The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-10-02
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


from her Illness of the past week.
Mrs. Eugene Keene went to Water
VILE Friday on the noon train to visit
with relatives
Ira W. Linnell of Patten has been
for some days guest in the home of
Sewel W Smith.
Arthur Heath left Friday for Wa
teryille after a visit with his cou
sin, Roy Steward.
Mrs G. p. Pollard of Warren has
departed after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Homsted
Mrs. John y. Levine and little son
have gone to Stockton Springs to
visit with relatives.
Rev. Fred Jackson of Canaan was
in town Saturday leaving here for
visit to Waterville.
Hon. and Mrs. ]. w. Crosbie Of Dex-
ter were over Sunday visiting with
Miss Dorothy NJ Elliot
Mrs. Blaine Emerson went Tues
day to Watervile to spend the bal
ance of the week with her sister in
that city.
Mrs. George Caron left Friday for
visit with friends and relatives IL
Augusta Hallowell and Waterville.
Mrs. Fred Brown left Friday on the
midday train to join Mr. Brown, who
has been located in Corinna for some
time.
Frank Written and NJ. c. Foss of
Athens were among the up-river peo-
pie to pay a visit to Skowhegan, Sat
urday.
Among the out-of-town people not
ed on our streets Saturday was Ed
ward A. Weber, first selectman OF
Hartland.
Mrs. William Mitchell, Mrs. John
Robinson and Mrs. Frank Oddly left
Saturday for a weeks visit in Law
renee, Mass.
Edwin T. Hight of Boston, who mas
been visiting his nephew, c. B. Hight,
and with relatives in Athens, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Crotto of The
Forks returned home Friday after
spending several days visiting friends
and relatives here
Henry C. Sheridan has gone to Bos
ton, joining Mrs. Sheridan, who has
been, for several days, visiting in that
vicinity with friends.
Mrs. Nellie Day of Boston and he.
niece, Helen Bunker of Lynn, Mass.
who have been guests at the home of
Alvin Sedgeley ON Pine street, depart
ed Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry NJ Cullen, for
merly of Concord, Mass, are located
at their future home, the Sumner c.
Ward house, corner of Middle and
Spring streets.
DR.. C. r. Viles, who has been en-
gagged as a fire inspector in the North
ern Maine woods, arrived home for
a visit with his father, J. c. Viles,
Thursday night,
The State Osteopathic Association
met Friday with DR.. Maude Kellet in
Auburn. Among those to attend from
here were DR.. Genoa A. Sanborn and
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid.
D. W. Weber, Esq, and Mrs. Web
Der departed Friday for their home
in Lewiston after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joshua Williams, who are the
parents of Mrs Weber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Judkins of Athens
were in town Saturday forenoon.
They left here on the midday train
for a visit to Boston and vicinity and
to attend the Brockton fair
Miss Alma Hall of Rockville, Conn,
who has been a guest in the home OF
her brother, Lees Hall and family on
Bush street, departed Friday for her
home. She was accompanied as far
as Boston by Mr.. Hall,
John Forsythe, formerly a resident
of Skowhegan, who has lived in Athens
for the past eight years, has sold his
farm in that town and is to move
here. He will live in the f. W. Wilson
house on West Front st.
While engaged in his work of copy
ing ancient records at the Court
House the other day c. B. Hight came
across the rather unusual name OF
Hate Evil Hall. The mother mus.
have been anxious that her son grow
up to be an honorable man as she APP
parently designated by the name she
gave him.
The advisory committee of the Boys
Club held an adjourned meeting We'd
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