The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05

hollle Ol MIS-. M. y. oIliitu Oh Ntudi
street, Monday afternoon.
Miss Augusta Savage is at home
from Boston visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jewett Savage of Pleasant
street.
William Dionne of Presque Isle is
visiting for a month with his son
Thomas Dionne on the Eaton Noun
tain road.
Mrs. B. c. Rich of Waterville has
returned there after visiting for Sc
yeral days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. E. Holmes of Mechanic St
Carl w Malley, organist at the Fed
Grated Church went to Portland
Tuesday to study during the day with
DR.. Morgan, the Municipal organist
of that city.
w. l.. Powers of Maehias, principal
of the Normal School in that place
departed Monday morning following
visit with his sister, Mrs. l.. W. Ger
IRISH, North Ave.
Miss Pauline Eaton Oak was in
Bingham Friday night to read at a
gentlemens night observance given
by the Daughters OF the American
Revolution in that place.
The services of the Sorosis district
nurse may be had by telephoning to
Mrs. Frosts residence, Has, Went
worth & Plummers office, 227-2, OF
Holt 6, flights office, 101.
Judge Brazzell of the western Som.
erset Municipal Court conducted a
regular term here Monday There
were several new entries on the civi
docket but no criminal cases claimed
his attention
Levite Bouchard and his sister
Miss Alice Bouchard were in Water
Vile Monday to visit their sister, Miss
Helen Bouchard a student at Mt Mer
lei who recently underwent surgica
treatment and is now recovering.
The Ella f. Mitchell Philathei
Glass OF the Bethany church will hole
a food sale Saturday afternoon a
230 o'clock, in the store formerl.
occupied by the late II. Steinberg, il
the Morrison & Mcclellan block OF
Water street
d. f. Judkins has sold his grocer.
/ business and orange and grape frui
grove in Largo, Florida and plans Il
come North the first of June. 1t vii
be remembered that Mr.. Judkins con
Quoted "A dry goods store in this tow
for twenty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Moore AM
their daughter Miss Ruth Moore o
Jackman, who were here as witnesse
in the Burke case have been delaye,
in their return owing to the Hines
of Miss Moore. They are guests o
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell.
The carpenters have resumed thei
work on the Isolation cottage, at tn
State Reformatory, this week. A.
Hunnewell is the foreman of th
crew. The cottage is being built b
John w Barrows of Portland. TIL
carpenters have been waiting for tn
plaster to dry before continuing thei
work on the building.
Mrs. A. NJ. Burns left here Monda
for Chickopee Falls, Mass, to joi
her husband and two sons, Earl an
Cecil, who departed from here seyt
raj days since. Mr. Burns has en-
ployment with the Standard Scale CT
and his two sons are employed by tn
Fisk Rubber Company. Mrs. Burn
has been staying with Miss Lizzie Lor
of Island avenue.
Attorney A. X. Butler went to Fan
mington Monday on the midday trai
to appear as council for the defens
in the case of Hanscom and Blanch
ard VS.. North Arson Mfg Co., in tn
Franklin County Supreme Court AC
ON is brought against the Somerse
County firm to recover for logs owe
which there is a dispute relative t
scaling the same. The plaintiff
are represented by McGillicuddy
/ NORM.
Fred w. Clair of Wateryille, super
visor of census enumerators was i
town Monday on business. He stat
ed that the Skowhegan census wa
completed with the exception of on
enumerator, c. II. Tilton, having no
completed his work in the rural dis
tricts as yet The weather has bee
decidedly against the completion o
the work in the outlying sections
Out of 1888 enumerators, los have lini
shed their duties.
Eleanor Garland who has beer
awaiting the opening of Suprem