The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-19


show at Lakewood theatre.
Miss Gwen Quimby of Boston is
visiting with her grandfather, Will
linn Pitts and other relatives in this
section.
Miss Celia Packard went Tuesday |
forenoon to Waterville for visit
with Mrs. Fred Currier, formerly of
skowhegan.
A Arthur Jewett who is located at
Auburn was guest Tuesday night at
tbe home of his mother, Mrs. Ella N.
Ieyett on East Front St.
Or. and Mrs. w. S. Stinchfield with |
Mr. and Mrs. George Fletcher of Jop-
lin Mo. have been at Parlin Pond |
yesterday and today for brief out
ing. lA.h
Mrs. Annie McCoonbs and Mrs. |
George Caswell of Waterville return
ed Sunday after passing the week
with Mrs. Paul Roullard at her Lake |
WOOD cottage.
Beatrice Sanborn, who went to
pawtncket, R. l. a few weeks ago to |
be with her sister and hoping for an
Improvement in health, found the To-
cality did not agree with her and has |
returned home.
Mrs. Matte E. Goodwin accompani- |
ed by her nephew, Sherman Shum- |
way, arrived home Tuesday forenoon
from California, where she has spent |
some weeks visiting with her sisters |
who reside in that state.
Among the out-of-town people in |
Skowhegan to attend the funeral of |
Major Foster were his daughter Mrs. |
Fred Vigue of Gardiner accompanied !
by Mr.. Vigue and Josephine Vigue, !
also Adolph Foster of Lewiston.
Miss Ethel R. Litchfeld is to COM
plete her duties in the office of the |
Western Union Tel. Co. September 1st |
and she will be succeeded by Miss
time assisted in the duties of the Of
fee
Winfield Cavanaugh, who has a po-
sition with the Connecticut River |
Power and Transmission Company at
Vernon, VT, arrived Saturday to visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Cavanaugh on Main ST. His wife
and little daughter arrived some time
ago.
Mr. and Mrs Adam Williams of
Somerville, Mass. are visiting with
Mrs Williams parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gordon. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Williams aunt, Mrs.
Carrie Hazelworth of Boston, who is
visiting among other relatives with
her mother Mrs. Sarah Durgin.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Gerrish have
been at no me from Brownville this
week, where they visited last week
and purpose to return again today or
tomorrow for longer vacation there.
They were accompanied by their son
Mylon, and while at home here Earl
Gerrish of Brownville was their
guest.
Mrs. H. r. Bearce left yesterday to
visit with her brother in Boston and
her sister in Lowell. She was ac-
nj o6 o. HnUprhIll
Master William 0. Wildes, who was
to meet his father, w. o. Wildes in
that city and then return to Passaic,
n. ]. Master William has been for
some time a guest in the home of his
aunt, Mrs. Geo. l.. H. Smith.
Register of Probate Philo Steward
has purchased a lot of land on Main |
street near the Hiram Gilman home |
stead, now occupied by Harry Hub
bard and plans to remove the house |
occupied by Michael Cavenaugh and |
family, next door to the Roy L. Mars
ton residence to his newly acquired |
property. The house is of old fash |
luleu dICulltCtuIe anu DIS iHuCu DIS |
possible of this will be reserved with |
modern improvements and some ad- |
dtional rooms annexed. When COM
pleted the structure will be occupied |
by himself and wife and Mrs Flor
ence Huntington.
Mr.. and Mrs w. B. Whittier enter !
tanned at their home Monday evening |
Mr.. and Mrs. Adelbert Hobart of East |
Madison and Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Beal !
of Cornville, themselves and their |
guests comprising the committee ap- |
pointed to arrange for the Cornyille |
High School reunion. This reunion |
Is to occur next Tuesday at the Town |
Hall in Cornville, where the school |
sessions were formerly held. although I
the dinner Is to be served in the ban
quet rooms of the Grange Hall. !
There will be a program presented I
and about sixty, are expected to at
ttnG. Before the committee mem !
eers had departed Mrs. Whittier serv-