The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-11-30
Miss Theresa coyne spent Sunday in

j IN FdlfHeld.
". E. Rowe visited with his cousin
at Hinckley, Sunday.
Miss s. Madeline Ward is visiting
her sister in Boston.
William Rowe has accepted a posi-
ton at Hotel Coburn.
Alfred II. Lang is taking charge of
the Gould Art store.
Miss Harriet Simpson spent Sunday
at her home in Winslow
Miss Gertrude Emery went TO Bath
Monday TO visit relatives.
Mrs. Eva Taylor left here Monday
on the mid day train for Lewiston.
S. N. Raymond of Pittsfield was in
town Thursday and Friday on bust
ness.
Ralph {. Weston left for Geneva, y.
Y. by the $40 train Monday on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Lydia Dearborn, who was IN
town the first of the week has gone
to Oakland.
Miss Stella Cunning of Athens has
accepted a position in the dining room
at the oxford.
John Clark who was recently in
jured in a collision on the street is
able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Shepley are te
be congratulated over the recent birth
of a 91-2 pound boy.
Mrs. E. A. Bailey arrived in town
Friday for a visit until Monday with
her niece, Mrs Harry Barker.
DR.. II. c. Woodman, formerly OF
Skowhegan, now of Portland, was here
calling on acquaintances, Monday
Miss Mildred Crafts, who has been
teaching at Malbons Mills went to her
home in Foxcroft for a visit, Friday.
Mrs. l.. G. Trafton was a passenger
Monday for Castle Hill, where she is
to pass Thanksgiving at her old home.
Miss Maud V Moore who has been
/ employed in town for some time,
returned Monday to her home in Oak
/ land
Mrs. Edward Precourt who has been
visiting her cousin Mrs. Edward Seyoy
returned to her home in Woodfords
Friday.
/ Mrs. Frost Bunker of Athens was in
! town the first of the week leaving here
for visit with her daughter in Brock
ton, Mass.
The Working League of the Island
/ Avenue Congregational church met
j Monday afternoon in the parlors OF
the church.
Vada Foster, aged IA years, was
taken to Hallowell Monday where
she was placed in the Industrial
School for girls.
Frank Gould, who has recently sev-
cred his connection as manager at
Hotel oxford, has rented the Hes
house ON Baptist Hill.
Mrs. Charles Chute and daughter,
Miss Mildred are absent on an extend
ed visit with relatives in Westbrook,
Bridgton, Napes and Oxford.
Mrs w. A Bates of Enfield who has
been a gnest of her sister, Mrs. FIRE.
mont Homsted went to Augusta Fri
day for a visit before returning TO her
home.
A. NJ. Fowler of Boston the New
England representative of the Chicago,
Milwaukee and Puget Sound R. r. has
been a business visitor in Skowhegan
this week.
Rev George Merriam, pastor of the
Bethany Baptist church, went to Wa
teryille, Monday to attend meeting of
the Central Maine Theological Circle.
A paper on Child Conversion was
read by Mr.. Merriam.
NJ. G. Myers of Clifton Forge, Va,
who has been in this vicinity on bust
ness departed on his return trip the
latter part of the week. During his
atav he was visitor at the home of
John N. Myers in Cornville.
Charles Cleveland, teacher of Agri-
culture in the Skowhegan High School,
reports that he and his class are doing
preparatory work along the lines OF
the local fruit show. The date of the
exhibit is not set as yet but it may
occur sometime during the coming
week.
The pulpit of the Centenary M. E.
church was very acceptably filled,
Sunday by Rev. Arthur T. Craig of
The subject of the Sun
lay morning sermon was What is
and there was special
music. In the evening
here was a social service and Mrs
Frank Gould sang solo.
Judge Augustine Simmons of North