The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-27

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Fagene Moore has returned from a
business visit to Danvers, Mass
Mr. ard Mrs George Tilton were in
R4nsor the latter part of the week.
elmer Burton of Hartland was here
ard nj Norridgewock on business Fri
day
Ms Nellie Drawn is chaperoning a
narf1 at Chas. fashions cottage, Lake
Wesserunsett.
Carlton NJ. Holt has been in Boston
during the present week attending TO
matters of business.
Hollis Stitham of Pittsfield arrived
in skowhegan Saturday forenoon to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Y. A. Withee left Saturday for
a two weeks visit with her grand
daughter in Medford, Mass.
Nj and Mrs. a. w. Foss of Scion
were among the out-of-town people
to visit Skowhegan Saturday
Mrs. Lydia Soule accompanied by
her SON William Soule of Hartland
were guests Sunday at the home of
George Soule
Mrs. Flora NJ. Shaw C Auburn ar
rived Friday night to visit with Mrs
Abner Currier Master Maurice Libby
of Bath accompanied her.
Mrs D. w. Weber of Lewiston re-
turned Saturday after visiting with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Will
liams on Mt. Pleasant Ave.
Mrs. Charles Jackson and Mrs.
Louise Mitchell of Mechanic Falls
have been passing several days with
Mrs E. L. Savage on Winter st.
Mrs Gertrude Matson and children
of Brighton. Mass, departed Saturday,
after visiting with Mrs. Matsons sis
ter, Mrs Carrie Mcpherson on Water
street.
SkoWhegan acquaintances of Eras
ms Marston of Oakland, Calf, will
be gratfied to learn that he is re-
covering from an illness, which has
affected him for some time.
Mrs Van Nelson accompanied by
Miss Gwendolyn Nelson and Mrs.
Roxie Maddocks of Damariscotta, who
is her guest, went to Lakeside Satur
day for an outing.
Paul LeFever of Maiden, Mass. has
been visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. T. Goodrich. In company with
Master Julian, Mr.. LeFever has been
occupying the Good Cheer" cottage
at Lakewood.
A party of up-county people have
been enjoying an outing at "Bonny
Brier" cottage, Lakewood for several
days as follows: Mrs Almon Whit
tier, Miss Annie Whittier, Miss Leona
Rowell Cornylle, Mrs. George Mer
rill, Myra and Dwight Merrill, Ruth
Wescott. Madison, Miss Mabelle w.
Foss and John L. Foss of Athens.
Rev Frederick A. Wiggin, pastor
of Unity Church, Boston, is expected
tomorrow to be present at the camp
meeting of the Madison Spiritual As
ISOLATION, which opens at Lakewood
Saturday. Among other prominent
Spiritualists who are also expected to-
morrow are DR.. and Mrs. George A.
Fuller of Greenwich Village, Mass,
and Mrs Chas. S. Bradley of Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Smiley, with
their son, Kenneth, and daughter
Edna, all of Caribou, were in town
last week. They had been on an au-
tomoble trip to Massachusetts and on
their way home visited here with Mr..
ard Mrs. Geo. O. Currie and Harley
Bishop and family Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Everett and daughter, also of
Caribou, and Mrs. Jos. Roberts of the
same section, were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Currie, Thursday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Green on Pleasant street was the
scene of a merry gathering Friday
evening, when the young ladies of
former cooking club, to which their
daughter. Miss Myrtle belonged, met
to shower Miss Beatrice G. Tilton in
honor of her approaching marriage
A guessing contest over book titles,
was one of the features and Miss Til
ton proving winner, received a dainty
basket. Luncheon was served before
the guests departure. The gifts were
of linen.
The Democratic County committee
was in session last Fridcy at Munich
pal Court Room to confer regarding
the coming campaign, Chairman
kingsbury b. Piper of Fairfield pre-
sided and other out-of-town men here
were Judge H. H. Brazzcll Neil Gre
cory, Fairfield, o. f. Libby, w. NJ. Os-
born, Pittsfield, Hon. w. r. Pattan-
gall Waterville, Judge Harry Weber
Auburn Hon A T. Donnipan R0Vdpu