The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-01-04

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Mrs. A. RouHard is able to be about
latter a very critical illness.
Mrs. Noah Demo and children went
, to Hinckley Saturday morning.
Frank Danforth returned home
Thursday night from trip to Port
land
DR.. c. II Gibbs of Livermore Falls
was a business visitor in Skowhegan
t Friday.
E. p Viles has returned to Angus
ia where he has been passing the
winter
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Whorff of West
Bath returned Friday after visit
here with Mrs. E. NJ Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard F. Smith have
returned home from visit at Hart
land where they formerly resided
Mrs Edmund Pooler left Saturday
for an extended visit in Dover and
Sanford. Me, and in SomersWorth, N.
H.
Miss Bertha Terry was in town
for a short time Monday on her re-
turn trip to Wateryille from Madi-
son.
Miss Marion York returned to her
home in Oakland Saturday after a
visit here with her father, George
York.
Miss Annie Emery, a teacher in
the Portland schools left here for
that city Monday after a visit at her
home in Athens.
Kingsbury Piper of Fairfield, form
erly editor of the Wateryile Sentinel
was in town Saturday calling ON ac-
qGaintances.
Miss Mae Ward has returned to
Dorchester, Mass, to resume her
duties as teacher in the public schools
of that city.
Mrs. Abbie @. Gale of Hayerhill,
), Mass, was in town for short time
, Friday on her return home from a
visit in Cornville.
, Martin Noonan who was badly in
| jured several weeks ago while work
: ing about a hay press has recovered
sufficiently to be out.
Mrs. A. L. Robinson and son, Tobey,
have returned to their home in Au-
burn after a visit with Mrs. Robin
sons mother, Mrs. A C. Tobey.
, Mrs. Pauline Hill departed Friday
{ for visit with her sister in Boston
and her daughter in Springfield, Mass.
She purposes to be absent several
weeks.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner, who
were recently married in Jackman,
arrived in Skowhegan, Saturday fore
noon on their return from their honey
moon trip.
wi D w Y. l1iiti ttliA hAubiitN'
Hazel who have been the guests of
Mrs Randall Eldridge returned to
their home in Wateryille Saturday on
the 230 train.
Flavius J. Ames of Vassalboro was
in town Friday to accompany the re-
mains of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Ames,
here for interment in the East Show
hogan cemetery.
Miss Emma Goodwin was in town
Monday leaving here for Cambridge,
Mass. where she is a teacher in the
public schools Miss Goodwin had
been this way for a visit in Canaan.
Mr.. and Mrs Russell Taylor have
returned to Freeport where Mr.. Tay-
lor is principal of the High school
after a visit with Mrs. Taylors parents
MIR and Mrs J. b. Davis, Park Ave,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wentworth
and A f. Bison left here this morn
ing for New York. They purpose to
I 9cili nun lutIt OH Cdlul utiJ lOl d
trip through southern Italy and
France
Mrs. Max Foster of Augusta was
q in town Friday She was returning
, home after. visit in Canaan at the
, home of her father, George Smith
. who is the driver of the Canaan
Skowhegan stage.
Mrs. r. X. French of Portland VIII
has been visiting her sister, Mrs Rose
Eaton on Leavitt ST, returned home
Saturday She was accompanied By
another sister. Mrs. Ann Colcord who
Is to remain in Portland for the re.
mainder of the winter
4 Deputy Sheriff Fred s. Burrill OIL
Hartland was in town last week tC
accompany George Boulder here fol-
Judgment in the county Jail. Boulder
was arrested on the charge of intoxi-
cation and his sentence on thai
D. charge is 30 days Imprisonment.
Among the out of town people who
were in attendance at the weddinl