The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-13

Wa understand the w. H. Nllu"S e~-
.... on Madison avenue is for sale
Mrs Grace Tolman arrived home
..,stordav from visit with her daugh-
ter in Portland.
Mrs. c. Earle Richardson and lit
re Miss Phyllis have returned from
visit in Portland.
The remains of the late Roy Leo
,-;ane we're buried at Cavalry ceme-
tery Yesterday morning.
,,aaio Dvsart arrived yesterday fore
~ visit his brother Harry by
art and other friends in town
charles Whittier who went to Lew
,stou the other day is to submit 10 an
operation for the amputatlon OIL d 'oe'
rbo remains of the late Hersey +.
o,.a.o will he taken to NorridgeWock
(ar burial in the village cemetery To-
day.
Miss Margaret Churchill is report
- 49, Improving from the effects OF
enrrical operation. She is at SOM
erset Hospital.
,,eeting of Somerset Lodge No.
- e. A. NJ. will be held Friday
oning at o'clock Work in the
:, degree will be conferred.
Mr. and Mrs. Sheridan Green are
n.tablish their home with MI
Croon,s father. at the Green residence
.arner of Pleasant and Middle SITS
>..a Castle. chauffeur for w. P.
ordwav. has purchase the nome "
Ar. Rose Eaton on East LeaVl'. 0'
f,r the occupancy of himself and ram
lily.
,,rs W b. Fletcher of Cedar street
norted as recovering from the ell
Eats If an operation for appendicitis
Warmed Sunday night at Somerset
hospital.
r,,o Daniel Jones farm in Brighton
80. cold Monday by Mrs. Annie MOT
VIZ Of this place to Loren and Lee
c,'ith who will conduct numbering
onerations there.
rho bg wooden supports that hoio
$50 wire cables to the foot bridge are
NV renaired. They were found 10
pe'I somewhat decayed. Tuesday ana
nt .dov forenoon the bridge was
impossible
~ Derry Naddocks, assistant man
-, tho Green Bros. store in wat
or,lle is acting as manager at thell
.n in Skowhegan during the an
s'o'1 If Miss Maud Roullard, the
rapular manager.
,,rs Carrie Mcpherson, Mrs. Jud-
CON smith and Mrs. H. l.. Nichois were
=. clinton Yesterday to attend the led-
tad meeting of Methodist Ladies
.;5s They represented the Lanes
caoiol Circle of the Centenary Church.
The pastors of the Methodist, Beth
ann, nantist and Federated Churche9
haro decided to hold the Sunday even
;,g services in their respective
obnrcbes one-half hour later during
the warm weather. The services VIII
omen at $50 and 7.30 p. m.
Skowhegan friends of Mr. and MIS-:
william Fairclough and children OF
WHITE plains. \. Y. will be interested
10 learn that they are to return 10
Skowhegan and will occupy the Law
rance cottage at Lake Wesserunse-t
ME summer Mrs. Fairclough who
has been at the home OF her father
charles Green during the winter mas
or1v 1atelv gone to White Plains.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Medor
RouIlard at the Catholic Church yes
terdav forenoon were very largely at
tended by communicates or lhe
church and non-Catholic people. Fu-
neral mass was celebrated by Fr ).
I. A. Renaud. parish priest assisted
nv FIR. J. A. Farley of St Sebastian
parish. Madison as deacon ana TT. Il
poudin of Sacred Heart Parish, wat
ervile, as sub-deacon.
The Central Maine Power co. nave
adopted the plans of Architect Johh
Calvin Stevens of Portland Tor the
new power house to be built IN the
concerns power development PROJECT
in Skowhegan. The building prom
Uses to be a handsome one with d.
mansions of about 40 by 200 feet. 1t
will he constructed of brick with cut
stone trimmings and a green tile roof.
Consulting and designing engineer
I 4 Leonard was in Portland yes
terdav to confer with Architect
Stevens
Mrs. Ida Leavitt Smith, who has
been passing the winter with Mrs. ,.
II. Shaw of Webster, Mass, and Mrs.
Bert Kelley of Worcester, Mass. has
arrived home. A part Of the time
was passed with her grandchildren IN
Titon, y. H.. also a short visit made
with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Gage OF
North Chelmsford. 1t will be inter
eetng to know that Mrs. Cages faith
cr, Elbridge Varney, will be 81 years
Of age the 18th of this month. He
is the oldest resident of North Chelms-
ford and a holder of the Post cane.
The first two ladies mentioned, Mrs
Shaw and Mrs. Kelley are daughters
Of the late Albert Leavitt of Athens.
The membership contest of the Fed
Grated League closed March 81 with
team l, Mrs. Grace Cover leader as
winner The supper to be given by
the defeated team occurred last even
ing in the church parlors. All new
members, honorary members and
every member of the League were
cordially invited to be present. The
committee in charge made plans for
their 40 enrolled membership. A