The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-08

George A. Moore went to his home
j, Gardiner to spend the holiday re-
cess
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon LeClar and
children left Saturday for a visit in
j Gardiner
Mrs. Mae Allen and son Raymond
left Monday for visit to the Cali
fornla Expositions.
Miss NJ. Robinson of Middle st. has
been passing a few days at her cot
tage at Old Orchard.
Mrs E. f. Haines and little daugh-
ter Glenns left Saturday to visit In
Pittsneld with friends.
OTTO K. FolsomJones departed Sa-
turday morning to pass a few days
with friends in Lisbon Falls.
Miss S. Madeline Ward has been
passng several days with her sister
Miss NJ. T. Ward in Dorchester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Giroux of
Gardiner arrived Saturday forenoon
to visit with the family of Isadore
Treall
Arthur Morrissette, former
clothier here, now travelling sales
man, arrived in Skowhegan Saturday
forenoon.
Miss Berle +. Nye has returned
from Woodstock. n b. where she has
been employed as a pianist during
the winter.
Mayor and Mrs. Blaine Viles Of Au-
gusta departed Saturday morning fol-
lowing a short visit In Skowhegan,
the Mayors old home.
Miss Marion Small Of New Glouces-
ter came to Skowhegan Friday to yisft
her aunt Mrs. Minnie Green, East
Front and Cedar SITS.
Mrs. Mary March OF Brldgton and
Mrs. Eta Walker OF Naples departed
Friday following a visit with their
sister, Mrs c. II. Chute.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Fogler and lit
tie son have arrived to visit for two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Fog
Ter and Mr.. and Mrs +. G, Nye.
Miss Nellie Bean, one Of the sales
ladies' In Ordway's. is away on her
vacation which she will largely spend
with her mother In New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sprague, who
are now living at Madison Lower
Mills, but who once lived here, were
in town during the day Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Barnes have
removed to the farm In Norridgewock
which Horace and Perley Withee have
lately purchased of Katherine Wirr-
man.
George NJ Nash left Saturday for a
months trip to California. He went
with n party of Shriners, being him
self affiliated with that body of Ma
sonry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abbott Kendall,
vIoinst and pianist left here Satur-
day for Squirrel Island, where they
have musical engagements for the
summer.
Ernest Leighton one of the ac-
countants In the First National Bank,
left Saturday on the mid day train to
visit with his parents in Portland "A
family reunion was held there during
his stay.
tanning her daughter. Mrs. William
Cross of Kyle, Texas for several days.
Friday night the two ladies returned
from Fairfield where Mrs. Emery
formerly resided.
County Commissioner o. E. Libby
of Pttsfied was in town Tuesday
leaving here for Athens where he at
tended hearing with regard to the
discontinuance of highway near the
H. d. Eaton farm.
Mrs. c. N. Bragg was among the
out going passengers on the o'clock
train Saturday morning being on her
way to Peaks Island. She was to
visit with the family of her son Cor
don Bragg at their summer home
there.
The Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Church held a meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs. II. G. Me
GlaufiIn at the parsonage on Island
Ave. The study book was reviewed
by Mrs. Laura Dinsmore and further
study of Missionary conditions were
conducted by Mrs. McGlaufiin. Ar
engagements were made for the sup
port of the girl In India, which the
local society Is attending to.
/ The monthly business meeting OF
the Epworth League of the Metho-
dist Church was held Friday even
ing with MIR. and Mrs. Leslie Grundy
| who have returned from their we'd