The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-04
SNOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

-.,s,d nav at Lakewood next Saturday,
s.pt 9Th.
,l,ie Lewia fell into the waters at
-. Wesserrunsett Saturday but was
-~s,p.d by George Ware without seri'
Gus injury
r. and Mrs. F. G. Adams of Fox
,a departed the first of this week
s..r visit with Charles and Stephen
Adams, here
rrerett Bacon arrived from Vance
-, and St. Johns Saturday. He
iii resume his studies at Bowdoin
College this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. James P. Thompson
oro visiting relatives and friends in
lewiston the present week. They
leo nIan to take in the State Fair.
Henry Sterrett of Warren has been
:, town delivering the annual copies
If the Maine Register. While here
he was a guest at the home of T. G.
Lord.
Mrs. H. S. Hopkins and Miss Virgin
ia went Monday to Lewiston to meet
Miss Cora Hopkins, who has been
snending several weeks at Oqoossic,
Maine.
Dr l. L. Salley left Saturday for
New York City, where he will attend
tbe National Convention of Veterinary
Surgeons. He is expected home next
Saturday
Miss Elizabeth McKenna of Weston,
Mass, who has been guest of Mrs.
" R. Brown, departed Saturday. Miss
NcKenna is a teacher in the schools
| of Concord, Mass.
Misses Catherine and Nellie White
left this morning to return to New
York City. They had passed the
summer with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs C. B. White.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Carnage went
10 Lewiston this morning to accom-
pany their son Floyd, seven years af
age who goes to the Sisters Hospital
for surgical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Lord have been
entertaining Mr.. Lords cousin, Miss
Sarah Lord of Gardiner. Miss Lord
has the distinction of having taught
in the Gardiner schools for forty-one
years
Mrs A. w. Deuel. who is the mother
of Mrs. A. L. Ireland and Miss Sarah
Groder left Saturday for Bath to at
| tend the Deaf Mutes Mission. Both
| ladies' unfortunately are deaf and
dumb
DR.. G. P. Clifford of Houlton who
visited his friend DR.. S. NJ. Cover here
last week returned home Friday by
automobile. He was accompanied by
Dr. Cover who returned to Skowhe-
gan Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Goodrich arrived
home last evening from several
weeks absence in Indiana, where they
visited their sons DR.. Joe X. Goodrich
and Blynn Goodrich. Master Julian
returned with them.
Paul Jones who has been clerking
in Bucknam's Drug Store during the
summer has completed his duties and
will re-enter Tilton Academy at Til
ton n H., this fall. Lester Bragg has
assumed his former duties.
DR.. Milburn Fowler and DR.. Arthur
Rodden have lately received certifi~
Gates from the State Board of Dental
Examiners allowing them to practice
dentistry in this State. DR.. Fowler
has also been similarly notified by the
Massachusetts, Board
R. S. Goodrich while employed in
the top of the building to be occupied
by the Skowhegan Casket Co.. Tues
day morning had the misfortune to fall
quite a distance He struck on his
side and while no bones were broken
he was unable to work for a time.
Rev Theodore Halbert Wilson will
conduct the services at the Island Ave.
Congregational Church next Sunday.
The Sacrament of the Lords supper
will be administered in the morning
and at IL o'clock the examination foc
the summer school certificate will be
held. On the 14th the regular session
Of the Sunday School will commence.
The pastor Is now observing his reg
ular Office hours and will gladly con-
fer with all persons who wish to con.
suit him.
Loren Sanborn, proprietor of the
Skowhegan pool room has been walk
Ing with the aid of cane for the past
week. His disability is a sprained
ankle which occurred by a misstep
near Steward G. Marstons store
Thursday of last week. In his younger
days Mr.. Sanborn worked upon the
river and in the woods for something
like fifteen years, and in this hazar-