The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
n, Interesting News Of.
sn,,rset's Busy Towns
MADISON

MADISON
,ho tbefts which have been
one o. 50 -, much disturbance in Mad
|aasllg ~ be past few months, was
|sOn for nc hv nolice officer James r.
e tssists and deputy snerln r f'a Tn The .,
|Frlll.' ,hs home of A. Padham, We'd
|astl al a 'isl the officers became sus-
hesday l y, Eugene Monroe, who is one
4dOus Oh Ma nioced on probation in the
ne IT, roundup of Sheriff Mooers a q
|fpeTal AZ lV ago and who was placed
|fs s. sa,ion with a mittmus hanging
|n pI s," for commitment to the State
|usr llli' AFTER considerable question
|ts Oh . admitted it is said that he had
par'0 me money from the home OF MI.
|nfsn W. The evening before while Mrs:
sdhpa was at one of the neighbors
aaps" wallet which was left on the
krcH ID Then he took the officers
fspOa ogp home and showed them
NE he had hidden the money be-
Ens,' nile of bags in the basement.
an + 10 be taken to the State
Oa a,ote without further ceremoney.
n seu oraw of men and boys engaged
luz s.ing down the old Windsor hotel
s -a i rapid progress and only
,.ame work now remains. 1t Is
y s,nated that the building contains
EsaSo feet of lumber.
FL Gould has just established
alling station near his store ON
,nson side. Three pumps are
! oneratlon and two more are soon
/ W installed. Both wholesale.
n retail business is to he conduct
n.,ran Page. who has had charge
nv Madison office of the American
[,a NJ, Company has resigned his
ts,ion and left for his home in
~ Harbor, Wednesday. The po-
(s,or vacated by Mr.. Page has been
[ssn M william W. Welch of Rock
[Dd who has been serving as ex-
I.'ss messenger on the Kineo Short
~ of the Maine Central.
ropcert and dance at E. New Port
ksd night of July 4th. Skowhegan
Etiiens Band. ...
The Madison Boys Band went to
l,,eham. Wednesday evening of last
(sak and gave a minstrel entertain
Lsnt under the auspices of the Bing-
|,m American Legion. The same
[ogram was given here about three
|spks ago to crowded houses.
RECITAL
IN event of much interest to music
sprs was the recital given Thursday
sping at the Methodist church by
n of the pupils of Mrs. Alice Spear
Ind before a good sized audience of
tsrested parents and friends. The
having program was carried out:
k,vherds Song, Behr, Yvette Fer
I'd, Waltz, Krogmann, Wilma Per
Is; The Happy Farmer, Schymann,
Dbur yiles; Where Go the Boats,
ross, Elizabeth Glavin; Waltz,
hg Anita Viles; Tailor and the
hr Mcdowell, Jeanette Moore;
Slhr's Song, Greig, Doris Burns;
kn Dance, Grieg, Edith Hibbard;
Ii Outside the Princes Door, Mac
ptll Evelyn Soucey; Violin Ensem-
al story, (b) Pastoral (d). Sou
4 Donald Adams: piano duet, An
Mcintyre, Mrs. Rand; Edilio,
Glenace Ivey; violin quartet,
Mcintyre, Roy McCarty, Donald
hs, Walter Burwood; Whispering
kyrs, Jensen, Alta Danforth; Lotus
b, Scott Reginald Adams; Medita-
Massinet, Roy McCarty; Rustic
Spring, 2nd Waltz, Marjorie Gid
piano quartet End Waltz, God
Yyette 0uillette, Florence Nc
kfy, Shirley Ward, Annie McIntiye;
|Rs Dream, List; Dancing Doll,
lhni, Shirley Ward; piano ensem-
March Militaire, Schubert.
Chris Boyle has recently resigned
position as clerk at the Union Co
Fialic oLUlc anu lids uNCCptCu
kitiOn as travelling agent for the
Gett and Meyers Tobacco Co. his
miory being Franklin, Somerset
Plscataquis counties.
VI and Mrs. B. X. Edwards and son
nest have returned from Portland
eee Mr.. Edwards went to attend a
Vting of the New England Under
fs.
] Warren Blackwell is driving the
y D. out Of Madison, taking the
Ne Of the regular driver Ernest c.
stOn who is having his annual va
hon.
Lewis Foster returned the last of
week from a visit at the home of
uncle Frank Getchell in Auburn.
KeV Glen R. Asplin and a party of
ang people of the Methodist church
Pended the Somerset County Ep-
fth League Convention in Oakland,
lafsday, making the trip by auto.
ASplin was one of the speakers on
Program.
Principal W. F. Holman of the
Palson High School has recently
teaaSed the residence of Mrs. Lizzie
eo on Upper Main street. Mrs
10 mas gone to Boston where she
,aS 10 make her home in the future.
harmony Glass of the Free Baptist
afca with Mrs. E. B. Tetley and
y r b. Gilbert as chaperons re-
seu Saturday evening from a
us outing passed at the Cinder-
Pleasant Pond.
AZ and Mrs. W F. Greene returned
aslsuay from a few days visit with
atVes in Hiram.
!. MS s., Hazel Danforth, principal of
olo Point Avenue Building. left
N pay Tor Pennington where she
w.. saetd summer school.
~, Alice Rand accompanied by
sunday School class of young
- passed a few days last week
n ss falrgrieye cottage, Lakewood. |