The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-12-05


Mrs Carl Curtis spent the day
Thursday in Waterville.
Arthur Jewett returned Friday
morning to Belgrade Lakes.
Mrs. Robert Dunbar visited last
week with relatives in Foxcroft
Harold Clark arrived home Thurs.
day night from visit in Portland
Philo Steward was quite i'll last
week at his apartments in the oxford
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Steward visited
Thursday with their daughter in Wa
terville.
Miss Lucy Poulin has been visiting
during the past week with friends in
Portland
Miss ARA NJ Pike OF Waterville
vas in town, Friday calling on ac-
quaintances
Walter Adams has returned to Fair
field after visiting his parents on the
Madison road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Everett and
daughter have been in Phillips for 4
visit with relatives.
Miss Elise Lewia spent Thanksgiv-
ing day in Hallowell with her aunt,
Are A1ica SomeryiIIe
Miss Julia Gilblair has returned to
Gardiner after visit with her parents,
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. A. Gilblair.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Jewett and
their young son were holiday visitors
with Mrs. Jewetts relatives in Angus
ia
Mr. and Mrs A. E. Tilton returned
last Thursday to their home in Hart
land after short visit with friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Crowell and Mr..
and Mrs. Omar Furber and son spent
Thanksgiving in Brooks with MIR. and
Mrs. l. Crowell
N. Weston Clark has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs c. E. Norcross in
. Hartland going there in time for
Thanksgiving.
Miss Minnie Graves, who has been
employed as nurse for the late John
Weston. departed Friday on the noon
train for Lewiston.
Frank Butterfield of Brunswick
formerly drug clerk at Sampson &
Azores, visited over Thanksgiving
with friends in town.
Sub Master f. A. Parker of the High
school, and Mrs. Parker visited dur
ing the vacation with Mrs. Parker s
relatives in Kingfeld
Kerry Steward has been visiting at
his home in town, arriving here from
Lewiston, Friday morning where he
had been for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving day visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hopkins
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wiltshire
and son, Thayer, of Waterville
Hon S. j. Walton has arrived home
from an extended vacation spent in
the vicinity of Jackman. William
Jones, guide in that vicinity, spent
Thanksgiving day at the Walton
home
Skowhegan people to visit out--of-
town Thanksgiving day were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. P Pennell and family and
Guy Pennell and family. They were
guests at the home of DIR. Tozier il
Fairfield
Miss Harriet cleveland, principal
of Harmony High school, was at home
for the holiday vacation. She and
her father, Norris Cleveland were
guests Thanksgiving day of F. G. Nye
and family.
Fred Weston has lately received
from Brockton, Mass, some Malad
ducks which are rather a rare specie
of the duck family in these parts. He
purposes later on to send an exhibit
toNhe Poultry show in Portland.
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith left
Thursday for Washington, d. c., where
they will open their winter home. They
were accompanied by DR.. Smiths
mother, Mrs. j. o. Smith who will re-
main for the winter in Washington.
Prof. Roy L. Marston and Mrs. Mars
ton were passengers from this sta
ton, Friday morning. Prof. Marston
was going to Philadelphia to attend
the Army and Navy game and from
there to West Point, while Mrs Mars
ton was on her way to New Haven
Conn, to visit her mother, Mrs Par
melee.
Among the students here from the
various colleges for the holiday vaca-
ton have been Everett Bacon, Otto
Jones, Omar Badger, Guy Badger, Ell
roy Lacasce, from Bowdoin; Kleber
Taylor, Elroy Seekins, Paul Murray