The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14

day aith friends In Augusta
Frank {. longfeliow and ~lfe vent
to Augusta last Saturday where they
visited friends for few DAYS
Augustus sawyer arrived home
last Thursday from two weeks
hunting In the vicinity Of Moxle
The next meeting OF Golden Rod
branch OF / $ $ will be held with
Mrs. Henry Cannon on Mcclellan st,
Oct q
VT. ard Mr. " T. Paine were
called away last Saturday to New
Sharon by the serious Illness Of his
father.
Llewellyn Goodwin was in Bangor
Tuesday of last week attending the an
nual convention of the Maine Registers
of Deeds.
Royce Bunker left last Thursday
for a vacation trip to Lynn. Mass.
where ne udS Oefh NlsiAihb iSio'''N1
and friends.
Mrs Sarah F. Abbott returned to her
home in Hyde Park. Mass, Monday
morning after spending several weeks
in Skowhegan.
p. G. Shanahan superintendent of
the local factory of the Commonwealth
Shoe Co, passed Sunday with his fam
lily in Manchester \. H.
Mrs David Lewis AMI her daughter,
Miss Berle went to Portland last Fri
day to consult DR.. w. B. Moulton In
regard to Miss Berle's eyes.
Manager Macklin Of the Empire
Theatre has recently added a new up
to-date picture machine said to be
equal to the best in the State.
Rev. II. H. Hoyt, State Superinten-
dent, will preach at the Unlversalist
church on Sunday, October 10, at 1916.
Come and bring your friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Steward of
Bangor were In town the latter part of
last week visiting their daughter Miss
Lois who is attending the High school
here.
Fred Burrill of Lynn, Mass. fore
man of the Boston G. Maine Loco
motive factory, was In town last
week visiting his sister-in-law, Mrs.
Frank C. Burrill.
Mrs. John W. Fogler left Monday
morning for visit of one week In
Boston. Before her return home she
Is to be the guest of her son, Benin
West Newbury short time.
Mrs. A. Osborn has sold her house
on Middle street recently to c. d.
Eaton. She went to Norridgewock
the first of the week, where she Is
to visit her brother, B. B. Wells.
Mrs. Joseph c. Viles, Mrs. Marshall
e. Viles and children and Mrs. Clyde
Whipple went to Long island. Casco
Bay, last Saturday where they have
been passing few days in ]. c. Viles's
cottage.
Miss Anna Berry, a graduate OF
Skowhegan High school In last years
class, returned home Monday night
from a visit of several weeks with
her brother on Big Island Pond in
Eustis.
Miss Fancher Sawyer and Miss
Annie J. Smith left Tuesday morning
for Wellesley, where they were to re-
main until Tuesday, when they are to
be joined by the Skowhegan party,
who are to take a trip around the
world.
Miss Helen Hight, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs c., B. Hight, gave birth
day party Saturday afternoon at her
home on Main street. Light refresh
ments were served, after which those
present enjoyed themselves by play
ing games.
G.. w. Emerson, accompanied by
his son, E. c., started Monday morn
ing for their home in San Jose, Calf.
Mr.. Emerson, Sr., passed the summer
here with his brother, Frank. Mr..
Emerson, Jr., had been in Europe
since last July.
The football game last Saturday
between Cony High school of Augusta
and Skowhegan High school resulted
In a tie. The two teams were we'll
matched and they worked the ball
back and forth across the field to no
avail Although the day was exceed
ingly warm, they played we'll and the
game was very interesting. Runs Of
about twenty-five yards each were
made by Lacasce, Pierce and Burrill
and the Skowhegan boys succeeded in
getting the ball within few feet OF