The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11
w. p ORDWAY, SKOWHEGAN, MAINE

Charles Swift left Saturday for
week s visit in Lewiston
Alice L. Messer left Saturday for
Hillsboro n. H., where she will attend
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Danyille Fish left
Monday for visit with their children
in Portland.
William Clough of Portland is visit
ing at the home of his daughter Mrs
W. S. Stinchfefd.
Ralph Farrar of Bangor has return
ed after a visit with his young frie IL
Master Wilder Varney.
Mrs. Kendall Jackins of Houlton
departed Saturday after visit Wlsa
her sister Mrs. J. o. Smith.
R. G. Bigelow went to Waterville
Monday to exhibit display of seed
corn at the Central Maine Fair.
Miss Lucretia Flanders Of Stockton
Springs has departed after a visit with
her sister, Mrs. John n. Levine.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. W. Philbrick aid
Sons have arrived home from a Wis.
to their summer home at Poph III
Beach.
Miss Bertha Lewis visited with
friends in Wateryille Saturday night
and attended the Bryan rally during
the evening.
Miss Emma SIZZLING of Augusta, Ga j,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. E. McNeelie, departed Mon.
day forenoon.
Mrs. John Mcpherson and nephew
Robert Matson have arrived home
from visit with Master Robert s
mother in Boston.
B. W Blanchard a well known Ban
gor attorney was in town Thursday en-
route for Norridgewock and Jackman
on political business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Barstow and
child left by early train Monday morn
ing for a visit with Mr. Barstow s
relatives in Damariscotta.
Miss Sarah Pennell has accepted
position as teacher of English in the
High School at Livermore Falls and
left for that place the last of last
week
Mss Myra French who has baa2
taking a short vacation from her
duties in the office of the independent
Reporter arrived home from visit
with relatives in Lewiston Saturday.
Wallace |. Frost of Nineland, y. J.
formerly of Skowhegan, who has been
here visiting his mother Mrs. /. w.
Frost and his sister Mrs. Joseph II.
Lancaster, departed upon his return
Monday.
H. Tolman of New Sharon and Wal
lace Tolman of Haverhill, Mass, have
been here visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Cover The two
gentlemen are the father and brother
of Mrs. Cover.
Master Roland Perry. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Perry of Cowett St,
was run over Saturday night on Wa
ter St. and it is understood sustain
ed therefrom several cuts and scratch
es upon his face.
Miss Mabel Robinson has arrived
home from a several weeks soJourn a.
Old Orchard. She was accompanied
home by Mrs. Alice Matson and son
Kenneth, who have been at that same
resort for some time.
Mrs. Herbert C. Robinson and Miss
Caro- Adams have returned to Por'-
land after visit in the families OF
Albert Whorff and Sewell w. Smith
The two ladies' are sisters and bota
formerly resided in Skowhegan.
Miss Hazel T. Leavitt left Saturday
for a visit in Fredericton, N. b. Miss
Leavitt has done considerable theatri-
cal work in that city and vicinity and
while there will visit this time with
friends and attend the Fredericton
exhibition.
Herbert S. Hopkins left yesterday
for New York City where he was to
attend meeting of the Board of Ar
bitration connected with the railroad
system to be held today. This meet
ing is called for the purpose of hear
ing and passing upon the Eastern Ar
bttration wage proposition made the
subject of arbitration in an agreement
entered into between the conference
committee of general managers and
the Order of Railway Conductors and
the Brotherhood of Railway trainmen
on July Goth, 1913.