The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-20

tuesday
Mrs. Ruel Copp and son Kenneth
visited with friends in Waterville,
yesterday.
Mrs. Carl Waldenner of Boston ar
rived Tuesday forenoon to visit Mrs.
f. w. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Smith and
Norma B. Smith arrived home from
Freeport, Tuesday night.
William Lumsden of Boston arrived
Tuesday to visit his mother Mrs. Ann
Lumsden on Baptist Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Brown, child
and Miss Vivian Bigelow have arrived
home from Peaks Island
Herbert Bendal of Brockton, Mass.
has been a guest this week in the
home of Mrs Ella n Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E Nutter of
Boston are making a short stay with
her sister Mrs. Harry Nelson.
Mrs Paul Demasse left yesterday to
visit her son and daughter in Liver
more Falls for several weeks
Duncan Hall has accepted position
in the Journal office at Augusta and
began his new duties yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Kicker and daughter
Alice are expected home tonight from
a several days visit in Waterville
c. B. Russell, who has been in town,
the guest of his brother, f. F. Russell,
for the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday
Mrs Albert Leighton and daughter
Janette of Marlboro. Mass, arrived
Tuesday night to visit with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crowell have
arrived home from Eustis. where Mr..
Crowell has been engaged as a sur
veyor for some time.
Mrs William Richmond and daugh-
ter Selah of Richmond, have been here
to visit in the families of j. w. Pack
ard and George Paddock.
The Farmers Union has car load
of flour on the road, direct from the
mill, to arrive in a few days. You
will save money by waiting.
Onisime LaMothe visited this week
with his uncle the Rev. A. o. LacroiX.
Mr. LaMothe is the organst at the
cathedral of Three Rivers. p. @.
Miss Alice Rogers, who is located
in Pennington winters. but who is
spending some time with relatives in
Norridgewock, has been visiting Mrs.
Maria Bacon this week
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Farrand and
Miss Sarah Butler, formerly of Nor
ridgewook. now of Hopkinton, Mass,
who have been visiting at the home of
D. W. Lewis, left yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles H. Chute left
this morning by early train for
Bridgton whittier they were summon
ed by the death of Edward March a
brother-in-law of Mrs Chute.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis and son
John went to Southport, where they
will spend the remainder of the month
although Mr. Lewis will probably
make one or two visits to Skowhegan
While there
Mrs. Sullivan Maxim of Wateryille
passed Sunday as the guest of Mrs.
Floyd Nye. Mrs. Maxim was accom-
panied here by her son, George ?.
Maxim, teacher in the Faeson Conser-
vatory OF Boston.
The following ladies we're at North
Arson Thursday to be present at a
social affair given by the Past Noble
Grands Association: Mrs. Helen
Brown. Mrs f. O. Eaton, Mrs. T. L.
Savage Mrs. Jennie Richards. Mrs.
NJ b. Heseton. Mrs. Hugh Hurley.
Mrs. Lila French, Mrs Alice Baker.
Mrs. G. r Fogg, Mrs Isadore y.
Spear. Mrs. {. y. Bragg and Mrs, Chas.
3 Oliver.
Some little unpleasantness was oc-
casioned last night on the ears of the
Somerset Traction Co by a stranger,
: who pressed his attentions upon one
of the young lady passengers. Fin
ally the conductor was Obliged to in
terfere and then the man threatened
TO shoot him. Later the offender alight-
ed from the car and disappeared and
. although the officers were notified he
i has not yet been found.
5 Mr. and Mrs L. f. Jacobs and three
. children left the first of the week TO
visit with relatives near Portland.
They went by auto and purpose to
journey back by degrees. stopping at
different points along the Maine coast
= They will later go to Harmony to
complete their outing. Lariston.
the elder son of the household is sub