The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-26
Skowhegon Local News

Mrs. Mary w. Roweli of Foxcroft
: visiting Mrs. Sophia F. Marble on
Madison Ave.
Iobn w. Fogler arrived Friday from
bermuda. Mrs. Fogler is still in
Ludlow, Mass.
DR. \. NJ. Kellett returned Monday
to Auburn after a visit here with DR..
G. A. Sanborn.
Mrs. Harry Cullen of Middle Street
left Saturday to visit for time with
Mr. cullen in Boston.
Miss IDA Wood of Garland departed
Friday on the midday train following
a visit with Mrs E. L. Savage.
Misses Agnes Mantor. and Doris
Rayner are home from Pennington
Normal School for the Easter recess.
The Eastern Star Whist party
Thursday evening was very enjoy
able affair. Fourteen tables were filled.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Barnes returned
Friday to Sanford after a visit with
Mrs. Barnes sister, Mrs. Edward Esta-
brook.
Mrs. f. w. Marble spent Sunday in
Orono with her son Gerald c. Marble,
who is a student in the University of
Maine.
Mrs. Hattie Pitts and son William
went to Winthrop Monday after visit
with Mrs NJ. w. Savage, a sister of
Mrs. Pitts.
We have a full line of grass seeds
of highest purity test at the lowest
prices consistent with quality of seed.
n A & W. e. Porter. 4w13
CLYDE Sanderson left Saturday on
the midday train for Houlton where
he has accepted a position as operator
for a moving picture concern.
Miss Grace Russell is expected home
shortly from North Berwick for the
Easter vacation. She is a teacher in
the High School at that place.
Mrs. Neva Blunt of Lewiston has
returned after visit with her aunt,
Mrs. Esther Withee and her cousin
Miss l.. NJ. Withee on High Street
Mrs. I. A. Gould departed on the
early Monday morning train for Bos-
ton. where she is to be a guest at the
home of her son Norman for two
weeks.
Amos Chapman of Athens was in
town Thursday being on his way
homeward from Franklin County,
where he had purchased twenty work
ing oxen.
William Mitchell and John Robin
son left Saturday for Boston where
they have business connected with af-
fairs of the Maine Spinning Co, a
local industry.
Miss Lucy Bigelow returned to No,
Fairfield Friday after being with Esth-
er Weber of that town who under
went successful operation at SOmer-
set Hospital for appendicitis.
Mrs L. j. Simpson of Bangor has
been passing several days visiting at
the home of Mrs. Frances Kelley.
Master Harold Towne of Newport ar
rived Saturday and is also a guest at
the Kelley home.
Miss Elise Lewia returned to Halo
well Monday following visit with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lewia.
She has a position as pianist in a NOV
ing picture theatre located in the be-
fore mentioned city.
Miss Elizabeth Donnigan returned to
Gardiner Monday after visit with
relatives here. Miss Donnigan was
formerly bookkeeper at the plant of
the Commonwealth Shoe and Leather
CO in this town.
Mrs. Albert Watson and Master Nor
man left Saturday for visit with Mrs.
Natson's brother, Dean Swift in Nor
wood, Mass They will be absent sew
oral weeks and before returning are to
visit in Providence, R. |.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green of Plea
SAINT Street are entertaining during
Easter vacation their children, Miss
Give, an instructor at Hebron Aca-
deny, and Miss Margaret and Sheri-
dan Green, students at that institution.
Miss Myrtle Green of Pennington
Normal School is also visiting her
parents.
Producers of $50 pounds of butter
and over during the month of Febru-
AIRY at the Skowhegan Jersey Cream
cry are as follows: Roscoe Dunbar
l,8.3, 5 cows, heifers; George n.
Weston, 29l.S, cows, 2 heifers; Geo.
Jones. IT'S, 7 COWS; A. E. Hodges,
4l2.4, cows, heifers; Lucy Bigelow,
1862, I cows. l heifer; DR.. E. II. Ste