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

Is WIN MIN.
Miss Hannah R. Page was hostess
to the members of the Good Will
Club yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Isaiah Crowell of Brooks is
visiting her son Henry Crowell and
daughter, Mrs. F. o. Furber.
Levi Clement of New York an uncle
of Mrs. Lewis Caswell is expected to-
night to remain for a time.
Friends are gratified to note the
continued improvement of Mrs. E. n.
Merrill from the effects of her critical
illness.
Miss Alice Buzzell, teacher in the
schools of Sanford, was a guest Sat
urday at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
A. H. Lang.
, Harry E. Smith left Monday for To-
ledo, Ohio and Milwaukee, Wis He
was to visit his father in the first
mentioned city.
The Easter cantata Which was to
have been given last Sunday night at
the Methodist Church will be given
next Sunday night instead.
Miss Edna Cushing, a student at
Westbrook Seminary returned to that
institution Monday after visiting here
with her mother Mrs. Fanny P. Nash
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward J. Guerney
are to move from Mt. Pleasant Ave-,
to the Bison house on Water ST,
formerly the home of DR.. and Mrs
o. ]. GAIA.
Miss Mary Lawley is expected
Tuesday from Somerville, Mass,
where she has been spending the
winter and will shortly reopen her
home on Middle ST
w. A. Clough of Portland, who has
been passing the winter at the home
of his daughter Mrs. w. S. Stinchfield
is recovering from the effects of d
surgical operation recently perform
ed at Somerset Hospital.
Ernest l.. Reed, who has been con-
nected for some time with the local
telephone exchange, left yesterday for
Readfeld where he will be in charge
of the exchange in that place. He
purposes to move his family there
later.
The Town Improvement Society will
meet tomorrow afternoon and the
members will take up their last pro-
gram on Scandinavia. The direc-
tors are to be in charge of the meet
ing and Mrs. Maria Folsom and Mrs
Nettie Dyer are to be hostesses.
Miss Ethelyn Steward director OF
the Skowhegan kindergarten for the
past two years has resigned and ac-
cepted a position as substitute teacher
in the Bangor school. She leaves for
that place next Sunday. Miss Marcia
Williams is to fill the vacancy here.
Blinn Booker of Harmony was be-
fore Judge Brazell in Municipal Court
Tuesday on an intoxication charge
and was fined $40 and costs. He
settled. Booker went to the Court
House and it is understood created
some disturbance there. He also
fell down the flight of stone steps
leading from that structure to the
street.
The regular monthly session of the
Eastern Somerset Municipal Court
was held Monday, Judge Brazzell of
Fairfield presiding. The case of
Lewis l.. Newton of Portland VS. Isaac
Thibodeau of Jackman was heard the
same having resulted over automobile
hire. The decision was for the plain
tiff. Mills & Phillips appeared for
the plaintiff and Walton & Walton for
the defendant.
DR.. C. r. Viles and DR.. NJ. NJ Fow-
Ter are settled in their new suite of
offices in the Dodge Block DR.. Viles'
office faces on Water ST. and connects
with the extracting room. On the
other side of the reception room Is
DR. Fowler's Office with windows on
Madison Ave. and this connects with
the labratory in the rear There Is
also a good sized entrance room. The
offices are in ash except DR.. Fowler's
which is in mahogany finish to match
the room fittings. Inviting furni-
ture adds to the attractiveness of the
suite and central location to the
from a business stand
point
About one hundred Knights and
of the Masonic Chapter at
tended the special Easter service
Sunday In the Bethany Baptist
Church. The two bodies composed