The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-10

Harry Sedgeley, one of the clerks
at Days, is quite i'll at his home on
Pine St.
L. L. Walton Esq. was in Augusta
Tuesday afternoon attending to mat
tiers of business.
Mrs. Edna Blake of Calais arrived
Monday night to visit at the home OF
her father Henry Varney
C. r. Cook left Tuesday on the
mid day train for an outing at Squaw
Pan Lake near Pressure Isle.
Mrs. Amanda Witham accompanied
by her son Perley Wtham left Tues
day forenoon for visit in Portland.
Lindsey Nutting, violinist goes to
Waterville Monday to substitute in
place of Fred Pullen at the Royal for
two weeks.
II. II. Hanscomb left Tuesday morn
ing by early train for Lewiston, viii
Their he was summoned by the critical
Illness of his father.
Master Smith Ames entertained
several of his young friends at par
ty the other day. The affair proved
to be a very merry and happy one.
The 4th annual reunion of the
Goodrich family will be held in oak
land, June goth, at the summer home
of DR.. and Mrs. Edison Goodrich of
Waterville.
Guy E. Linnell accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Annie Linnell OF West
Sebois. arrived Tuesday forenoon to
visit with Miss Margaret M. Smith at
her home on Main st.
Mrs. Frank l.. Flynt will leave Sat
urday for South Hadley, Mass, where
she will witness the graduation OF
her. daughter, Miss Rowena Flynt
from Mt. Holyoke College'
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Cross are now
domiciled in their newly purchased
home, the easterly half of the Smith
house, formerly known as the Derne
J. Green house on Water st.
Ralph Barrett, a member of the
class of 1916 at Bowdoin College
spent Sunday in Skowhegan with
Donald w. Philbrick, who was at
home from college at that time,
Edward Berry and family who
have been living in the Daggett house
on the Plains, have moved to Water
Vile. Mr.. Berry is employed by the
Singer Sewing Machine Company.
DR.. F. O. Sawyer motored to Dex-
ter Saturday to bring Mrs. Sawyer
home from a visit with her sister in
that town Miss Dorothy M. Elliot
made the trip both ways in the Saw
yer car visiting with friends in that
town.
A memorial wreath from the Rebe-
kah Lodge in Auburn was received
here Monday by Hiram Thing, for the
purpose of decorating the last rest
ing place of Mrs. Frank Small, who
was a member of the organization
just referred to-
Mrs. r. W. Brown of Fairfield
formerly of Skowhegan was In town
Monday. Her father Charles Jones
Of Norridgewock is reported as being
critically i'll from the effects of a
paralytic shock and Mrs. Brown has
been at his home.
Ralph Cleveland, who is receiving
reatment at the Fairfield Sanitarium
s reported as remaining about the
same. Mrs. Cleveland has accepted
/ position as a proofreader in a .
printing establishment at Wateryille |
md their child is staying for the
present in Augusta.
Mrs. Sac F. Clark tomorrow will t
De hostess to the members of the 7
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, Daugh-
ers of the American Revolution of .
Iorth Arson at luncheon. The af-
air Is to be held at the home Of Mrs. I
;. C. Dunton on Madison Ave. Mrs. |
Clark formerly lived at North An
ION and Is a member of the organi /
.ation which she entertains.
Probably twenty-five Cantons from T
were In Auburn and Lew /
ston yesterday and the day before to /
attend the annual Field Day and .
Council meeting of the Patriarchs .
/. o. o. F. Department of I
Maine. Many ladies' also attended .
rom here, two of whom Mrs. l.. + /
Jacobs. present Noble Grand of Pris- T
lila Rebekah Lodge and Mrs Ed +
ward Spear. a past Noble Grand took .
he degree of Chivalry.
An automobile accident occurred I.
Saturday between here and West
Athens which resulted In consider +.
ihle damage TO the car of j. G., KIN
lid. a West Athens merchant Mr.
'orson was ON HIS way to Oakland. J