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

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. business.
a Mrs. Flora Shaw returned Monday to
Auburn after a visit with Mrs Abner
. Currier.
:. {. \. Bragg has been for several
days quite i'll at his home on East
, Leavitt street.
b Mrs. S. NJ Cover visited the latter
part of the week at the home of DR..
! Bunker in Wateryille.
S Miss Helen Mc6ee of sbawmut has
been here for a visit with Mrs w J.
, Aulbaek at the Oxford.
| Mrs. Eleanor B. Strickland, herse,
has returned to Boston after being
here to care for patient.
Miss Ruth Hooper OF Boston has
been passing several days here with
her father, Frank Hooper.
Lester Bragg has accepted a posi-
ton as news agent on the train run
ming from here to Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs E. f. Withee have been
Tor several days visiting in Massachu
set's and New Hampshire cities.
! MIRO eddie willard left here Monday
for her ho;ue in Sanford after a visit
With bey mother, Mrs. Hattia Towle in
Cornville, 49,. A>s1s*>@~
Dr Gartlan and Mrs. Gartlan of
White River Junction, VT. loo thurs
day after a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w.
J. Aulback,
Miss Clara Emery has returned to
New York after visit with her moth
!. er. Mrs. Frank Emery and family on
Baptist Hill.
Miss Bertha Douglass and Miss Lucy
Bartle of Lawrence, Mass, have re-
turned home after visit with Miss
Mary Mitchell,
Mrs. c. NJ. Gallup left Monday fore
noon for visit to her mother IN Hart
ford. Conn. She will be ebscnt three
= or four weeks.
, Harry f. Smith has gone to Boston
q where he is to remain for some time
on business connected with a Milwau-
kee clothing firm.
: Eloise Freeman left Monday on hel
/, homeward trip to New York after
X visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. (
Foster in Cornylle.
o D. A. Beauleiu of Montreal, who has
e been visiting his daughter, Mrs. l.. /
/ Geoffrion have gone to Old Orchard FOL
e a visit before returning home.
Miss Mae Ward has returned to Dor
lie chester, Mass, after visit or some
I'd weeks with her father, Sumner Ware
D. and her sister, Miss Madeline Ward.
Sc Recent marriage intentions recorded
L at the office of the town clerk are
those of Joseph Napoleon Goulette ant
/ Miss Josephine Emery, both of Skow
1, hogan.
s. George A. Moore has returned from
u a vacation spent in Gardiner, Me-, Nor
/ wood. Mass, and elsewhere, resumint
his duties with the Skowhegan Trus
IS Co, Monday.
s. Hon. Samuel w. Gould left Mondal
II forenoon on a political tour to differ
u ent parts of Hancock county includ
II ing Bar Harbor and South West Har
Dor. 1t was planned at the time Of his
* departure to be absent about fouI
n, days.
lie A prettily appointed dinner part!
ST was given the 14th at the home OF Mr.
s. and Mrs. William Mitchell when theil
daughter, Mary, entertained at din
IS ner in honor of her guests, Miss
n Bertha Douglass and Miss Lucy Bartlt
e of Lawrence, Mass. Sixteen covers
" we're laid and the repast was dainty
II one.
/ George w. Weeks of Canaan arrived
here Saturday night from Portland
l. where he had been to meet Mrs. Weeks
= who has been receiving treatment a
J. DR.. Kings private hospital in tina
v city. She has so far recovered hel
l. health as to be able to return as IA
h as Waterville on her homewarC
journey.
= Owing to some disturbance at th'
F., Skowhegan House last Friday night,
G woman employee of the place was ar
, rested on the charge OF intoxication
9 She claimed she had been taking ;
70 drug but plead guilty to the charge a
the trial in Municipal court. Sentence
was suspended if the woman woult
p leave town which she accordingly did
The funeral services of Mrs. Johl
Healey were held last Friday after
noon at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs John Cool on Bloomfield 81
Rev. George Merriam of the Bethan,
Baptist church officiating. There wa
l. large attendance of friends and tn
r pail bearers were: Walter p. Ennis