The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-08-21
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Bert Morrow went to Belfast Satur-
day for week.
Albert Cheviott went to Aroostook
Tuesday for a visit with relatives.
/ Charlie Philpott who has been en-
ployed by b. S. Dexter at Somerset
for some months has returned home
Miss Dorothy Folsom visited friends
in East Vassalboro for a few days last
week returning home Saturday.
Abraham Goldberg has been spend
ing a few days at Old Orchard.
Miss Fay Barker left Saturday for
a three weeks stay at Old Orchard
and Boston.
Miss Elsie Savage visited at the
home of Mrs Edward WescOtt in Mad
ison last week
Apples wanted SkoWhegan Cannery.
Mrs. Elmer Campbell is learning to
operate the Farmers Telephone Com
pany's switchboard and will be en-
ployed by the company as operator
during the winter.
Lewis Whitney made business
trip to Waldoboro Sunday.
Miss Annie Smith arrived Thurs
day from Freeport to be guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Parsons for a short time.
Miss Louise HolWay of Larone has
been visiting her sister. Mrs. Lee Will
hanson for a few days.
! Miss Phyllis Gilman visited friends
in Madison for few days last week
/ Horace Wordeh arrived Saturday
for a short stay with friends in town,
returning to his home in Camden
Point Monday.
Wallace Goodfellow of Wateryille
has been visiting his friend, Joseph
Mcneil for a short time.
Alex futile went to Belfast Satur-
day for a weeks visit with relatives,
The fish market on Main Street run
by Samuel Rosenthal has been receiy-
ing a coat of paint.
Phillip Seekins arrived Saturday
from Belfast for few days visit WIN
relatives in town.
Edward Cummings who has been IN
Aroostook for a few weeks arrived
home on Tuesday of last week.
Andrew Anderson who recently had
both legs broken is getting along as
well as can be expected.
Mrs Lewis Robinson, Mrs. oscar
Lockwood, Mrs. Elmer Whiting, Mrs
Row Mitchell and Mrs. Bonnie Smith
who have been spending week at
Bay Point returned home Saturday
night. =,
Harold Pierce returned the last of
the week from a few days visit with
relatives in Vassalboro.
Chauncy Smith, one OF Norrldge-
wock's college men, who has been Wis
iting his mother this summer, attei
an absence of several years, returned
last week to Nevada, where he mis-
an important educational position
near Reno. We are glad to have our
pine Tree State so finely represented
in the far west.
Mrs. Florence Ames has been engag-
ed to act as assistant in the postofnce,
the position recently filled by MISS
Hidred Parlin.
Charles 0. Normandy was in town
from Ellsworth for a few days last
week on business.
John P. Morgan and George Waugh
an who have been residents in town
for several months left Friday for
the vicinity near Lake winnipeg.
During their stay in town they mace
many friends who were very sorry 10
have them leave.
Amos Holt remains in critical
condition.
Floyd Whitcomb who has been at
tending summer college in Orono was
in town Friday and Saturday visit
ing his grandmother, Mrs. Roxle
Carr on his way to his home in Far
mington Falls. Although Mr.. Whit
comb is but nineteen years of age ne
has been elected assistant teacher in
the High School at New Sharon, where
he will teach languages as he very
proficient in this respect, his essay
delivered at graduation being given in
several languages.
Sydney Folsom who has been visit
ing at the home of his brother, Hon
L. r. Folsom for a w days returned
to his home in Corinna Tuesday. His
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