The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-29

MISS Marian MCOrOTOy OF ITONlQ
ence, r. 1. is the guest of Miss Mary
] Hayden of East Front st.
Miss Blanch b. Pollard has gone tC
Port Clyde and Boothbay for an out.
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood have re
turned to Portland after an outing al
Lake Wesserunsett
Herbert Hanscomb and family and
j Augustine Fowler left here Saturday
for an outing at Fort Popham.
Miss Grace Wood of West Medford
Mass, is passing a few weeks with
Mrs. Joel Hobart of Summer St.
Gordon Bragg of Portland has join
ed his family here and they are spend
ing their vacation at Lake Wesserun-
sett.
Frank Berube accompanied by his
son Willie Berube left Saturday for
week end visit in Liyermore Falls
and Lewiston.
Mrs. Walter Savage and children
who have been at Lake Wesserunsetl
have also been visiting relatives here
prior to their return home.
f. f. Porter of South Braintree
Mass. left here Friday morning on his
return home following a visit with f
R. Mcclure and others in Cornville.
Mrs. o. c. Elwell of Portland is
visiting her sister Mrs. Charles Hill
at Hotel Oxford Mrs. Hill went to
Waterville to meet her upon her ar
rival.
Miss Augusta Calder of Lisbon
Falls left Skowhegan Monday fore
noon following visit with her sister
Mrs. Carroll Goodwin on Madison
Avenue.
Mrs. John Robinson accompanied by
ueI uduSulel MioS AOlCl IhoDlhoOh'
have been enjoying an outing at Old
Orchard. They left for that place
Saturday forenoon.
H. Tobey Mooers has returned from
Waterville, where he has been substi-
tuting for two weeks in the office of
the Central Maine Power Co, during
the absence of stenographer.
Lafayette Goodwin, who has been
the guest of his daughter, Mrs. F. o.
Eaton, returned Saturday to his home
in Albion. He was accompanied as
far as Fairfield by Mrs. Eaton.
Mrs. C. f. York of Lewiston de-
parted Friday following a visit with
her brother E. T. Goodrich and sister,
Mrs Ella G. French. Mrs. York was
accompanied here by her daughter.
Miss Alice Ringdorf and Miss Anna
Treder of New York left Saturday
forenoon after a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs Isaac Hall at their Lakewood
bungalow. Miss Ringdorf is the
niece of Mr. Hall.
Miss Fredona Leitch of Bar Harbor
returned Friday following a visit with
Miss Nelma Fogg. Miss Leitch is
the daughter of the Rev. Dr. F. A.
Leitch, who was once pastor of the
Centenary M. E. Church in this town
Miss Grace Merrill went Saturday
to Portland, where she will spend part
of her vacation from the duties of
stenographer in the office of Merrill
& Merrill. Her young sister Anna
Merrill departed at the same time to
visit in Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. julie j. Lambert of
New York, who have been the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Ordway
have gone to Carry Pond, where they
will remain until after Labor Day.
They motored to Garry by means of
the Ordway automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Averill of Ma
tic, Mass, have been guests the past
week of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Jewett
Mr.. Averill was formerly employed
here as plumber by Gray & Foss
and later for Fred A. Wood. He has
not previously visited here for IL
years.
Mrs. Adam Simpson accompanied by
Miss Wiona Simpson was in Water
Vile. Friday afternoon to meet Mrs.
William Simpson and child. The
William Simpsons are moving from
Bridgeton to Oakland, where Mr..
Simpson has position as paymaster
in the American Wooden Mills. They
are to spend some time In Skowhegan
with relatives.
Mrs. Bertha Gage of Fargo, South
Dakota has been passing several days
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Heselton. Mrs. Gage is the widow
of June Gage, a former Skowhegan
restaurant keeper. who later became
druggist in the west and who was
brother of Mrs Heselton. Mrs
j. w. Welch OF Lewiston has also
been a recent house guest of the Hes
rltons.