The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-16

Mics Carolyn Brainard is absent on
trjn to Rangeley and vicinity.
uarry Ennis has accepted position
u sash and blind factory at Gardi-
ner.
Mrs William Rowell and daughters
left Friday for visit with relatives
in oakland.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lashon have a
daughter which was born Friday,
July 10.
r / Marston arrived home Monday
forenoon from a week spent at Cape
Cod
Arthur Jewett was up from Bel
grade Lakes Friday and Saturday for
brief visit
Mrs T. H. Howard left Monday
morning for a. visit with her sister
in springyale.
Mrs f. NJ. Sedgeley returned home
Friday after visit with her sister
Mrs. c. J. Abbey.
Mrs Augustine Fowler and Mrs. w.
II Fowler went Friday to Brewer for
visit with Mrs B. F. Webb.
Mrs C. NJ. Barnard of Rochester, N.
has been visiting with Mrs. Frank
Thompson and Mrs. John Phillips.
Eugene Tilton of Hartland was in
town Saturday passing the greater
norton of the day here on business.
Roy P Nay of Augusta came Sat
urday night for a brief visit with his
father S. E. Nay at Maple Grove farm.
Mrs William E. Buchanan departed
Monday for Gorham after a visit with
my.
Abraham Mitchell of Worcester,
Mass. is a guest at the home of his
brother William Mitchell on West
Front St
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles F. Gilman of
Wakefield, Mass. are in town visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Gill
man, Main st.
Mrs. Llewellyn Traitor of Guilford
who has been the guest of Mrs. w. R.
Mabon and Mrs. E. L. Clough return
ed home Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. c. F. Brock of Walth-
am Mass, who have been guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs W. E. Hackett departed
Saturday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Blaine Spooner Viles
and children of Augusta arrived Sat
urday for visit at the home of E. 2
Viles, Madison Avenue.
Walter X. Wildes who has been
passing several weeks with his moth
er. Mrs. Abbie X Wildes is away foI
sojourn at Tim Pond.
Everett Bacon left Monday fol-
Woolwich, Maine, where his duties
connected with Maine Central Con.
sruction work called him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel E. Taylor have
been entertaining Mrs. Taylor's aunt
Mrs. o. Johnson and her sister, Miss
Amy Peterson of Brockton, Mass. fol-
several days.
James Stinchfield, one of the tiremer
while working at the fire Friday night
had the misfortune to sprain his ankle
and as a result was confined to the
house for several days.
Mrs. w. r. Powers, son and daught.
er of Machias left Friday for yisl
in Bangor before returning to Mach
las They had been guests in the
home OF Supt L. W. Gerrish.
Deputy Sheriff Charles H. Chute
Herbert McCoombs, Ralph TibbettS
and Loren Sanborn returned the frs
Of the present week from an outing
Holden Pond above Jackman.
Carl E. Withee left Monday for hi.
home in Watertown, Mass. after vlsl
at the home of his father Elmor'
Nthee He was accompanied by his
wife and daughter Miss Barbara.
Miss Lucy NJ. Poulin is away for
two weeks visit. She will visit Nils:
Mollie Downs at Revere Beach, Mass
and will also sojourn for a time
Peaks Island Miss Duren of Rich
mond will be In charge of her stor'
during her absence.
The body of C. W. Ames arrived
here Saturday from Florida where hi'
death occurred The remains wer'
taken to the Jewett cemetery in Madl
son where interment was made. Mr.
Ames was for a short time residen
of Skowhegan, being employed at III
late Dr. Conant's sanitarium.
Conductor Frank Hooper Whit
Waiting at Mesalonskee Lake for TIL
Aew York express Thursday threw
hook and line into the placid waters