The independent-reporter., 1909-10-14
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Mrs y. II Cassoll left Tuesday
morning Tor visit With friends In
Roekland
Miss Isabelle Thomas who Is teach
ing school IN Mosie was the CUES, of
friends over sunday.
e. ] Abbey went to Bangor Tues
day to attend meeting OF the Maine
Electrical association
r W nucknam WAS in attendance
at a meeting of the Maine Pharmacy
Board at Bangor Tuesday.
Carl Sanderson. clerk at A. Il. Jew
etts market. is passing a two weeks
vacation In Canaan and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Mason of Clin-
ton with their daughter. Mildred. are
visiting Mr.. and Mrs John E. Tay-
lor.
Misses Fanny and Mary Lawley
left home Wednesday morning on
in Boston for two weeks.
Mrs. Henry Sheridan and Mrs. Ru-
fus McKenney left Monday morning
for Southport where they are spend
ing the week in the McKenney cot
tage.
DR.. and Mrs. Pulsifer, Miss Han
nah r. Page. Roy Folsom-Jones and
Everett Bacon were in attendance at
the Musical Festival at Bangor last
week.
Attend Miss Matthews opening of
fall millinery this week, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. The latest
creations at price you'd be willing
to pay.
Mrs. Maurice Gledhill, Miss Edith
Gledhill and Mrs Fred Lawrence
were among those who attended the
Maine Musical Festival at Portland
this week.
The annual fair of l. S. s. will be
held In G. A. r. hall, Oct. 20. A baked
bean dinner and an oyster supper will
be served. Aprons and fancy aru-
cles will be on sale.
d. H. Perkins, superintendent OF
schools wishes 1t to be understood
that no pupils under seven years OF
age will be enrolled in the first grade
after Monday, Oct 18.
Mrs. H. B. Smell returned to her
home In Winslow Monday after
visit of over three months at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Rupert Jack
son on Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. U. Mitchell together
with Mrs. Mitchells mother, Mrs.
Clara A. Merrill returned home by
Monday nights train from a visit at
and Wiscassett.
Mrs. T. G. Lord with her daughter
Miss Marian and Miss Faith Harris,
left Saturday for Portland where
they were to make a brief visit and
take in the musical festival.
The friends of Miss Miretta Bickford
will be pleased to learn that she Is
those in the Sophomore class
at the University of Maine who are to
participate In the prize declamatlons.
Evangelist Otho Hatch was In town
and assisted in service
held on the railroad crossing in the
evening under the direction of Evange-
list Harry Taylor Mr. Hatch came up
from Fairfield where he Is singing at
the evangelistic meetings there.
The funeral of Mrs Eli Vigue was
held Monday morning at $50 at st.
Mary's church. She died last Friday
night at the Insane Asylum at Au-
gusta where she had been an inmate
for two years. She is survived by a
husband and five small children.
Mayor Adam Leighton and wife of
Portland with Messrs. Coleman and
Adams were in town last week on
their way to Monson where Mr.
Leighton went to inspect some slate
quarries. Ralph Leighton, principal
Of the High school Is his nephew.
N L. Owen Is to leave on the early
train Saturday morning for Boston
where he is to attend the Food fair dur
ing the rest of the week. The follow
ing Saturday he plans to start for
Los Angeles, Cal, where he Is to pass
the winter with his brother, S. F.
Owen.
Lewis Anderson and his daughter,
Miss Sadie, with his nieces, Misses
Constance and Ruth Anderson of
Proctorsville, Vt, left Monday for the
home of the latter. Mr.. Anderson
and his daughter are to pay them a
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