The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-02

Mss Ruth Hooper has arrived from
Lewiston for visit with her father
Frank Hooper.
Mrs Henry a. Thomas and child
or,iqed home from a visit with rela-
ives IN Bingham Monday.
Tic sunshine Society will hold an
al aay sale of aprons, cake and ice
eream in city building, July eth.
Mrs 5. r. Greenwood of Pressure
1sie is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
= greenwood on Madison Avenue.
Tine next meeting of Golden Rod
Branch l. S. S. will be at the home
of Mrs. Isaac Wheeler on Jewett ST,
July 9th.
FIeazer Russakoff has arrived here
from New York and will be located
fer the present with his brother S.
Russakoff.
Dr.. |. L. Salley and daughter Co
rhine visited their daughter and sister
Mrs Frank Fales in Pennington Sat
nrday and Sunday.
Mrs. William Meader and daughter
returned yesterday to Auburn after
= visit with Mrs. Meaders mother
Mrs John Dumont.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Farrand and
daughter and Miss Sarah Butler of
Hopkinton, Mass, are expected this
week for a visit with the family of
D. W Lewis.
Don Morrison was in town for
short visit the first of the week. He
departed Tuesday for Wateryille, but
the shore he purposes to return to
Skowhegan for a longer stay.
The Anderson Wooden Mills are to
be closed for two weeks beginning
Friday, July 3. Workmen are still
installing the machinery in the for
mer shoe shop building preparatory
to its being reopened by the American
Wooden Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Porter of
Pressure Isle left Tuesday on the noon
train for their home. They had been
visiting since Friday with Mr. Porter's
brother D. a. Porter and family hav-
ing arrived here from a trip to New
York and Niagara Falls.
b. J. Libby, State road inspector,
with Mrs. Libby and their two chill
dren were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Per
ley E. Stevens, Sunday. Other guests
in the Stevens home Sunday were
Mrs. NJ. a. Games and Miss Laura
Thompson of North Arson. the form
CT being Mrs. Stevens mother.
Friends of Miss Margery Morrison
formerly of SkoWhegan will be inter
ested to learn that she sailed the first
of the month for Italy. She was due
there the 18th and will be located
probably until October in Milan She
is to study piano with Cotonette,
noted opera coach and will also occu-
py a portion of her time in coaching
to young singers who are to make
their debut in Opera this fall
Mr. and Mrs. X. c. Woodland of
Northeast Carry have been in town
this week guest of H. E. Thompson
and family former neighbors on Sum
mer St. They leave today for ARGOS
took county by automobile for a visit
with friends in Sherman, where they
lived from 1895 to 1907 1t is under
stood they are not to continue their
residence longer at the Carry and may
decide to again make Skowhegan their
home.
Among the Skowhegan horsemen
who will take their trotters out for
try under the wire July 4th will be
! D. Leavitt. Mr. Leavitt purposes
10 take all three of his trotters to
Bingham. but will probably only start
Ned F.. having entered this speedy
little racer in the 227 class. B. F.
GAYLORD has also entered his brown
stallion Silk Forbes by Malcomb in
this same class, while William Beau
ford will start Silver Fox, the win
her in Glass B at the Matinee last
Saturday in one of the races.
The class of '09, Skowhegan High
School held a reunion at Lakewood
Friday evening, ten members partici-
patng. There was rowing on Lake
Wesserrunsett, and a dinner party at
Lakewood Inn, after which the eX-
Students attended the theatre. Those
present were Walter Pratt Ennis, who
is al present at his home, after being
away for sometime as a salesman;
Harvey Mcclure, an employee Of the
Central Maine Power Co; Harold
Bradley, who is connected with the
South Side grocery; Carroll Goodwin
Who is associated with his father in
carpenter work; Mis- Sarah Pencil
~Ho is to teach in the DeeriIg High
School this fall Miss Marcia Williams
kludergarteD teacher at Riverside