The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-22
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns


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Miss Minnie Bunker OF Berkeley
Cal. is visiting her brother Hon. +.
W. Bunker and wife. Miss Bunker
expects to 20 from here about July
18th to Quebec. thence across the con-
tinent on her homeward journey.
In the LAWYERS Magazine. Case and
( Comment. Elmer W Sawyer of this
village has an interesting article on
/ Curious Customs Concerning Mar
riages.
The following item from the Wor-
cester Daily Telegram will be of in
terest to people of this vicinity: The
wedding of Prof. Thomas Leon Pat
terson and Miss Belle Perry White.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. Francis
White. Co Lancaster street. will be in
July. at the home of the bride. Prof.
Patterson received the degree Of
Bachelor of Arts in 1909 from Clark
University: Master of Arts, Kansas
CITY University. 1911: Master of
Science. University of Chicago. 1915.
and was a graduate and medical stu
dent. Yale University. 1910. During
the summers of 1899, 10 and II. he
was Scientific assistant. gypsy moth
laboratory. Massachusetts and FEEDER
al Bureau of Entomology; agent and
expert for United States Department
of Agriculture. He was assistant
in Biology. 1901. in the Sheffield
Scientific School. Yale University. and
professor of Biological Sciences and
director of Microscopical Laboratory.
Highland Park College of Pharmacy
and Liberal Arts in 1912. From 1912
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Biology and Physiology at University
of Maryland School of Medicine. after
which he was assistant professor of
Physiology. Queens University. facul-
ty of medicine Prof Patterson is
fellow of the ROYAL Society of Arts
and of the ROYAL Meteorological So
ciety. London: member of the Amer
lean Association for the advance
ment of Science, American Genetie
Association and many other scientific
societies and associations in the
United States and Canada. He is a
writer for several scientific publica-
tions.
Several from this village go %
Mingo Springs for the summer Those
who have already gone are Mr.. and
Mrs Alyah Beale. Misses Gertrude
and Grace Smith and Bernard Whit
nev.
Al the District meeting of odd Eel
lows held here this Crhursday) even
ing the Madison team will work the
degree.
A message received here Friday. by
Gould A. Porter brought the sad news
of the death of his aunt. Mrs. Maria
Gould of Seattle. Wash. Mrs. Gould
formerly resided in New Portland ana
North Arson until in the seventies.
when the family moved to Wisconsin,
Mrs. Gould was born Dec 10. 1S4l
the daughter of Wilson and Sarah
(Stevens) Creator. She was united
in marriage with Ward S. Gould of
New Portland. Jan. /. 1863 Mr.
Gould lost his life in the tornado
which swept New Richmond. Wis,
June 70. 1899. Mrs Gould has been
living in Seattle for the past few
wears and leaves two daughters Mrs
Fannie Wells of Des Noines. Iowa.
and Miss Maude Gould of Seattle
Wash.
Mrs. Ellen Brown returned To Mer-
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