The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-09-11
Woods card on page 7.


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Ms. Mary Fay of Uxbridge, Mass
has returned after visit with Mrs'
joseph Hogan
49, Hattie Blaisdell who has been
~ friends in this vicinity lclf
razsaay for Point of Pines. Mass.
Mrs ollie Billings of Sumeryille,
,,..s departed Tuesday on her re-
1., after a visit with friends here.
WIGS Chastine Kelley arrived home
tuesday night from Kennebunkport,
.hsre she had been employed for some
tine.
Mics Theo M. Currier of Oberlin,
oh;o departed Tuesday for visit in
noston. She had been the guest here
- Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Bartlett.
pohert K. Steward of Urbana, ILL.,,
ubo has been the guest of his parents
ur and Mrs. w. B. Steward, purposes
- leave today on his homeward jour-
ney
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Ward and Mrs.
w., Rowell of Dover were in t"wh
saturday calling on acquaintances.
They we're touring this vicinity by
AUTO.
Mrs. X. C. Woodland of North East
carry. after visiting in the homes OF
urs Gene Thompson and Mrs. w. R..
Nslbon for several days returned
home Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whittier Of
poston departed Tuesday for their
home. They had been entertained
while in Skowhegan at the home OF
their niece, Mrs. L. E. Jacobs.
Mrs Helen C. Wing left here yestef-
DAY for Portland. In that city She
will Join a party of Massachusetts
friends who are to go for trip IL
Quebec and other Canadian points.
Frank Butterf1eld of Brunswick.
formerly clerk at Sampson q
Azores Drug Store, was in town
Monday and Tuesday. He went from
lt-,. to Pressure Isle to visit at his
old h0nc.
Mrs. ]. H. Wood left Friday for
Camden. where she was to attend and
assist in the Campmeetings of the
Seventh Day Adventists. Last Sun
day she was one of the speakers at
the services there.
As a result of the examination on
the summers work in the Sunday
school. twelve members of the Prim-
ary Department and five members OF
the intermediate department are TO
receive certificates.
Willie Berube has returned to Van
Buren, to resume his studies at ST.
Marys college there. This will be h )
sixth and last years study at this in
safution. He later intends to stuiy
fls some profession.
The Somerset Central Agricultural
Sfciety is to provide apple boxes ffi
lose who propose to exhibit for lie
special prizes at the coming far
these may be had on application a
me Independent-Repo Office.
Bethany Church services will be
held next Sunday morning in the
Grange Hall at 1915. Sunday School
at noon. Prayer meeting this Thurs
day evening at the home of Mrs.
Whittier on Summer Street at $50.
These meetings will be held in the
homes for the present
Miss Cora E. Robinson who has
been at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
Otis Smith for some weeks, left Tues
day on the mid day train for a visit
with relatives in Robinson. MIS-
Robinson is one Of the teachers in
Hampton Institute, Virginia. and will
s'D y 60 there to again take up mel
1uaos.
Twenty scouts and the Scout MAJ
ter had a most enjoyable time at the
cottage of Scout White last Saturday.
The fun consisted of swimming. wat,-r
ball, croquet, rifle practice, and a sail
around the lake. This week they meet
at the Congregational Vestry at IL 2.
n, to take picnic lunch out in the
woods.
Mrs Adam Simpson left Tuesday
for visit with her son William Simp-
sou and family at Long Pond, Bridge
ton Skowhegan friends will be in
terested to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Simpson who have been summering
at the before mentioned resort, are
shortly to CO. to housekeeping in
Bridgeton.
Lloyd C. Green from the office of the
kennebec Journal of Augusta will ar
rive here Monday to take the place of
Mrs Ava V. Sheridan, chief linotype
operator in this establishment. Mrs.