The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-07-24

returned.
Fred Libby and family of Water
Vile were the guests of Father Al. o.
Lacroix over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. fash and little
daughter Hilda, spent Sunday with
Mr. Tashs parents in Bingham
Mrs. Daniel Lewis left yesterday for
a visit of one or two weeks with her
mother and brother in Sherman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. F. Randolph of
New York are guests at the home of
Mrs. Grace Vail on Pleasant ST.
The localsbase ball team goes to
Madison Saturday afternoon to play
another game in their series of games.
Mrs. Rose Kilgore and son Earl
left on the mid day train yesterday
for a visit in Wateryille and Smith
field
George Clark and family of China
were guests the first of this week at
the home of his nephew, l. W. Ger
IRISH on North Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Rogers who have
been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Clark departed Tuesday last for
their home in Pressure Isle.
Mrs. Mary Goulett and Miss Vera
McCoombs. who have been visiting
in Waterville and Fairfield for the
past week, returned home Sunday.
Chester Wren of Sherman has been
in town this week on business and
while here was guest at the home
of Daniel Lewis, Esq, on Spring st.
E. B. Moore of New York and n. B.
X. Brooks of Boston were in town
Tuesday to attend a meeting of the
directors of the Wesserrunsett Wor-
sted Co.
Rev. William Wood, pastor of the
Methodist church at Kents Hill, who
with Mrs Wood have been visiting
DR.. and Mrs S. NJ. Cover, departed
yesterday.
The polls will be open from IL
o'clock noon, until 9 p. M, Monday
next for the Primary election These
hours are different from those men
toned in our last edition.
w. A. Jewett of South Scion has ac-
cepted a position in the market of
l.. B. Jewett here and has removed
his family to the w. Guy Pencil
house on Madison Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton and
daughters. Florence and Bertha left
yesterday by auto to accompany Mrs.
Norton's mother. Mrs. Annie Upham
to her home in Lewiston.
Alton Whittemore has leased the
west side of the Wentworth Bison
block on Water street, which has late
ly been rebuilt and will remove his
restaurant business to that location.
Mrs. Augustus o. Clark of Newton
Vile, Mass, who has been visiting for
about a week at the home of Frank
league, left here yesterday for Port
land for a short visit before returning
to her home, 10y. f@''".,'.
The Ctopan Club members enjoyed
dinner party az Lakewood Inn,
Tuesday evening, after which they
attended the theatre and still later
were the participants of an automo-
bile ride around Lake Wesserrunsett.
Miss Alice Moore, who was elected
to the principalship of the local kim
dergarten, has resigned to accept
position as assistant in a Bangor
kindergarten. Miss Ethelyn Stew
ard, who was to have been Miss
Moore's assistant has now been APP
pointed principal.
Word has been received here from
Edward A Parker, who has gone to
the Spencer Lumber Camps near
Tumble Down Mountain to accept a
fire warden's position, of his safe ar
rival there and that he likes. Mr..
Parker's many friends hope that this
out-of-door work will prove beneficial
to his health.
The members of the Mission Circle
of the Congregational church were
entertained at their monthly meeting
by Mrs. S. M. Cover. The subject
was Medical Missions and the pro-
gram was in charge of Miss Hannah
r. Page. Chapter five of China's
New Day. was reviewed by Mrs. Eta
Lacasce and Mrs. Effie Paine. Mrs.
f. L. Marsh of Providence was pre-
sent as a guest and gave an interest
ing talk during the afternoon
George r. Day, graduate of Hebron
Academy, class of 1912. arrived home
last evening, after an eight months
course at Eastman's Business Col
lege at Poughkeepsie N. Y. Taking
his father, Chas. W. Day, into his
confidence, he planned his home COM