The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-31

Miss Lucille Byron of Phillips is the
guest of Mrs Ernest Ayore.
Misses Beryl Nye and Chastine KEEL
ley have positions at kennebunkport.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard c. Taggart
were in Hartland during the day, Sa.-
urday.
Frank Huckins has gone to Pressure
Isle for few weeks visit with rela-
tives,
Mrs. Annie Colcord has gone to Wa
teryille to visit for a time at the home
of S. A. Green.
Mrs. Gerald Mccarthy has gone to
Portland and Prout's neck for an out
ing with relatives.
Leon Glaze and family are to take
vacation rip to Waterville Halo
we'll and Boston shortly.
Miss Jean Robbins of Granville,
a
at the home of Leslie H. Goldsmith.
Miss Jean Anderson of Hartland ar
rived Tuesday forenoon for a visit with
the family of Lawrence Cockburn on
Baptist Hill
Elroy Seekins has been in Orono
this week to visit friends al the sum-
mer school, now in session at the
University of Maine.
Mrs. Nellie Clifford and daughter
Mary have returned to Skowhegan
after passing two weeks with friends
in Auburn and Lewiston.
The remains of Mrs. Anna Boydel
were brought here Tuesday from
Hinckley and inferred in the South
Side Cemetery beside her husband.
Miss Sylvia Canterbury of Good VIII
! Farms returned Tuesday after visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Walton. Mr..
Walton is one of the directors of the
Good VIII Association.
Archie 3. Armstrong left Tuesday
on the mid day train for a visit with
his sister in Portland. Mrs. Arm
strong is visiting meanwhile with
i her mother in East Madison.
Hackett & Witham, who suffered in
one of the recent fires by the loss of
their store house, office and power
house, are clearing away the ruins
and are to erect a new power house at
once.
Miss Arie Pratt of Boston has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pratt at the residence of c. Davis Mil
Ter. Mrs Pratt is herself visiting at
the present time in North Newport,
where she formerly resided.
Henry Demo has begun work on the
cellar of his new house which Is to be
erected near the home of his father on
the Malbon's Mills road The struc-
/ ture when completed will be of wood
and two story. Mr.. Demo is also to
build a new stable.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Fogler are ex-
pected home soon from Ludlow, Mass.
Mr. Folger who is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. John w. Fogler of Elm ST, has
been for the past year and half in
the employ of the Ludlow Mfg. Co.,
manufacturers of textile goods.
Rev. and Mrs. Charles l. Hight Of
Jacksonville, ILL.,, who have been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. John N. Levine
on Turner Ave, departed Tuesday.
They were to go to Cambridge, Mass,
where Mr.. Hight is to specialize in
certain studies at the Harvard Theo-
logical school.
John Burton, formerly book-keeper
in the Office of the Wesserrunsett
Worsted Co.. has gone to Watervllle
for a visit and from there will con-
tine his journey to Baltimore, Mary
land, for visit with his relatives. 1t
is Mr.. Buttons purpose to go later
to Winnipeg, Manitoba.
The many friends of Miss Louise H.
Coburn and Mrs. George Otis Smith
who arrived home last week, will he
interested to learn that both are con-
siderably improved in health. They
have been for some months in Allan
tic City, N. j., and were accompanied
home by Dr. Smith and Master Charles
and Master Joey Smith.
A charming musical afternoon was
enjoyed in the parlors of the Con-
gregational church last Saturday aft
ernoon when the Misses Faith and
Freda Harris and Marion and Helen
Lord, pupils of Miss Marjorie Morri-
son gave a recital. The program in
cluded piano duets and solos by the
before mentioned young ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.. Hamilton of
Hartland with Mr.. and Mrs. r. w.
Linn, Jr., formerly of Hartland now
of COTS Falls, N. H., we're the guests
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Simp-
son at their cottage at HAYDEN Lake