The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-07-25

Augusta to visit with her cousin.
Letha Savage departed Saturday for
/ Berlin, y. H., to visit with her aunt.
Arthur Plummer went to Bucksport,
/ Monday afternoon on a bushes trip.
Lieut.. Charles Fowler of Portland
was at the local recruiting station
here, Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Tucker and Miss Marie
Rousseau of Boston are the guests of
Mrs. w r. Brown.
i Little Avis Porter has recovered
] from her recent illness to he ex
i tent that she is able to be out.
Miss Mildred Hillard, who has been
visiting in Canaan, left here Friday
for her home in Kingston, n. II.
Dr. Nella Clark and DR.. Agnes Pear
son of Bangor visited here briefly,
Friday with Dr. Julia Nay Kincaid.
Rev. z. l.. Marsh of Providence, r.
l., will preach next Sunday morning
at the Island Ave. Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Holt visited in
Orono, Sunday and Monday, making
the trip with Canaan friends by au
tomobile.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Fred c. Moore of
Gardiner were guests Saturday and
Sunday of their son, George A Moore
at the Oxford
The State Board of Assessors will
be in session at the Court house in
Skowhegan, Wednesday, July 31st, at
8 o'clock, a. m.
Mrs. NJ. C.. Cyr and daughter, Miss
NJ. E. Cyr, who have been visiting
with relatives here, returned Friday
to Salem, Mass.
Miss Mary Mitchell departed Fri
day for Wolfboro N. H., where she
was to spend the balance of the week
and over Sunday.
Recent intentions of marriage on
file at the office of the Town clerk are
those of Ed. J. Turcotte and Annie
Bouchard, both of Skowhegan.
Miss Nellie N Pillsbury and Miss
Of I ofn
have returned home after a weeks
visit with their sister, Mrs. Stanley
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Clyde II. Smith left here Tuesday
morning for Detroit. Mich, to con-
suit with the Elmore Co., concerning
a patent on an invention which he has
lately gotten up.
Miss Vera Bearce took the 5 o'clock
train, Friday morning for Dover, en-
route for Sebec Lake, where she will
spend several days camping with a
party of friends.
DR.. Margaret S. Hardiman of Provi-
dence, r. l., and her nephew, John S.
Hardman of Trinidad, Col, who have
been guests of friends here, departed
/ for Providence, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Bush and daugh-
tiers, Velma and Leona of Athens,
were in town, Saturday. Mrs. Bush
and her daughter leaving here for
Isleboro to visit relatives.
Mrs Margaret Quenzer of Dawson
street, The Bronx, N. Y, has been
for several days a sojourner at Lake
wood, the guest of Mrs. Lillian r..
Hall, of New York, at the Hall bunga-
low.
At the services at the Bethany
church next Sunday when the pastor
will preach a special sermon to those
who have passed the three-score years.
Mrs. Fred Tucker of Boston will be
the soloist.
NJ. E. Rowe and daughter, Marie of
Attleboro, Mass, arrived here Friday
night for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. c..
! NJ. Lambert. Mr.. Rowe formerly re-
sided in Skowhegan but left here
about 40 years ago.
! Mrs. L. ]. Sidney, who has been here
owing to the illness of her sister, Mrs.
Henry F. Trask, returned Monday af-
/ ternoon to her home in Augusta She
was accompanied back by her young
nephew, Master Kenneth Trask.
Rev. Wylie II. Smith, the Independ-
ent-Reporter's correspondent from
| Norridgewock, was in town, Tuesday
and in company with his family and
/ Mrs. f. E. Cheney of Portland left
here for trip to Augusta, Hallowell
and Togus.
]. o. Savage, who for 80 years, has
been master mechanic at the plant of
the Champion International Paper Co.
in Lawrence, Mass, and who is con-
nected with the Savage Mfg. Co. here,
/ has returned home after a business
visit here.
Miss Edith Lewis resumed her
duties, Saturday as organist in the
! leland Ava CONGREGATIONAL church