The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-09-03

Mrs. Joseph Michaude and two chill
dren departed Monday on the midday
train for Canada.
Miss Frances Priest of Hallowell ar
rived Friday forenoon 10 visit with
Miss Lizzie T Hussey.
The First Baptist Church will be re-
opened Sunday. after being closed dur
ing the month of August
Arthur Morrisette has been suf
fering for some days with finger.
which was bitten by a dog
Miss Mareery NJ. Smith has arrived
from Kents Hill to visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs Aonzo Smith.
T. a. Anderson, ESD. of Pittsfeld
aGd Elmer Fuller of Hartland were in
town during the day Saturday
Fred w. Nash and wife of Worees-
ter. Mass. arrived Friday to visit at
the home of his brother. & NJ Nash
Mss Moran Provost oldest daughter
of Charles Provost is suffering from
tn effects Of a fractured collar bone
Donald Flint of West Baldwin de
parted Saturday forenoon after visit
ing at the home of his uncle, Frank l.
Parker
Mrs. y. " Deuel. and Miss Sarah
Groder left Saturday morning to at
tend the Maine Mission for the Deaf
at Waterville
Mrs. George Ware and little son Cliff
ford left Monday afternoon for Water
vile. whore they have been visiting
with relatives
Mrs. l.. G. Traitor left Monday for
tresque Isle to attend the fair and
visit relatives. That town was her
former home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Yigue of Farm
ineton visited the first of the week
al the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Ware on Center St.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas Conroy were
in town the first of the week to at
tend the Conroy-Dionne Wedding, the
groom being a son of the couple
Mr. and Mrs c. l.. Lawrence Of Tam
pico, Mexico, were among the tourists
to visit Skowhegan during the present
week. They came here from st. John.
Mrs. Mary Holland is moving from
the Ordway tenement on the corner
of Madison Ave and Russell St. to
the corner of Water St and North Ave
Mrs. Irving Laskey and two chill
dren and Mrs. Roberta Gleason with
her two children left Monday on the
midday train for a visit to Enfield and
Burlington.
Miss Myrtle Green, who graduated
last June from the Normal School at
Pennington. left Saturday for Rum
ford Center, where she has accepted
a position as teacher.
Miss Gala NJ. Dore of Hartford,
Conn. who has been visiting her par
cnts in Athens and her aunt Mrs.
John A. Mooers here, left on her re-
turn Monday morning
The Helen Coburn Mission Circle
will meet tomorrow, Friday afternoon
at 80 in the parlors of the Bethany
Baptist Church Mrs a. H. Curtis of
India will address the gathering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene seekins were
up from Fairfield Monday and spent
short time with relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gordon of New
Portland made an auto trip to SHOW
hogan, Monday.
George l.. H. Smith who was for
morly associated in the clothing bust
ness here with A. G. Bussey, is soon
to re-establish himself at his former
location. He purposes to open his
store by Saturday.
A company of friends were enter
tanned on the evening of the Goth at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Dionne in honor of the approaching
marriage of their daughter, Miss The
resa to Julian Conroy of Auburn.
Among the former Skowhegan peo-
pie, who have been abroad during the
present season and whose Whereabouts
have not been lately determined is
Mrs. Emma Hanson Bartmess now Of
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clukey Of Au-
gusta arrived Monday forenoon to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomaa Butler. The
couple are but lately married and the
groom is the son of Fred Clukey, a for
mer merchant in Railroa4 Square this
town.
Josiah Williams left Saturday for
his home in Hayerhill, Mass, after a
visit at the home of his son, Fred Will
lams on Main St. and at Scion. Mr..