The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-24

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Miss Lucy Taylor returned yestcr-
day 10 Colby College 10 resume her
studies.
Mrs Isaac Wheeler left Tuesday
morning Oh trip To the White
Mountains
J. ". Crosby Esq. was among the
oat-of-town attorneys 10 visit Skowhe-
kan yesterday.
Friends of Miss Fannie Lawley re-
gret 10 learn OF her illness at her
home on Middle st.
Golden Rod Branch l 5. 5. will
meet in City Building. Oct LIST, at $50
p. IN. There is sewing to do.
Mrs. Sophia F. Marble. who has
been spending the summer at Har-
mony, is expected home within a week
Miss Carrie Head Of Taunton, Mass
is the guest of Mrs. v. r G. Estes
Miss Heald's former home was in
Scion.
Tie death of Sewall \ Dinsmore,
al one time a resident OF this place,
is noted in the Bingham news column
of tins issue.
Miss Rowena Flynt returned Tues
day to Mt Holyoke College, South
/ Hadley, Mass. after passing the sum
mer at home.
Mr.. and Mrs c. }. Abbey have be-
gun to move from the Brainard house
on the Island to their future home on
Madison Avenue.
Wallace Clifford, who has been here
quite a portion of the summer, engag-
ed in book selling left yesterday, be-
ing ON his return to Harvard Medical
School. where he is student
AT the meeting Monday of the Work
ing League in Congregational parlors,
plans were made for the Church fair
to be held in December and the Har-
vest Dinner to be served earlier.
Miss Ruth Pray was taken to Au-
gusta Sunday, where she was operated
upon in the hospital in that city for
appendicitis. She is reported as
making favorable progress toward re-
/ covery.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Everett of Med
field, Mass departed Tuesday after
visiting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Emery on Baptist Hill. They were
called to Maine at this time owing to
the death of a relative in Canaan.
Prof and Mrs. Dickson are expect
ed here shortly to visit Mrs. Fanny
Fletcher on Baptist Hill Prof. Dicke-
son is one of the instructors in the
Mount Hermon school and he and his
wife have lately returned from a trip
abroad.
Mrs. Joseph Partridge of Springfield,
Mass has been passing several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T..
/ Pooler and with other friends in town
Mrs. Partridge was the daughter of
the late James Dascomb, former cit
izen of Skowhegan. a.k
Mr.. and Mrs Jacob FrieYe left Tues
day on the midday train for Water
Vile, where they will make their flu
ture home. Mr. Frieve has been en-
ployed by the Central Maine Power
Company since July, and is to be Sim
ilarly employed by the same firm in
the city just referred to.
ployed in Portland, has been at home
during the present week leaving yes
terday for Watervile. He has enter
led upon a course of study at Colby
College. Carroll B. Flanders is also
to continue his studies at the same in
stitution.
Prof and Mrs. j. Abbott Kendall
leave Sunday for Boston and will sail
from there for the South. They are
to be located during the winter in St.
Petersburg, Florida, where they have
a musical engagement. Prof. and
Mrs. Kendall have been entertaining
as their guests, George Allen and Miss
Kate Allen of Oakland.
Frank A. Benner, who has served
for four years as Register of Deeds
for this county, according to report,
may be a candidate for the office of
State Insurance Commissioner to sue
coed J. Wallace Blunt, the present in
cumbent. Mr.. Benner who is
Democrat is to be succeeded by John
W Higgins of Starks Republican,
in the office which he now holds.
The fall train schedule will go into
effect next Sunday the 9th, the time
OF incoming and outgoing trains from
the Skowhegan station will be as fol-
lows, according to the new arrange
ment: Leave, week days, a. m,
S.05 a m, 1855 a. m, 2.25 p. IN. Sun
days, SIS p. M, 2.10 p. IN. Arrive
week days, 1852 a. m, 10. As a. M, 4.52