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

urs Emma Thompson left Saturday
t.r visit in Lewiston and Auburn.
Mrs w. D. Snow left Monday fore
-, n visit with friends in Keene.
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col and Mrs. F. f. Boothby of Wa
,er,ille were out-of-town people in
ceoVhegan, Monday.
Mrs. Mabel Lovejoy of Hartland
uss guest Friday and Saturday of
Mrs F. G. Nye on Bush St.
Kerry B. Steward, who had been at
home from Orono for several days.
rstn,ned Monday to that place.
Mrs. Sanford Reynolds has been in
bingham this week owing to the ill
ness of MIR. Reynolds mother.
Louis n. Ware of Worcester, Mass,
arrived Monday night to visit with his
brother George Ware and family.
Miss Winifred Calder who has been
the guest of Harvey Goodwin and
family. left Monday for Lisbon Falls.
Mrs. H. Warren and Miss Helen
Harris of Waterville departed Satur-
dar after visiting with Mrs. Byron
Chapman.
Harry l.. Goodrich of Palmyra, Re
publican pominee for the Office of
sheriff in this County, was in Show
began Monday.
Miss Bertha Douglass returned
Saturday to Lawrence, Mass. after a
two weeks visit with her cousin, Miss
Mary Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden McCrillis and
child of Haverhill. Mass. were guests
the first of the week of Mr.. and Mrs
". B. Whittier.
Rev. George Merriam, pastor of the
Bethany Baptist Church occupied the
pulpit of the Waterville Baptist
Church Sunday.
Miss a. j. Marshall of Waterville
has been passing several days with
her nieces Mrs. r. f. Atwood and
Miss l. j. Towne.
Mrs. Clarence B. Hight and daught-
er Miss Helen have been visiting this
week with Mrs. Nights aunt Mrs.
Frost in St Adams.
Mrs Robert Hutton and daughter
Annie of Louisville. Kentucky, started
Saturday on their homeward journey
after visiting with the family of David
Lyons.
Miss Martha Hart returned to At
kinson the first of this week after
visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hattie
Rice and her sister Mrs. Roberta
Gleason.
l. L. Foss. who returned last week
from Lewiston, where he has been
undergoing surgical treatment, is re-
ported as making favorable progress
toward recovery.
Out of the state tourists to pay a
recent visit to Skowhegan were Mr..
and Mrs. G. L. Preble, Lynn, Mass,
Mrs. J. r. Honors. Dorothy and Nir-
ginia Honors of Swampscott, Mass.
Miss Helen NJ. Luce, a stenographer
in the Office of the independents Re-
porter, is away for vacation, which
She will pass in New Portland and
Portland. Miss Edith Gledhill is sub
shutting during Miss Luce's absence.
George Doane of Boston is number
ed among the summer visitors at
Lake Wesserrunsett. Mr.. Doane, who
is clerk at the American House in the
city Just referred to, is passing sey-
eral days with Dorchester, Mass
friends at Fa1rgrleVe Bay.
Among those who have returned
from shore outings are Mrs. Marshall
HiIes and three children from Long
Island Mrs. Charles Matson and son
Kenneth from Old Orchard and Mrs
A Z. Bison and family who have
aIs, hooD at Old Orchard
There was a good sized attendance
al The morning services Sunday at the
Centenary NJ. e. Church. The pastor
delivered the sermon and Rev. Mr.
Steward, a resident of Phoenix, Ariz.
offered prayer. Music was furnished
by the choir and Miss Hilda c. Nc
Glaunin, who has been in Vermont
during the summer sang My Redeem
err
Rev. T. f. Jones of Greenvillt
Junction, accompanied by his wife ano
daughter Grace, have been guests this
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George X. Robinson Mrs. Robinson
is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs
Jones' and they went to Hartlanc
Monday to visit their son and brother
Rev Charles E. Jones, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal Church in thai
town.