The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-08-22
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

sneaJing the week with Miss Orlinda
T. Weston.
NJ and Mrs. Eugene Cochran of
sydney spent Sunday at the home of
Albert Watson.
Miss Annie E. Barbeau, who teaches
IN Massachusetts, is making short
stay in town.
Miss Orlinda F. Weston spent Cen
tenpial Week with relatives and
friends in Bingham.
Mrs. Fred Miller and two sons, of
Foyboro. Mass, are visiting at her
sis-er's. Mrs. John B. Ayore.
Mrs. H. X. Rowell of East Madison
was a passenger out of this station
Yesterday on her way to Boston.
Mrs. William Rowell and daughter
have returned home from visit to
uartland. Pittsfield and Oakland.
Miss Grace L. Russell returned
from Cambridge, Mass, Friday, after
passing seven weeks as a student at
Harvard Summer school.
Earle Huckins left here yesterday
Yor Boston where the first of Septem-
Der he will enroll as a pupil at the
BRYANT & Stratton Commercial school.
Miss Marguerite Merriam entertain
ed few friends at her home on Madi-
son avenue, Friday afternoon. Chill
dren attended and refreshments were
served.
Miss COMFY Bah and Miss Betty
Fronfeld, who have been sojourning
at Lakewood, have departed, Miss
Ball going to Philadelphia and Miss
Fronfeld to Rangeley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton, with
daughter, Florence, and Mrs. Emma
Bigeow of Lewiston, were in st. AL
bans, the former home of Mrs. Bige-
low, the first of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs G. B. Fairgrieyes en-
loved a recent trip to Wateryille and
Oakland with c. Burgess and Mrs.
Gordon of Winthrop, Mass, who are
at the Longfellow cottage Lakewood.
Carl ]. Laid of Boston, who has
been occupying his cottage at Lake
wood, has lately returned from a trip
10 Carry Pond and will return to Bos-
ton shortly to open Longfellow Cafe
of which he is the proprietor.
Miss L. VI. Smith of Lexington,
Mass. who has been visiting her pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. A. T. Smith, has
returned home w. H. Leayitt OF
Omaha, Neb., is expected to join his
family here at the home of DR.. Smith,
shortly.
Al-day meeting at Malbon's Mills,
Sunday, Aug. %. Meetings will begin
at 1890 and go o'clock. Subject for
the morning, Salvation and the al
ternoon, THE Lords Return" John
L. Wright of Augusta will have charge
Everybody welcome.
A. D. Bailey the well-known breed
er of Suffolk sheep, has lately shipped
valuable young ram to South Win
ham, the purchaser being Fred E.
Maybury. Mr.. Bailey has also lately
received another sire not akin to his
flock which comes from a noted lndi-
ana sheep breeder.
The Lewia Shoe Co. have taken a
lease of the store opposite the post
office. formerly occupied by the At
lantic Tea Co, and will remove there
as soon as the extensive interior
changes are completed They an
nounce a Removal Sale in our adver-
Using columns of interest to all money
savers.
There has been quite an exodus
from the Lewis Camps on the Bay
Shore, Hayden Lake, this week, Mrs.
Harvard Lewis and her daughters,
Emily and Mildred having returned
to Elkins Park, Pa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stetson have gone to Kineo for
wv days previous to their return to
tnnu1elphia.
S H. Kilgore, commercial freight
agent for the Missouri Pacific Railway
Co from Wichita, Kan, with Mrs. Kill
gore son and daughter, are visiting
his sister, Mrs. G. w. Emerson, also
relatives in Smithfield which was the
native home of Mr.. Kilgore. On their
return trip they will visit with Dr..
kilgore at Belfast, the two gentlemen
being brothers.
At the Bethany Baptist church last
Sunday, Dr. Stephen H. Robin, pastor
of the Columbus Ave. Uniyersalist
church, Boston, delivered a very i'm
pressive sermon. The special music
was furnished by Mrs. John w Stew
ard as soloist. In the evening, Mrs
G. D. B. Pepper OF Waterylle gave an
interesting address. speaking of the
significant Importance of religion in
life Tbora will ha nraapbinp service