The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-16
See Miss Withee's display ad.


a short visit in Lewiston.
Herbert Wentworth left yesterday
for Jackman on business.
e. w. Moore of Bingham was in
town on business Tuesday.
Judge Turner Boswell of Scion was
at the Court House on business Tues
day.
Hon. George B. Weeks of Fair
field was in town on business Tues
day.
Henry Crowel left yesterday for
Jackman on business for the Coburn
Heirs.
Judge H. H. Bra2zell of Fairfield
was in town Tuesday to attend Pro-
bate Court.
Mrs. John Cover of Augusta is Wis
ting her son DR.. S. M Cover on
Maple Street.
AsHiPh OdNhoOh vi hOSQullO Ids
been visiting at the home of DR.. s.
NJ. Cover on Maple St.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Whiting and
children are visiting Mr.. Writings
father at Norridgewock,
Friday, the oath, is Home Relief
Day. Have your subscription ready
when the solicitor calls.
George Morrison is very i'll at the
home of his daughter Mrs. Fred
Burrill in East Madison
Mrs. Kate Simpson Is sick with
diphtheria but has normal tempera-
ture and is about the house
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Nichols enter
tanned Sunday a party which includ-
ed four generation family groups.
William Philbrick had his adenoids
and tonsils removed yesterday Dr.
Dascombe performed the operation.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the M.
E. Church will meet with Mrs. Fred
erick Rogers, next Monday afternoon.
Mrs Olive Carron, who was recent
! ly operated on at the Hospital, will
go to her sisters, Mrs George Car
ron's the last of this week
| Mrc nS Do nd
Mrs. Leon Barnett of Groveton, N
/ H. are visiting at the home of Mrs.
E. l.. Savage on Winter Street.
Edward Sayers has opened a bar
Der shop of his own on Water Street
in the store formerly occupied by Dr..
A. B. Borden as a music store.
Drs. Dascombe and Young are i'll
Watervlle this evening to attend a
meeting of the Waterville Clinical
Society. DR.. Young will read a pa
per
Noses Weller manager of the
Green Brothers store at Waterville,
and formerly connected with their
store here, was in town yesterday
calling on friends.
Mrs. Charles Oliver, who has been
receiving treatment at the Hospital
for blood poisoning, is improving
rapidly and expects to leave for home
the last of the week
Mrs. Herbert George, who was OPP
Grated on at the Hospital last Thurs
day by Dr. Brock of Portland, assist
ed by Dr.. Wadsworth, is entirely out
of danger and getting along nicely.
At a hearing before Judge Small in
/ Probate Court, yesterday forenoon,
the name of Chesley Green was
changed to Chesley Moore on petition
of the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marcus Moore.
The regular assembly of the Mount
Moriah Council No. 10, r. and S. NJ.
was held at the Masonic Hall last
evening. The Royal Master and
Select Master degrees were worked
on one candidate.
G. f. Durrel was taken sick this
forenoon, at Steward & Marstons
store, and was removed to his home
on Madison Ave. 1t was thought at
frst that he had suffered a shock but
late reports give it as an attack OF in
digestion and that he is resting COM
! fortably
Earl McCollor of the class of 1917
has been obliged to discontinue at
tendance at school at the present time
on account of his health. He bears
an excellent reputation for scholar
ship and his classmates and teachers
very much hope for his early return.
The class of 1917 are to gather for
class party at the Assembly Hall of
the High School Building, tomorrow
| (Friday) evening. The lower classes
are disposed to regard the matter
with some leyity, stating that the
dignified seniors do not really want
social event of this nature but
that they are holding it that material
for their class history may not be