The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Arthur Cayouette left Monday
on a trip to New York City.
Walter DeWere returned Monday to
| Boston after a visit here with Mrs,
DeWere.
Landlord Haines spent the week end
in Wayne with his sister Miss Liz
zie Hanes.
Miss Eva Weir is passing the pres
ent week with her aunt, Mrs. Peter
Quincy in Waterville.
Mrs. Flora a. Dealey purposes 10
leave Monday for visit with friends
in Steubenville Ohio.
Edward a. Parker who has been
spending several weeks in Kingfeld
came home Saturday for a visit.
Mrs. Imogene Doughty of Augusta
is occupying a cottage at Lakewood
together with a party of friends.
Misses Mary and Almira Lebarge OF
Westbrook who have been the guests
of Mrs. Edward Savoie departed the
first OF this week.
DR.. and Mrs. George Otis Smith and
daughter Helen. Miss Louise II. Co
burn and Mrs. j. O. Smith are at At
team camps, Attean pond.
At a meeting of Sunset Chapter y.
E. S. held Friday evening the degree
was conferred upon candidates and
refreshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Duguay of Liy-
ermore Falls who have been guests at
the home of Alphonse Deners, depart
ed Monday on the mid day train.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess VINO
have been located at New York DUR
| ing the past year are now enjoying
vacation at Lake Wesserrunsett
III. Parlin left Monday on bust
ness trip to Lincoln. At the time OF
his departure he proposed to attend
the Springfield fair during the present
week.
The many friends of Mrs. c. H.
Oliver. who week ago today unoer-
went an operation at Somerset Hos
pital, will be interested to learn that
H. i,,,proUiDp
Mrs. Harry Sherburne and child OF
Ouincv. Mass. who have been visiting
at the home of w. II. Fowler here de
parted Monday for a visit with Mrs
b. f. Webb in Brewer.
John E. Taylor was in Bangor the
first of this week on business. lie
was accompanied by Mrs. Mary T.
Archer and Miss Harriet Cleveland
the trip being made by auto.
George Il. Day, who has been enter
tanning John Melrose of Poughkeepsle'
n Y, departed with him for that city
Sunday. He will remain there IN
definitely and may locate there per
manently. FH
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter =. 0rdway and
Nh and Mrs. c, Davis Miller attend
ID the Bangor Fair The same party
have lately returned rom Bar Har-
Dor the trip having been made in the
Ordway car.
Among the local people who have
returned from their summer homes a
the seashore are Mrs. j. w. Blunt ana
children and Mrs. NJ. I. Pooler and
the Misses Pooler They have been
at Boothbay Harbor.
N. Lester Shepley and family are
located at their future home the Nor
rissette house on Summer st. sun
day Mr.. and Mrs Shepley and their
son Clayton E. drove to Scion aud
Cornville to visit with relatives.
An automobile party composed OF
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Abbey and Leona
wentworth of this town, Mr. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Sedgeley and Miss Doris Bunker
of Wateryille took a trip to the line
which divides this State of the union
from the Dominion of Canada.
About twenty persons gathered
Friday evening at the home of Mrs.
Flora A. Dealey in honor of Mrs.
Georgia Atwood Tobey, formerly of
Skowhegan, now of Eugene, Oregon.
Those in attendance were members OF
club composed of members OF
former degree team in Skowhegan
Grange, and the hours were passed
socially. Ices and waters were serv-
ed and the occasion was one of much
pleasure.
A good sized delegation of Skowhe-
gan people were in Waterville, Sat
urday evening to attend the Demo-
cratic rally in Waterville Opera
House at which Secretary of State,
William Jennings Bryan was the prin'
cipal speaker 1t was estimated that
there were $500 persons within the
walls of the building while fully as
many more were turned away. This