The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-19
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


dyes.
Disx Rowena Flynt is home from
NJ Holyoke Seminary, South Hadley,
Mass
viafor Sayers of Lewiston returned
c.nday after a visit with his uncle
Ed Savers.
vre G. L. Kincaid returned Satur-
,oy from a visit with Mr.. kincaid in
Wateryille.
Mrs P. B. Rolfe has returned to
portland after visit with Mrs. Wal
ter P. Ordway.
nr l. P. Geoffrion has recovered
.rom his illness sufficiently to have
rosuned his practice.
Ioev Pollock of Waterville has been
visiting here with the family of Frank
Emery on Baptist Hill.
u M. Sheaff of Concord, n. H., left
Friday after a visit with his brother
charles Sheaff and family.
Mrs. |. C. Trufant and daughter,
Delight have gone to Bath to visit
for time with relatives.
Thirty automobiles conveyed people
from here to St. Adams Centennial
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Miss Elise Lewia went Saturday to
belgrade Lakes where she is to be
omnloyed during the summer.
Miss A. NJ. Dysart of Fredericton,
n p has been here for some days
visiting her brother, Eddie Dysart.
Mrs Anna Prescott left Saturday
Cor an extended visit in Boston and
Attleboro, Mass, and Lewiston, Me.
Mrs Cora Tolman, teacher at the
White school house, between here and
Madison, left Saturday for her home
in South Orrington.
The first wild strawberries report
cd as being found this season were
picked the 18th by James Durrell at
the Fairgrieves farm.
Mrs Rose Kilgore and son Earle
have been in Mercer during the past
week visiting their daughter and sis
Miss Dorothy Gaylord left Satur-
day for a summers absence. She
will visit with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Thorndike at Scituate, Mass
Mrs. John Noble and son of AllstoA,
Mass, departed Friday forenoon after
a visit with Mr.. AMI Mrs. II. S. Hop
kins. The two ladies are sisters.
Prof R. w. Leighton left Saturday
for Middietown, Conn, where he VIII
ioin Mrs. Leighton and their daught-
or for a few weeks visit with rela-
tiyes.
Saturday for visits were Mrs. Amelia
Lessor, who was going to Millinocket
and Mrs. Lizzie Vigue who was going
to Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. Ochampaugh
have departed for their home in Fall
River. Mass. Mr.. Ochampaugh is the
teacher of Manual training in the
Skowhegan-M Madison schools.
DR.. Chauncey Adams of Concord,
n. H., who has been visiting his Sis
ter, Mrs. S. F. Clark on Madison Ave-
departed Saturday. He was accom-
panied as far as Waterville by Mrs
Clark.
An honor in athletic circles has
come to Elroy Lacasce of this town,
member of the Junior class at Bow
doin college. Friday night he was
elected captain of the Bowdoin base
ball team. He is a catcher.
At the morning service in the
Bethany Baptist church next Sun
day the pastor will speak to the boys
and girls, and at p. m. Children-s
evening will be observed with pro-
gram by the members of the Sunday
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Smith have
been entertaining Mrs. Smiths broth
er Herbert Cook and Mrs. Cook of
Marlborough, Mass. for several days.
Walter DeWere of Boston has also
been a guest in the Smith home join
ing Mrs. DeWere there who has been
here for several weeks.
Memorial Sunday was observed by
the Knights of Pythias and the Pyth-
ian Sisterhood by services at the
Bethany Baptist church last Sunday
forenoon. A very appropriate and
excellent sermon was preached by
Rev. George Merriam and the audi
torium was so crowded that the par
Tors had to be thrown open to &C
commodate the people in attendance.
The music was directed by Mrs. C..
NJ. Lambert and consisted of singing
by the young ladies' chorus, solos by
Mrs. G. K Robinson and music by a
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