The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-26

Miss Mabel Robinson left MONDAY
forenoon for visit at her cottage in
Old Orchard.
f. F. Russell, who was reported as
very i'll Saturday was about town
again Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Rowell Of Corn
Vile were In town during the day Fri
| day and left here for a visit in Dover.
DR.. Cora NJ. johnson left Saturday
on the mid day train for vacation
visit In the vicinity of New Meadows
River
Miss Lydia GARNER. one of the, efii-
cient clerks in Ordway's is expected
home shortly from a vacation visit at
Northport.
Mrs. Flora Brainerd of Augusta has
been passing several days at the home
of her son, Judge F. F. Lawrence of
Pleasant st.
Miss Annie Corrigan and Miss
Elizabeth Donnigan left Saturday for
two weeks vacation at Peaks Is
land and Boston.
Maurice Green, Miss Cathena Green
and Merle Weeks returned to Gardi-
ner Monday after visiting here with
Mr. and Mrs Fred Lawley of Mel
rose. Mass. who have been guests at
the home of Mr. Lawley's parents and
with other relatives in town, returned
Saturday.
Mrs. Nina Withee Longfellow of Au-
gusta who has been spending some
time at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmore Withee, departed
Saturday.
Mrs. c. J. Abbey accompanied by
her niece, Miss Leona Wentworth
and Miss Iva l.. Briggs visited Satur-
day and Sunday with Mrs. Frank M.
Sedgeley in Waterville.
Mrs. w. E. Harvey and daughter re-
turned to their home in Cambridge.
Mass. Saturday after a visit here with
Mrs. Harvey's niece, Mrs. ]. Leon Par
lin and other relatives.
Miss Mae E. Ward returned yester-
day to Dorchester, Mass. after visiting
her father and sister at the Captains
Cabin at Lakewood. Miss Ward Is a
teacher in the Jamaica Plain school.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cannon of Wa
terville with their guests Mr.. and Mrs.
Luther Goodspeed of Cliftondale.
Mass, were in town Sunday visiting
briefly with Mr.. and Mrs A. H. Lang
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar C. Dunton ac-
companied by Mrs. Dunton's grand
son, Master George Halves, left Tues
day by the early morning train to visit
in Boston and its suburbs. They
will be away about one week.
Mrs. l. c. Merrill and Mrs Della
Brown of Caratunk were guests the
last of this week at their cottage at
Lakewood and planned to attend the
Spiritualist campmeeting at Temple
Heights before their return home
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jones. who have
long been associated with the manage
ment of the Farmers Restaurant, left
Monday for a visit in Providence, r.
l., where they once resided. They
were accompanied by their two
daughters. Miss Mona Jones and Mrs.
Melissa Dolbier, also Mrs Dolbier's
young son, Maurice.
The following Skowhegan citizens
have been drawn to serve as traverse
jurors for the September term of Sus,
preme Judicial Court; r. A. Dunbar.
Chas. F. Longfellow and William d. |
Bradbury The grand jurors drawn |
to serve during the three terms of the
year are Martin B. Heselton and |
Harry Murray.
Among the recent marriage inten-
tions filed at the Office of the Town |
Clerk are those of Chas. P. Roderick |
of Skowhegan. the son of Jos. Roder-
ick and Florence Dore, the daughter
of w. E. Dore, also of Skowhegan The
names Of Geo. Bradbury Locke. far
May Smith of Hartland are also re-
corded on the Clerks books with |
similar intentions.
Harold Rowell OF Cornville. Skow-
hogan High School. '06, has been |
in Bridgeton. where he superintend |
ed the packing of his household |
goods preparatory to leaving for Col
linsville. Conn. where he has accept
ed the principalship OF the High t
School. Mr.. Rowell graduated from |
Bowdoin College In 1910 and for the |
first year thereafter was engaged In /
teaching at the Chauncey Hall school |
in Boston The next year he taught
In East Jeffrey. n. II. and for the last |
three years he has been principal of /
the Bridgeton High School.
Work on the High School building