The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-12-30
Skowhegan Local News

! Miss Charlotte Dow has been
spending few days at her home in
Wiscassett.
Deputy Sheriff Alpheus Mason of
Canaan was in town Monday calling
on friends.
William Clough is down from the
Forest City to visit his daughter Mrs.
W S. Stinchfeld.
John Little of Portland departed
early in the week after a visit with
the family of E. J. Guerney.
Miss Madeline Plummer of Lisbon
Falls arrived Monday forenoon to
visit with Mrs. Folsom-Jones.
A. Arthur Jewett of Auburn has
been in town this week visiting with
his mother Mrs Ella n Jewett.
Miss Katherine Keene who has
been the guest of her mother Mrs. j.
l.. Johnson has returned to Orono.
Miss Dorothea Breingan of Augusta
departed Monday afternoon following
visit with her father II. Breingan.
Ernest c. Butler returned Monday
forenoon from Phillips. where he had
been passing few days with his
father.
Adolph Beaulieu has been at home
for few days taking vacation from
his studies in an Augusta Business
College
Erlsley Goldsmith of Gardiner was
the guest early in the week of his
brother l.. II. Goldsmith and family
on Court St.
Supt L. W Gerrish was able to be
out Saturday after an illness which
had confined him to the house for
several days.
Ralph Burrill returned Monday to
Providence, X. l., after visiting here
with his mother, Mrs. Emma p Bur
rill of Elm st.
Frank Ross and his two sons Ken
meth and Walter of St stephen. N. B.
are guests at the home of S. w. Phil
brick and Chas. A. Ross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Calyouette and
child of Waterville were in town the
first of the week visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Poulin.
Dr. and Mrs. o. B. Head of New
Sharon were guests of Mrs. Heads
parents, Landlord and Mrs. Clark at
The Oxford, Christmas Day.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Merrill of
Kingston Rhode Island are visiting at
the home of Mr.. Merrill's mother, Mrs
Eta s. Merrill on North Ave.
Carl Pierce was up from Waterville
Monday acting as substitute on the
trains during the absence of Conduct
or Hopkins, who had business in
Portland.
Judge II. II. Brazzell of Fairfield
was in town Monday on his way home
from Madison, where he had been at
tending to duties in the Municipal
Court Next Monday will be his reg
ular day in SkoWhegan
Mr. and Mrs. W A. Foss of Athens
were guests Monday at the home Of
sons, who with Mr.. Parsons and Mrs.
Angelina Parsons, have moved to the
Marcus Parsons homestead near town.
Miss Kate and Miss Nellie White,
teachers in New York. have been at
home with their parents Mr. and Mrs.
c. b. White for vacation and were
among those from out of town to at
tend the wedding of their nephew
Carlton White and Miss Annie Holm
berg
Mr. and Mrs Ira a. Norton and
youngest daughter arrived home Mon
day forenoon from Lewiston, where
they had been visiting with Mrs. Nor
tons relatives. Miss Florence, the
older daughter arrived Monday even
ing accompanied by her aunt. Mrs.
Emma Bigelow.
Mrs. S. F. Clark entertained her
son J. Max Clark and Mrs. Clark of
Waterville and her daughter Mrs.
Ralph Jewell and Mr.. Jewell from
Fairfield at dinner party Christmas
Day at The Oxford. Another daugh-
ter Mrs. Robert Wentworth with her
daughter Lucille and Mr. Wentworth
were also present
Two Skowhegan families Col. and
Mrs. w. R. G. Estes and Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Williams had fresh Pacific coast
salmon on the bill of fare for their
Christmas dinner. These were eight
pound fish sent by a relative. VIM.
Walker, who is well known here
through successive visits from year to
year in the summer season.