The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-08-21

.bo nit day Train III " 'i9ie " ANi
summer home in Wayne.
w. Edna D. Taylor of Norridge
woek has been in town visiting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Bussey'
Mrs A. J. McCrillis who has been
risiting here and at Cornyille left
eatnrdaY for her home in Holyoka, !
Mass.
VIC Nary Lessor went Saturday
,orenoon TO Hallowell to visit with
her daughter Mrs. Walter White
house.
tinje Evelyn Maxwell who has been
.;s,,ine her grandparents, Mr. and /
We Y. Jewett returned to her
home in st. Adams, Friday.
Mrs John Cover on Saturday re-
.,,r,sd to her home in Winthrop, af-
.er beine here at the home of her son, !
n. N Cover, for about two weeks !
Mrs Maria Lowe and Mrs. George /
cimpson and family who have been
r,siting friends in town returned Sat
nrday to their homes in Somerylle. .
Mass.
Miss Grace Bradley, formerly of
stowhegan. now a teacher in the Med
tord Mass. public schools, has been
IN town for several days visiting
friends.
Rov L. Marston left Saturday morn
ing for a visit with Mrs. Marston at
tbeir summer home at Spruce Point |
Miss Mary Emery accompanied him !
there for an outing.
Mrs Walter Savage and children |
who have been guests a the home of |
Jefferson Savage for several weeks |
returned Saturday to their home in
Winter Hill, Mass.
Rev A. O. Lacroix Mrs Marie Boil !
lette, Miss Lillian Boulette and Miss
Vera McCoombs have been enjoying |
two weeks outing at the William .
Tufts cottage, Smithield.
Another charming dancing party |
was given Wednesday evening, the .
18Th by Miss Frances Mcdonnell at /
Lakewood Theatre in honor of her |
cousin. Miss Kreger of Chicago.
Hiram Spofford who has been log
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Log Driving Company, has gone to
Augusta to work in the same capacity |
during the remainder of the season.
Miss Lena Keith one of the sales +
ladies' in Sawyer's left the first of the
the end of her vacation which is to
last two weeks, she will go to Bangor |
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Sleight who !
have been spending several weeks |
with their son Harry Sleight, one of
the players at Lakewood Theatre, left .
Friday for their home in Cambridge |
Mass.
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden went Friday |
afternoon to Waterville for a week /
end visit with Miss Mertie Randall. ,
Miss Randall returned that same day |
from two weeks outing at Lake
wood
Mr.. and Mrs. George Pratt Maxim /
Of Boston departed Friday on the mid
day train after a visit to Lake Wesser-
runsett with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd G.
Nye Mr. Maxim is teacher of piano. .
forte in the Faction School, Boston.
Mrs. G. E. Avore and her cousin .
Miss Alma Byron of Phillips have .
been at Bridgeton the past week visit
ing Mrs. Azores brother, William .
Simpson and family. From that town
the two ladies went to Portland to /
join Mr. Avore
Mr. and Mrs A. D. F. Randolph and |
Mrs X y Putnam who have been .
guests at the home of Mrs. Grace Vail
departed for New York, Friday. They
were tOmpduleu ny llllle AlloS MAJ
garet G Vail, who will visit for a time
with her aunt.
j. Lynn Niles left Saturday for
Salem. " H, where he will assist in
attending a herd of thirty-two cattle
which were to be exhibited at the
Rockingham Fair, and which were
sent Friday from the Hereford Stock
Farm, H. F. Danforth d Son, Props,
Madison
Arthur Chambers formerly loom
txer at the Wesserrunsett Worsted
Mill left Saturday for Minneapolis,
MINI. where he has accepted posi-
uon with the North Star Wooden Co,
If all goes well Mrs Chambers and
children will later join Mr.. Chambers
IN his new location.
Mr.. and Mrs. W A. Smith formerly
OF Sko~hegan but later of Wateryille.
We're in town the latter part of the
week. They have been engaged in
The lodging house business in that
city but have sold out their interests
mere and have been contemplating a