The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-19
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Announcement has Just been made
of the marriage at Mosinee, Wiscon-
sin. on March %, of Sumner J. Wyman
and Mrs. Jenn r. French, both of
Kingiield, by the Rev. Ernest Hittain.
The wedding took place at the home
of Mr.. Wymans sister, Mrs. Malcolm
McSwain with only the immediate
family present Mr.. Wyman was de-
tanned longer than he n,eunod Oh ac-
count of the serious Illness OF his sis
ter Who was being treated in the hos
pital for erysipelas. Mr.. Wyman has
long been one Of the leading cit zens
both in social and business life of the
town. He has been representative TO
Legislature and is a leading Demo-
crat of the town. Mrs. Wyman has
lived here for "a number of years since
which time she has made many
friends. Their friends both here and
elsewhere extend congratulations and
best wishes
c 4. Chamberlain has bought the
Geo. Douglass Stand on II gh street.
Phillip Porte and wife will move there
after some repair work has been done.
Ralph Simmons has sold his house
on Lower Maine street to Leon San
born who will move in soon. Mr..
Sanborn plans to make the@barn over
into Il publ e garage Mr.. and Mrs.
Erven Rarden who are living there
now will move to the upper rent of
the W b. Small house on Upper Main
street
H. D. Knapp has purchased the
stable building hc/ now occupies
County Warden G. Fl. Lowell of
RangeleY unprecedented Saturday A. b.
Purington of Bangor on Reddington
Stream n Jerusalem and brought him
before Justice o. C. Dolbier on the
charges of having five short trout in
his possession. The respondent
pleaded guilty and was fined SIS and
costs at $770 which he paid.
A hearing was held at the Chamber
of Commerce Rooms Kingfield May 10
to take evidence for the Law Court on
a motion tor new trial by the de-
PENDANT in the case BRIGHAM VS..
Kinds. Fred l., Wilson. stenographer.
was appointed Comm ssioner by Chief
Justice Cornish to take the evidence.
John B. Merrill Of Bangor appeared
for BRIGHAM and John p Derring of
Saco and II. S. Wing appeared for
Kinds.
The annual district meet ng of the
independent Order of Odd Fellows
was held at KingGeld Friday evening,
May Is, and wax attended by us Odd
Fellows not withstanding the rainy
day aud evening Tho lodges repre-
scented were Gov X ng of kingiield,
Mt. Saddleback OF Phillips. Entwhis
tie of Raugeley. also one or two visit
ors from FIVE other lodges Just he
tore the meeting was called to order
an outdoor concert was given in front
of the hail by Mt. Saddleback Lodge
of Phillips which was enjoyed by a
large number of the towns people.
Mt Saddleback Lodge worked the End
degree N an exceptionally good man
per on i've candidates, three from
Kingneld and two from Phillips. Grand
Master Leslie JACOBS of Skowhegan
and Grand Marshal William of Show
hogan were present. After the reg
ular business, interesting remarks
were made by the Grand officers and
Noble Grands of Rangeley and Phil ps
and A. e. Grange of Kingfield. A
fine supper was served about mid
night at the universalist vestry by
Carrabassett Rebekah lodge of King
field consisting of salads, mashed po-
tatoes, boiled ham, pickles, dough-
nuts, pes, cake, fruit, coffee, cigars,
the committee in charge being Mrs.
Allen Dyer. Mrs. Elizabeth Weymouth,
Mrs. Hattie WILDER, Mrs. Emma Cool
ey. Mrs 4. Z. Savage and Miss Car
RE Gilbert