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

Miss Harriet L. Marble has been
in Boston this week on brief bust
ness visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Vincent are re-
ported as having located at the Low
er Mills in Madison.
The Epworth League will hold a
business meeting tomorrow evening
in the yestry of the Centenary NJ. F..
Church.
c. o. Small of Madison, Judge of
Probate in Somerset County, was in
town Tuesday, having business at the
Court House.
Joseph c. Viles, who has been away
for some time attending to up-river
numbering interests arrived home
Yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Addie Foster and daughter,
Miss Adelaide Foster were guests
over Sunday of Mrs. J. W. Steward
and Miss Martha Steward
The estate of the late c. Milton
Lambert former Town Clerk and Tax
Collector, on Tuesday made a final
settlement with the Town of Show
hogan.
Mrs Thomas Deane, who has been
critically i'll at her home on the Fair
field Road, was reported yesterday as
making favorable progress toward
recovery.
The directors of the Town I'm
provement Society were in session
Tuesday afternoon at the Public Lii
brary and will meet at that place
again on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Harvey of Tynsboro,
Mass. returned home last Saturday
after a two weeks visit at the farm
Her husband and Mr.. Harvey are
brothers.
Mr. and Mrs William Mcclellan of
Caribou, who have been visiting Mrs.
McClellans sisters, Mrs. Eugene
Moore, Mrs. Emma Philbrick Burrill
and G. F. Burrill at East Madison,
departed on their return Monday
last.
The next meeting of Eureka Lodge
\. f. o. 2. will occur on Tuesday
evening next. A social will follow
and at the first meeting in December
a membership roll call will be the
feature of the evening, at which time
refreshments will be served.
The Senior Glass will have bene-
fit performance on the evening of
November 26 at the Star Theater.
The proceeds will be utilized in the
proposed journey to Washington, d.
c., which the Seniors plan to take
toward the close of the school year.
The tenth and final lecture in the
course given by Miss Harriet l.. Mar
BILE, will occur on next Monday even
ing at her studio in the E. N. Merrill
building. The topic will be
Eight Most Famout Songs Her
audience last Monday evening was
highly entertained.
Mr. aud Mrs. Bales A. Spaulding
arrived home Tuesday after passing
most of the summer at the Holden
farm at Kineo. which they had been
carrying on for the owner, B. w.
Page of this place. Mr.. Spaulding
brought with him a fine buck deer.
the result of a recent hunting trip.
Wesley Watson has purchased of
the First National Bank the Hanson
Tufts property at the corner of
North Avenue and Leayitt ST. He
will renoyate the stable and occupy
it in his horse business The house
will continue to be the home of Rev.
c. H. Mckinney and family for the
present.
The next meeting of the Clemen-
tine Weston Woman's Christian Tenn
perance Union will occur on Tuesday
afternoon in the Library parlors. The
subject will be Work among the
lumbermen soldiers and sailors and
the program will be directed by Mrs.
Dora Nye. who has that department
of w. c. T. L. work in charge.
Mrs. John w. Healy has diploma
and is qualified for a superintendent
position in teaching the Palmer meth
cd of writing. She completed the
course of over 10 lessons last May.
Miss Gaedkee. an inspector of the
Palmer Method. commended Mrs.
Healy for neatness and quality of
work. Several other teachers in
town have the course near compile
ton.
Register of Probate Philo Steward
received check for {5i12So from
wilhelm Piel. executor of he Mich
ael Piel estate. The sum total OF the
Inheritance tax on the property This
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