The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-12-14

tanned Rev. Arthur I. Craig over Sun
day.
Miss Alice Rogers was in Arson
Sunday to attend the funeral of her
uncle.
DR.. |. L. Sally has been altering
from an attack of he iaundiee the
past week.
Edward Uterine of Lake Parlin was
in town Wednesday and Thursday Of
last week
Miss Emma Hall returned Satur-
day night from a visit with friend
in Augusta.
The members of the Social Circle of
the NJ. f. church met Monday in the
Church yestry.
Miss Marion Cole who is attending
school at Winslow was in town over
Sunday visiting her father.
Mrs. w. w. Marble and two children
of Lewiston recently visited win her
sister, Mrs. Ira A. Norton.
Mr.. and Mrs ;dchard c. Perkins
have a son born Nov. u. This is the
18th child and weighs - | , pounds.
Sebastian Bison went to Boston
Sunday afternoon combining bust
ness and pleasure trip to that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Allen of Oakland
returned Monday after visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Wilder who have
been in town for about one month left
Thursday forenoon for Manchester, n.
II.
Miss Eva Burton of Hartland has
been passing several days with her
sister. Mrs. Herman Morrill, on Cross
street.
DR.. J. Z. Wadsworth attended a
meeting of the Somerset County Medi-
cal Association held in North Arson
Thursday.
Harry Emery who has been visiting
relatives in Athens has returned to
resume his duties in one Ct the local
mills here.
Thomas Rollins and family have re-
moved from the corner of Madison
and Dyer streets to the Merrill house
on Water street.
Mrs. Forrest Goodwin and her niece
Miss Emma Shumway were passengers
out last Thursday morning, their desti-
nation being Boston.
Mrs. Elwood Richardson o. East
Skownegan has been Obliged 10 close
her school in the Richardson district
on account of illness.
DR.. ]. E. Wadsworth was in New
Sharon recently to assist 1T. Heah
in an operation for appendicitis, the
patient being AlonZO Parlin.
Mrs. Frank Pooler returned to her
nome last WEEK dllel pC'u'1 a. A'O''N'
set hospital for about six weeks as
the result of a surgical operation.
Allie Longley manager OF the Co
operative Store mas been confined to
his home in Bloomfield stree, with an
attack of inflammatory rheumatism.
! N r. Knowlton and Leslie Black
of Pennington were in town Thursday
with Mr.. Fellows in his auto. They
reported the roads as smooth and good.
E.. B. Moore of New York and NJ. b.
Brooks of Boston who are connected
with the Marston Mills have been in
town during the past week on bust
ness.
Charles C. Parlin, Mgr OF the Divis-
ion of Commercial Research, Boston
was in town last week. Mr.. Parlin
is the grandson of the late Amos Par
| lin of Skowhegan.
Mrs. Peter j. Vitalone of Mont Clair.
IN. D., WHO udb Ucch httC WINS ~
the recent illness and death of her
mother, Mrs. A. r. Giles, departed on
her homeward journey Saturday.
The First National Bank has been
designated as United States depository
for the postal savings banks in Nor
ridgewock, Madison, North Arson and
Bingham in addition to Skowhegan
Mrs. George Otis Smith end Ave
children, their goyerness. Miss Iva
Jackins, maid and Mrs. Evelyn B1oth
by departed Dec 8, Oh he $40 train
for Washington where they viii join
DR.. Smith and remain for the winter
F. N. White, and John T. Fiske, Jr
of Providence, r. l., and John X. Rey-
nolds of Cranston. r. l.. were recent
visitors In town. These gentlemen
have interests in a lumber mill at
Deadwater and were this way on bust
ness matters pertaining to the lumber
ing business,
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