The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-17

Saturday te visit for a time.
Miss Lula Coburn of Concord.
Mass las been passing several days
With her sister Mrs Manley 7. Pooler.
Mrs. G. VI Lambert has arrived
hone from visit with relatives in !
lewiston
Mrs. Frank Fales of Pennington has
departed alter visiting at her cid home
oa Middle St
Milton Washburn has gone to.
Springfield. Mass, to visit for week
with his sister
Mr.. and Mrs. James Burns have re-
turned to Vermont after visiting with
relatives in town.
Mrs. r. O. Eaton and Miss Nell Gif-
ford arrived home Saturday from their
trip to Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Green have lately
returned from visit at the pleasant
farm home of their daughter in Weld.
Ne
Charles Pepper and daughter. Miss
EauIcc OF Concord. Mass. spent sun
day at the home Of Miss Louise H.
Coburn.
Mrs. II. {. Green of Brookine,
Mass. has departed after visiting here
with the family of her brother. Louis
Haskell
Mrs Fanny Brown returned Tues
day to Waeryille after visiting here
with her niece. Mrs. clara Decker on
High ST.
Miss Elizabeth Olney has returned
to Skow hogan from Bath, whittier she
accompanied the remains of the late
Miss Mary Fiskc.
Miss Anna Groder is visiting this
week with Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hogan,
who formerly lived in Skowhegan but
now reside in Lewiston.
Miss Margery Morrison who lately
visited with friends upon her depart
ure to Watervile purposcd to leave
Tuesday for New York City.
Helair Cyr and sister of Salem,
Mass. who have been visiting relatives
at the Bouchard farm and with Mr.
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Delegates appointed to attend the
kennebec Baptist Association meeting
at Hallowell from the First Baptist
Church were Deacon +. W. Marble,
Thomas Cockburn and Alec Tholnp-
son.
Gerald G. Marble left Tuesday after
noon for the University OF Maine
where he will enter upon his second
year of study. Charles j. Sheridan
also left Tuesday to begin course
of study at the same institution.
The Pioneer Past Noble Grands AS
ISOLATION held a very pleasant meet
ing Monday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. c. r. Oliver on Water st The
affair was of social nature made
more enjoyable by the refreshments
which were served by the hostess.
Among those who went from here
to attend the Kennebec Baptist Asso
citation meeting in Hallowell were
Rev. and Mrs j. G. Osborne aud Ed
win W. Marble from the First Bap-
fist church and Rev George Merriam,
Thornton W Merriam and Charles
Smith from the Bethany Church
Doubtless many Skowhegan people
will be interested to learn of the re-
ported marriage engagement of Miss
Sue Winchell of Brunswick to Dr. c.
T. Burnett. professor of psychology at
Bowdoin College. Miss Wnchell has
appeared before Skowhegan audiences
as 4 cornet cellist several times in the
past
Miss Gwendolyn Nelson, who has
for some time resided at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Nelson on Mechanic
St. left Monday for Boston, where she
will enter the Bryant and Stratton
Commercial School for secretarial
course. Miss A. Magma Gordon left
yesterday for Boston and will become !
student at the same institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Smith. who last
week returned from the National en-
campment of the G. A. r. at Detroit,
Mich. were among the outgoing pas
sengers Tuesday on the midday train.
Mr. Smith was bound for Dover where
he was to attend reglmental reunion /
of the LIST Maine Cavalry while Mrs
Smith planned to visit her sister in
Oakland.
Skowhegan relatives have been ad-
yised of the safe arrival in New York
of Miss Mariah Coffin. She was among
the Americans who experienced many
hardships in Italy on account of the
recent war. She finally secured pas
sage on the Mafalda. which was four /
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