The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-25
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

Miss Margaret Graves of Orono left
Saturday after a visit with Mr. and
Mrs. J. l.. Parlin
Mrs. Rose Kilgore visited the lat
ter part OF the week with her daugh-
ter. in Waterville.
Mrs. Roscoe Abbey left Monday on
the midday train for visit with her
sister in Winthrop.
George A. Moore returned the frs
of the week from visit with his
parents in Gardiner.
Charles r. Oliver was in Prov.
denee. K. l., and New York City the
last of the week on a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. E A Bailey Of Gin.
ton were among the outgoing peo-
pie who left town Saturday forenoon.
Mrs. Van Nelson and daughter, NJ So
Ruth. were week end visitors in Wa
terville. arriving home Monday fore
noon.
Miss Maude Moore accompanied by
her nephew, Roy Lawrence, who have
been visiting relatives departed Mn
day for Corinna.
Harold Healey left Monday TO" a
visit with relatives in Rochester, n. II.
His sister Miss Ethel Healey Of Wa.
teryile, returned Monday.
Mrs. c. E Norcross and little son,
Winston, Of Hartland were guests the
latter part OF the week at the home
of her father, Weston Clark.
Henry Thomas is one of the late
gardeners On Sunday, September 81.
he and his family dined upon green
peas grown in his own garden.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Fales of Farm
ington were guests the latter part
of the week at the home of Mrs. Fales'
father, DR.. Lee Salley on Middle ST
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Miss U. c. Robinson is absent on
a visit with K C. Woodland and fam
lily, who formerly lived In Skowhegan,
but now reside in the vicinity of the
head of Moose Head Lake.
Miss Blanch Mcdonald and Miss
Louise Huntington of the Gardiner
theatre, Gardiner, Mass, departed
Monday after a visit at the home OF
Norman Fowler of the Star Theatre.
Mrs. NJ. Alice Coffin of Long Beach,
Calf, who has been the guest of Mrs.
A. H. Lang, left here Saturday for
visit to Portland and South Freeport
before returning to her distant home
Among those who went from here
Skowhegan- Pennington football game
were Prof Leighton, Supt. L. w. Ger
IRISH, Carleton p. Merrill and John f. |
Taylor.
Miss Iva Sanborn entertained a
party of friends from Waterville, |
night. Among them were I
included Miss Marion Williams, Miss |
Della Hayden, Charlie Wyman and
Charlie Merrill.
Thornton Merriam returned to Har
ward college to resume his studies in
the Junior Year at that institution.
Folsom Merrill also left on the same
day for a return to his studies in the
Harvard Law School
Elmer f. McNeele of this town and
F. w Briggs of Pittsfeld left Thurs
day on an automobile trip to Boston.
During Mr.. McNeelies absence, Mrs
McNeele visited hei sister, Mrs.
Blaine Owen, in Augusta.
DIR. N. Maude Kellett of Auburn de-
parted Monday after visit with DR..
Genoa Sanborn. She was accompan-
led by Miss Lillian Locke of that city, |
who visited her sister, Miss Lottie
Locke at the home of M. T. Pooler.
Word has been received that DR..
Ezra K. Bridge and his bride are pass
ing their honeymoon in the vicinity
of Moosehead Lake The doctor 9
many friends will be gratified to
learn that he is to return to Skowhe-
gan and will confine the greater part
of his professional activities here.
B. Flewellyn of Washburn, Aroos
took Co. has been in town for a visit
with his brothers and the family of
Alexander Easier. Mr.. Flewellyn,
who departed Monday, was here for
the purpose of looking over posi-
BILE location for himself in the black
smithlng business and at the time of
his departure thought it quite prob
able that he would return.
The MANY SkoWnegan friends of