The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-18
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
MADISON

bos,on stndies at the New Eng
ufle nseryatory of Music and Mrs.
sisn will make a nome LOT her
usn'e, ED Mrs Lewis Bird and Mr..
u. an' G H. Flanagan returned
ME- rom a ten days visit to Pres
Isle; o Club will meet Tuesday
aS Mrs ;. Vlra Emery at her Lake
I'd cottage. -, n,,ov nossed tho
VI an" an with relatives in Starks.
ea 'a Wary Rogers returned the last
dls, , %eek from a few weeks visit
lns solatiyes and friends in Portland
D and Mrs. Ralph Craft and chill
rere calling on relatives and
w in Augusta and Hallowell
no'. and Mrs. w. S. Milliken return
m. a from few days visit at
r ooetor's old home in Baldwin.
!! snd Mrs. w. G. Sawyer, Mrs.
" Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
we on and Mrs. F. L. Harding pass
p pnnday at the Sawyer cottage at
sewood oa. C,rdo,,
~ sister in Hartland.
r. US Merrill who has been pass
tho summer at the home OF her
:, has returned to Boston to re-
her studies at the B. u.
and Mrs. Ed ODonnell of New
we're Sunday guests at the home
Mrs O'Donnell's mother, Mrs. Net
Steward. , AZ
IN her home in Bradley after a
n with her sister Mrs. James
T. and Mrs Ben Mitchell of Bling
we're business visitors in town
lnerya Chapter o. E. S. will hold
,ood sale Friday, Sept. 10, at the
olson Furniture Store.
G.rold Manter left Saturday for
hania ILL., to resume his studies at
MANS college, after spending the
inner vacation at the home of his
,snts Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Manter,
son side. -,
target Me-Not Branch l. S. S. will
A their regular meeting Friday,
I'd IS. at the home of Mrs. Dora
rer, Upper Main street.
William Reed of Damariscotta was
lpg on friends in town last week.
Reed was formerly well known
jdent of this town.
sorgp A. Herrick, who has been in
HAST for the past two months, has
urned to Madison for a few weeks
ore leaving for California where
mans to make his home in the flu
Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Knox of New
rket n. H. we're guests last week
platives and friends in town.
fhesley Duplissa has moved his
niy into the Elmer Bracket house
Nichols street.
Mrs Charles Perkins of Deadwat-
passed SATURDAY. night at the home
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
or
ustin Fish of Santa Barbara, Cal.
lived in town Friday to pass a few
sks with relatives and friends in
4 section. Mr.. Fish was former
ident of Arson and this is his first
II in nine years. He reports bust
Is conditions dull on the Pacific
M owing to the lack of the usual
bier rains.
Rev. Walter S. Whitney of Boston
apied the pulpit of the Methodist
birch, Sunday morning.
Joseph Anderson, who has been re-
living medical treatment at a Port
BID hospital for the past two weeks
returned home.
Aesrs. Leroy Gilbert, Willis f.
hugh and Levi Martin were. drawn
serve as traverse jurors at the Sep
nber term of the S. ]. Court and G.
Perkins to serve on the grand jury
Mrs Ellen Davis of Dover-Foxcroft
s a business visitor in town last
,ek
A free concert was given in the
kthOdist church, Monday evening as
benefit for Victor Wrenn, Madison S
el knewn vocalist. The program
bnsisted of selections by William
hon, reader. Mr.. Wrenn as soloist
|th Mrs. Alice Spear Rand accom-
fnist.
Ralph Wescott left last week for
Eincy Mass, where he will take
beeal work at the Quincy high
FhOO He will make his home with
brother-in-law Earl McColley, an
lslrlctor in the school.
Elfred Russell passed the week enc
ith friends in Belfast.
The change of time on the Maine
entral Railroad goes into effect Sep
fmber % The westbound trail
paving Madison at sos p. m. will BIZ
scontinued but there will be west
pund train leaving at 1.56 p. m. in
eau Inc other trains VIII remain
same.
Mrs. Joseph Belanger, who has beer
slllng at her old home In Bridge
H Conn. for the past few weeks
sarned nome Friday.
The first football game of the sea
Tor Madison high school will b'
hyed on the Old Point Avenue
Funds on Sept. 20, with the Newpor
I'd school.
another automobile accident Oc
ufred late Saturday evening near the
ground in which the front end o
Machine driven by Vaughan Ladt
~ BADLY wrecked. Mr.. Laid was
'H'hg about ten p. m. when he saw
machine coming toward him beint
'Nen In very erratic manner. II
salng out to avoid collision Mr.
y ran into telephone pole.
ff. and Mrs. Thomas Moore ant