The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-10

friends in Southport
70 Silyerman of Portland departed
..sterday after a visit with Harry CO.
han here.
Miss Jessie Hodges of Portland ar
rived Tuesday night to visit with Mrs.
B F Eaton.
Ira ". Linnell of West Sebois. has
hsen visitor this week at the home
of Sewell w Smith on Main st.
Mrs Emma Bigelow, who has been
unite i'll at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Ira 4. Norton, is able to be out
Edward Heath and daughter, Miss
clara Heath of Watervile were in
town Monday calling on acquaintance
Mr. and Mrs. Ben B. Fogler and lit
tie son left yesterday morning on the
early train for their home in Ludlow,
Mass
Alec Hunter of Lawrence, Mass, has
his sister, Mrs. George Thomson and
family.
Mrs. Thomas Rollins of Bingham
has been visiting this week at thl
home of her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Thomas
The Sumner C. Ward house on Mid
die St, has been leased to Warren R.
Brown for the occupancy of himself
and family.
Master Henry Smith of Bangor
started homeward yesterday after Wis
ting for two weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
Howard Steward.
Miss Grace Russell leaves tomorrow
for Lewiston where she will begin
upon her new duties as a teacher in
the High school.
A. B. Armstrong underwent an op-
Grafton Tuesday for a serious case OF
appendicitis at his home on Mount
Pleasant Avenue.
Mrs. II. B. Phillips and child have
gone from Somerset Hospital to Fair
grieves Bay, where they have been
summering at the Lake.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Kilgore, who had the misfor
tune to break her arm last week, is
reported to be improving
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden left yester
day on the midday train for Salem
Depot, ~ H., where she is to visit Mrs
Emma Dyer who is i'll there.
Mrs Janet Leighton and daughter
started yesterday on their return to
Marlboro. Mass. after visiting with
relatives here and at Cornyille.
Miss Bertha Palmer has returned to
West RoXbury, Mass, in order to re-
sumo her duties as a teacher in the
public schools of Roslindale, Mass
Milford Adams had the misfortune
to spill a boiler of water upon his
arm and left side the first of the week
sustaining serious burns by the ac-
cident
Master Phillip Greenleaf has arrived
home from an absence of several
weeks spent at Boothbay. His parents
went to that place Saturday to accom-
pany him home.
Charles j. Sheridan went to South
port Saturday and returned Monday
with his father, Henry c. Sheridan
and Mrs Sheridan who had been en-
joying vacation there.
Miss Katherine Abbott, a member of
the teaching force in the Normal
School at Pennington, has returned to
that place after a visit of two weeks
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. J. E.
Wadsworth.
Mrs. Russell Gray of Duluth, Mimi,
has been the guest of her brother,
Ralph W. Leighton and family She
has departed but Mrs. Howard Leigh
ton of Portland is still guest in the
Leighton home.
Many local people will be interested
to learn of the engagement of Miss
Clara Heath the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. f. W Heath of Waterville for
merly of Skowhegan and George
French also of Waterville.
Carroll c. Goodwin left yesterday
for Lisbon Falls and next Tuesday the
18th it is understood will be welded to
Miss Winifred Calder at the Episcopal
Rectory in Brunswick The couple
viii enjoy honeymoon trip and later
return to Skowhegan whore they Will
make their future home according 70
report
Monday evening last a reception
VAS rendered Mrs Ellie II CrowelI.
Grand Matron of the Degree IF Honor.
A. o, L. W, at the home of Mrs. B 5.
Flagg Mrs Crowpll was literally