The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-11

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combined
Fred Chase, a student at Colby Col
1eee. has been at home for a few days
III with tonsilitis.
Judge and Mrs Elmer w Sawyer
of North Arson were visitors at the
court house, Tuesday.
Mrs. Annie Davis has returned to
her home in Winthrop after visiting
her daughter Mrs. Maurice Magoon.
Miss Lena Mary Colby returned to
Bingham, Saturday, after being In
town as the guest OF Mrs. William
Folsom Merrill.
Frank Heselton, who has been SO
serlously Ill for several weeks at his
home in East Skowhegan, remains
about the same.
Miss Lena NJ. Wyman has closed her
home on Main street, Baptist hill, and
is at the home of Mrs. Annie P. Hack
EFT for the winter.
@. w. Emerson and Ephraim Cow
EFT have bought the white ash on the
town lot and have it cut ready to be
hauled to town for shovel handles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest L. Sampson of
Plymouth, Mass arrived Monday even
ing to visit with Rev. and Mrs. H. L.
Nichols, the two ladies being sisters.
Bids have been issued for carriers
of mail between the Skowhegan post
Office and railroad station. Informa-
ton may be obtained at the. Skowhe-
gan postofiice.
Arthur Gebhardt, chiropractor. a
graduate of the Palmer school, has
engaged Offices over the Skowhegan
Trust Co. He has been in practice
for about ten years.
Mrs. Beryl White. formerly Miss
Dorothy Chapman OF Stowheean. re-
turned to her home in Pontiac. Mich.
this week after visiting relatives in
town for few days
Dr. C. e. Richardson. o. r. Wild
der, William Folsom Merrill, G. A.
Wentworth w. P. Ordway and r. f.
Atwood attended the Shrinars meet
ing at Lewiston Monday night.
The home of Walter Mcclure was
slightly damaged by fire Saturday
which had its origin, it is supposed,
from fire bursting from an upper fiua
in the chimney thru which smoke was
passing from the freshly lighted
kitchen fire.
"Gentlemen's Night will be observ-
cd by the Ladies of st. John The Bap-
fist, Tuesday evening, Nov 18th after
the regular meeting. The affair will
be arranged in the form of a picnic
and appropriate games will be play
ed followed by social. Each men,
Der is requested to bring a lunch and
is privileged to invite guest
Thirteen men attended the meeting
conducted under the auspices OF The
New England HOlstein-Friesian Club.
The meeting was held primarily to
add to the membership of the associa-
ton and all but two of the breeders,
present joined the same George L.
Parker presided and r. H. Pollock
and Professor w M Ryder were the
speakers
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Currier and
Mrs. Curriers' mother, Mrs. Mary
Bean, left Tuesday for San Mato,
Florida, where they will spend few
months, later going to st. Augustine,
Fla. for the balance Of the winter.
Mrs. Bean and her daughter before
her marriage. lived in the latter city
for some time. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Fl. Hight will also go south this win
ter and will be located in st. Peters
burg, Fla.
The remains of Mrs. Shameran Ha-
gopan, who died at Somerset Hospi-
tai. Tuesday night. were taken to
Madison for interment yesterday. The
deceased was about 70 years old and
was a native of Turkey She had
resided in Madison for a number OF
years. Mrs. Hagonian was a patfent
at the hospital about three weeks. she
was the widow of Jacob Hagopian OF
Madison. The maladT which caused
her death was combined affection
of the heart and kidneys.
Eliza K. Cleveland of Bangor arr.y-
ed hove Nor lay evening f. 81 visit
With liz brother G. g C'ovaland TheS-
day MORNING tha two gentlemen went
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s. Cleveland of Vet Athens. Yes
ter1ag mGni g tie eol3 ma9 Il t
above aea'iaasd Weat to West Forks
10 he liz r-e8e Of hi danghc", Mrs.
Thomas Bcrrg, proprietor Of We +
Forks Hotel. He Ill NrehaNlY 81 Z
with otb~r relatives in SalHn q
Madison ard return to Bangor the last
of tie week.
The REGULAR session of the Pioneer
Past Noble Grands' Association was
held Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Susie z. Jacobs on Mt. pea .ant
avenue with a good attendance Fol
lowing the regular routine OF husl-
meas in which plans for the coihih8
winter were discussed, delicious re
freshments were served by the nos
tess. The next meeting of the Assn-
cation will he held in December Win
Miss Alice z. Danforth, the newly "p,
nojuted District Deputy President Oh
the District No. y, comprising 'ne
lodges in Madison, NorridgeNoeA'
Athens and Slgowhegan.
w. f. White of North Fairfield was
in town Saturday. M. White vas on
his way to Indian Pond, Whefr ne "@9
employment for the winter Win ". ..
Mari best known as the prop ~