The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-05-14
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! News Of Somer-
sets Busy Towns

Era Kelley did some fine trapeze
work. both of the performers WORK
being greatly appreciated by all pre-
sent as was also a song by Miss Fay
Barker. After the entertainment a
social dance vas enjoyed with music
by Jones orchestra of three pieces.
Mr and Mrs. Chester Jones have
moved from the WEIGH house to the
home of Mrs. Jones father, G. A.
Tobey
Last week Wednesday evening Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Whitney entertained
the Thursday club in honor of Cen
temens night.
Ms Winnie sylvester and little son
and Mrs Carrie Wescott of Madison
spent Friday in town visiting relatives.
Mrs John Benson and family have
moved to Worcester Mass, where the
children have found employment in
factories. John Halliday and family
will occupy the house made vacant by
them.
Webster Keyes of Skowhegan but
who is employed now in Norway was
visiting friends in town Sunday.
Urban Emery of Fairfield spent Sun
day with his grandmother Mrs. Mary
Emery in town.
Eli Shorey is visiting in Waterville.
Mrs. Leland Merrill and Mrs. Jay
Pierce were in Skowhegan shopping
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Brown have
moved from the Mrs. Ann Taylor
house on Oak Hill to Mrs. Francis
Wrjghts farm on the Madison road.
The Marshall p Hale Circle met
last Tuesday afternoon and after the
business meeting served refreshments
of fudge and corn balls, At their
next regular meeting work is expected
and refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Ralph futile entertained the
soap club last Saturday and refresh
ments of cake, coffee and eustard pies
were served
MIR. and Mrs. Scott Rogers have
moved into the Byron Trueworthy
rent on Upper Main st.
Miss Gladys Spaulding on account
of poor health has been obliged to give
up her studies in the High School.
Mrs. David Staples of Waterville
was in town several days last week
visiting friends.
..
idence, r. l. is visiting Mrs. Maria
Hopkins for a few days.
Miss Sarah J. Clark has returned
from Baltimore, and opened her home
on the North side of the river.
Bert Corliss has finished his work
in Skewhegan and is now at home.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Pike left Monday
for a visit at Mr.. Pixies old home in
Livermore Falls.
Mrs Lettie Magoon of Bingham Wis
tied relatives in town the first of the
week.
Ralph Whitney and Henry Hussey
left town for Boston Tuesday morning.
They expect to return home in Mr..
Hussey's new automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Seekins of
Fairfield were calling on relatives and
old friends in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Lindsey Woods spent Sunday in
Bingham.
Plans had been made to hold the
Annual meeting of the V. L. S. on
May % but on account of other plans
which would interfere the date has
been changed and it will be held a few
days later.
Chester Sawyer has been chosen as
the new janitor by the Rebekah lodge.
Charles Folsom-Jones of Skowhegan
was a business caller in town last
Thursday.
Mrs Ellen Blaisdell and Mrs. RoXie
Taylor are staying with Mr. and Mrs,
Albert Blaisdell.
Mrs Ann Wells has returned from
several weeks visit spent in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
The shoe shop employees expect to
have a weeks vacation in the near flu
ture.
Last Thursday evening the Poets
Corner Whist Club held picnic chick
en- pie supper with Dr. and Mrs. H. w
Smith.