. musician
ARTHUR Boullette. Priv NJ. j. Green.
Members of Company Council. Capt.
X. l.. Marston. 1t. John Healy.
Serg. William Demo. Serg. H. c.
Woodbury.. Corp. J. C. Weston, Pri-
vate Phil Chapman.
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