The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-28

at his home here
Leon Symons has engaged Offices
in the Mcclellan building for the
practice Of Optometry.
Miss Pauline Eaton oak went to
Jaehman Friday where she gave
readings al a public entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. b. r. Steward. Mrs.
Annie p. Hackett and Miss S Made
line Ward were at Squaw Mountain
last Sunday.
Mrs. a. ". Parsons, the Reporters
correspondent from the Burns Dist
riet in NorridgeWock was caller at
the Reporter Office Saturday
Mrs. Bernard Lee of Barton, Vt. ac-
companied Miss Margaret Chase and
party back from Barton for visit
with her mother, Mrs. Eta 5. Mer-
rin.
Mr. and Mrs James Coupe, who
have been visiting for several days
with relatives and friends in town,
returned to their home in Mercer
Monday
rho Animal os.a,frg of the SOM
orsat CenirsI 4arirnlfural societv
viii be held at the Office Of Wentworth
& Pummer. next Thursday November
4. Officers will BE- elected and re
ports listened to and the general year
ly business transacted.
etationod ON tbe f4ad between here
and Madison vafe6#ne for an aotomo-
IN como ~. da,aaged lanes II
Tborna,s es, at MADISON An arrest
If the na,,y hind WAS made else
where hoveyor
Judge Fred + Lawrence deputy
Allorhey GENERA. VAS d ~, WEN e e..
EISitoI a. MS "2'a' VIZ, '''.''''.'t 'o''
ne anu Alfs. Ia " 5e''', ias. nv" HUN, I'm ,.,,I
be at the home Of lis mother. Mrs.
Flora Brainerd Thcs have snb-lot
their home to Lon Smiley for the
winter.
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lleseI'oh' are past H'''s - ''''2 3" NO
a,.-
Inc regular meeting oi the ~ imam IAN
was hcIa ti'Hay evening WIN
d lafA' ~ ii"aiis ''.ti3a li'6 25t
usual 0'lsia,57 6i'"7,
IresiuHehi7 Oh Saha"lcHes' CAKES anu
coffee were served uHaet lle olrec-
ton OF Mrs. TliI3 'l1s, MIS-. f"iHd
Burrows, Mrs. Aai.e 1liiI'Iaa anu
Mr. Harry Mitchell Al 'ue hr Vt
session Friday evening, oct z9th' IN
struction work will be III urdef ana
refreshments will be served.
enocial couvocation of Somerset
rbantnr M II y N was held I'm
Masonic Hall last evening i being
the occasion Of the official visitation
Of the Most Excellent Companion.
Fred c. Chalmers of Bangor Grand
High Priest Of the Grand Chapter OF
Maine. There Was work in the Most
excellent masters degree and supper
was served at GO. \ state conYoca-
ton of the chapter viii be he'1 10
morrow Friday evening with ballot
ng and work in the Royal Arch De
gree.
Mic. ,.,iso n r,l,,5.o , Ie,5in,r
-, r ~, f,.s...I,., pato,i,,1 50
.ia,,.' ~ 1Iafno mud of othnr llnbs in
,faino ir.Iadino The ~ 4 p has satt
~ tta ,fafn' Ifi,.ari,oI enr;ot,. co-
~. - ,an aIl,Ifalt ar,i.la IN no
: ,o.ors nf pirnh fsi,nd IN tttoan pond
~, norl j. +, .,to,n tounebin in
he northern part of Somerset eoun
y. She saws the total number OF
sland is 80. Miss Coburns article
vas published in a recent number of
2hodera Journal of the New England
Botanical Club
NJ o,d NJ. 11,u,,, p,,nooo. o,d
,o,,ro con WaItor os ouiston for-
- - cLo,rbao,.r, Woo IN tow,
I1bursdov af,ornoan having hoon IN
h,,a,,aso Tho,,
rora on tboir yyav r. oal,iond hoIng
.olled tbera NV tho dootb Of NJ ~
,aa,,, sathor UiIiioro II pnraa,. ,,,ho
'o God away rhnrsdav r,ornino .. tho
800 - his ,o,,nr,a.t donah+er NJ
NV, vooro Who hid tondorl,, .,arod
w.. p,r,~ .,,r,nn h;a ,os+ i1,nonn NJ
80 We % 80 ~ a~n Tho
,,paroI u,.e hold SATURDAY ar tho homo