The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1909-09-23

meeting Friday esening. work IN tn
Mark degree.
Hen.eu Der the "sarves' finner" IN
nv yestry OF the Methodist church.
Friday. October l.
Mrs. W. II. Ganueti OF Augusta.
with a party of friends. was In town
Tuesday In her touring car.
Mira. ]. y. Merrill left today for n
months trip n New York and other
places along he Hudson river.
Miss Lulu Gordon. who has been in
Portland fer several months. returned
home for good Monday on the late
train.
Mrs. f. II. Vail. with her two daugh-
ters. Margaret and Reba, have been
visiting Jonah spau!ding of Solen, for
some time.
Miss lena Hin }; jamaica Plains,
Mass. has returned home. after a
visit with Miss Ella Hight on Cedar
street
Mrs. w. c. Young left Tuesday for
South Braintree Mass, where she Is
to visit her sister, Mrs. E. 5. Wood
for Al few weeks.
A. J. McCrills Of Holyoke, Mass,
arrived In town, Saturday night, and
Ia visiting with Darius McCrillis, his
brother, in Cornville.
A lady's tan coat was found in
South Side cemetery, Saturday, Sept
II. Owner can procure the same by
applying to Fred o. Eaton.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Goldsmith ar
rived home Monday from a visit of
a few weeks in Yarmouth, n. S. They
returned by way of Boston.
Gordon Bragg returned home Tues
day night after a visit Of two weeks
with his aunt, Mrs. C. S Gordon at
York beach, and with other friends In
Boston.
Miss Rose Wood-Allen Chapman,
daughter of Mary Wood Allen,
famous lecturer and writer, was the
guest of Mrs. George Otis Smith over
Sunday.
Miss Sarah J. Anderson with her
cousins, Ruth and Constance Ander-
son, of Proctersville, Vt, have been
spending day or two at Kineo, dur
ing the past week.
Alfred Cass of New York, and his
sister, Miss Florence of Philadelphia,
Penn, arrived In town Monday night
ard are visiting at the home OF R. L.
Mitchell on Fairview avenue.
Mrs. Leroy Stanton OF Chester
field, Mass, who has been passing
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
Lizzie Healy, on South street, re-
turned home last Friday.
Miss Coralie Parker who has been
passing the summer at the home of
Elmer e. Harris, on Turner avenue.
and with other relatives, returned to
her home in Boston Tuesday.
Drs. J. e. Wadsworth and w. S.
Stinchfeld, with their wives, went to
Waterville, Tuesday in DR.. Stinch-
fields automobile to attend meeting
of the Waterville Clinical Society.
Among the out-of-town attorneys
who are present at this term of court
are G. o. Small and Bernard Gibbs
of Madison; T A. Anderson and Geo.
H. Morse of Pittsfield; George E.
Thompson of Bangor, the county at
torney of Penobscot county; L. r.
Folsom of Norridgewock, and Thomas
j. Young of Scion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Littlefield of
Oakland, CAL, with their two sons,
arrived in town last week in their
touring car, a Thomas" They came
all the way by automobile and are to
spend the winter here and in Hart
land, Mr.. Littlefield's former home.
On their way they visited Niagara and
other places of interest, traversing
six thousand miles. The machine, Of
sixty five horse power, only had one
brakedowp on the whole journey
Just before the party started across
the desert the car, luggage and all
weighed five thousand eight hundred
and seventy-fve pounds. !.
The annual High school reception
for parents and teachers Is to occur
Friday, Oct. /, in Weston hall. The
committee in charge Is as follows;
Miss Gertrude Emery and Elroy La
casce, seniors; Miss Mary Emery and
Kenneth Causland, juniors; Miss Lee
ma Landry and Roy s. Steward, soph
mores, and Miss Myra Rowell and
Carroll Morrill,, freshmen. The foot
ball squad turned out quite well last
Monday and are working hard in ex-
pectation OF winning every game OF