The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-10-14
Skowhegan Local News

SOIDPTNlile, AdSS
Mrs Fred F. Lawrence went Tues
day afternoon to Augusta to visit with
her mother-in-law. Mrs. Flora Brain
erd.
Carleton White of Lynn, Mass, who
has been In Skowhegan for few days
visiting friends, departed Tuesday
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton H. Cleveland
expect to be located in their new home
on the Plains near Fairyiew Park, in
about two weeks.
Miss Alma Hall of Rockville, Conn.
who has been visiting with her broth
err Lees Hall and family on Bush ST.
departed Monday forenoon.
Miss Annie Holmberg OF South
Scion, who has been employed In
! Skowhegan left Tuesday for Lynn,
Mass. where she will locate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pepper of
] Concord, Mass. have been guests this
week of Mr.. Peppers aunts, Miss l.. II.
Coburn and Mrs. George Otis Smith.
Mrs Frances Freeman, who lives at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Dana
! Lawrence, left Tuesday forenoon to
visit for a week with relatives at
/ Monmouth
Henry Donne, whose home is on
the William Pitts farm. and was re-
ported Monday as being seriously i'll,
has since been reported as being
much improved
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman +. Gould of
Medford. Mass, who have been visit
ing with Mr. Goulds parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. A. Gould on Summer St, de-
parted Tuesday afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Tilton of st.
Adams were in town Tuesday, having
business in Probate Court. Mr.. Til
ton was nephew by marriage of the
late PAMELA Tilton of Skowhegan.
| The ladies of the Congregational
Working League will hold a food and
J apron sale in the store formerly oc-
cupied by Ned H. Lambert, Madison
St, tomorrow Friday afternoon at 2
O'Clock.
~ nd
dren left Monday for Limington by
automobile, the doctor planning later
to go to Portland, where his mother,
Mrs. John Cover, is to receive treat
ment in hospital.
George Risteen, who is employed in
the baggage department at the Maine
Central Station, has gone to Thomas
ton for two weeks vacation at his
home. II. J. Thing of Belgrade is
substituting during his absence.
Among those who plan to go from
here to Portland next week to attend |
the Rebekah Assembly are Mr. and |
Mrs Hugh Hurley, Mrs c. N. Bragg.
Mrs. C. r. Oliver, Mrs. r. w. French,
Mrs. Edward Spear from Priscilla
Lodge and Mrs. Frank Paine from
Winona Lodge at Athens
Mr., and Mrs. f. B., Carter and |
daughter Miss Gertrude, left here
Tuesday on the midday train for a
visit with relatives in Bath. Before
her return Miss Carter will. go to |
Portland, joining Mrs. Louis E. Dow
In Brunswick and accompanying her
to the Forest City for a short stay.
Mrs. Horatio Emery and her daugh
ter, Miss Eta Emery former resi- /
dents of Main St. Skowhegan. expect
to return to their home in Eastport
next Saturday. One of the social
events of the past week was meet I
ing of the C. c. C. c. at Library par
Tors and dinner party in Miss En-
ery's honor.
Tie Pioneer Past Noble Grands' As I
sociation was very pleasantly enter
tanned by Mrs. Thomas Lawley at her
home on Monday. There was a good /
attendance of members and prepare
lions were made for the entertain
ment which the association is to fur
nish for Priscilla Rebekah Lodge in
the near future. Mrs. Lawley served |
lunch which consisted of many del
icacies. /
Among the Skowhegan people who
went to Boston to witness the Worlds /
Series were Mr.. and Mrs. +. W.
Briggs. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. McNeelie.
Mrs. Matte f. Goodwin. Mrs Mollie |
Marston Stewart. J: Wallace Blunt /
F. +. Cross, w. =. Ordway, George |
Ware, Harvey Mcclure and Marshall |
c. Viles. Mrs. Blaine Owen of Au- I
gusta accompanied her sister Mrs +
McNeele
The many friends of Mrs. Albert /
Jewctt. who recently underwent a j
! surgical operation In the Massachus- +
etts General Hospital, will be- inter- /
ested to learn that she arrived Mon |
/ day niphf She had hppn 4unu3iar