The independent-reporter., 1910-07-21

lev lakes Thursday where she will
spend the summer.
Mrs. 0. J. Woodman went to Old
Orchard Monday where she will
sHend about month.
Mrs. Thomas Anderson returned
to her home in Portlan Monday, af-
ter being in town for several days
Mrs. Wallace Blunt, Miss Grace
Cover. and Clair Marston went to
Eoothbay Monday to spend several
days.
Miss Harriet Marble and her broth
er. Gerald. went to Pemaquid Mon
day TO spend several weeks in their
cottage.
Arthur Wood of Portland is taking
his annual vacation and is at pres
ent visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Wood
Mrs. Howard Wyman is visiting
at the home of Sewell w. Smith for
several days. DR.. Wyman is a physi-
elan in Midway.
Mrs. Mary Comber, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in town
for the past week returned to her
homo in Caratunk Monday.
Delbert Mathews returned home
Thursday from a fishing trip to Wy
man Pond. He had excellent luck
and brought home a good lot of large
perch.
Miss Cora Robinson, governess IN
the home of Dr. George OTIS Smith
WAS called to Robinson, Me-, Thurs
day on account of the illness of her
brother.
Enoch Markham has a position in
Wateryille as night operator In the
Kennebec Farm and City Telephone
office which has recently been opened
in that city.
Miss Mollie Blunt, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Blunt, Is spend
ing several days with her aunt, Mrs.
Nollie Narston Stewart in East Ro-
chester, N. H.
Gideon Swain was in town several
days last week, a guest at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Philbrick Mr..
Swain is the proprietor of meat
market in Boston.
Myron Smith, who has been in
tt wn for several weeks, employed by
his father, ]. N. Smith, as piano
tuner went to Boston Monday where
he will be gone three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coburn Marston left
here Saturday for San Diego, Calf
They have been visiting several
weeks at the home of Mr. Marston S
mother. Mrs. Sarah Marston.
John Walker, who lives on Silver
street had ripe tomatoes on July 10
from his garden. He had green pears
on June 30. He has good garden
which he cares for himself
1t was reported in last weeks is
sue that one sister, Mrs. Philip Nor
rill of Cornville survived A. X. Per-
kins Mrs. Morrill, died a short time
ago. Mr.. Perkins was the last OF a
large family.
Mrs. Charles Baker and son, Mas
ter Langdon returned home from
Lincoln Thursday night where they
have been for about two weeks, called
there on account of the illness OF Mrs
Bakers mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Jewett went
10 their cottage at Southport Mon
day where they will spend a month.
Mrs. David Haig will visit her par
ents at Southport in two weeks, from
Providence, R. |.
Rev. L. H. Holt, who occupied the
pulpit at the Bethany Baptist church
both Sunday morning and evening,
was the guest with his wife at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. George Mer-
riam during their stay in town.
Mrs. George Otis Smith went to
Boston a few days ago to meet DR..
Smith who came from Washington to
Beverly, Mass, to meet President
Taft in conference in regard to the
work of the Geological Survey.
Henry Thomas, after being in the
northern part of Maine with Henry
Crowell surveying for several weeks
was home for a short time last week
He is now at Indian Pond with a sur
veying party for the remainder of the
summer.
At the selectmen's office Saturday
afternoon the following persons from
Skowhegan were drawn to serve or
the juries in the United States court
which convenes in Bath In August:
Grand jury: E. E. McNeelie and F. A
Nolin; Petit jury: Marshall c. Viles
and Albert A. Weston.