The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-23


George X Robinson returned Satur
day from a business trip to Rumford
Frank R. Madden was in Hinckle.
the first of the week calling on &C
quaintanees.
Mr.. and Mrs, Kerry B, Steward are
expected home Saturday from theil
wedding trip.
Mrs. W. H. Clark of Fort Fairfield
departed Monday following a visi
with Mark Clark.
Mahlon Gerrish is among those tC
enter college this fall. He has begun
his studies at Bates.
Mrs Edward Jewell of Fairfield
who has been visiting with Mr. and
Mrs Moody Jewell, departed Monday
forenoon.
Mrs Iva S. Woodcock of Norridge-
wock has been quite i'll at the home OF
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Parker San
born, this week.
The last out-of-door concert to be
given by the Skowhegan Military Band
this season will occur at Coburn Park
next Sunday at P. NJ.
James Gilfillan left Monday morn
ing for Philadelphia, where he has re-
sumed his studies for the final year at
the College of Pharmacy.
John II. Lancaster has sold his
western saddle horse which he has
owned for a year and a half to John
r. Mathes of Dover, n. H.
Mr.. and Mrs Lewis E. Jackman of
Dorchester, Mass, spent Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lewis. Mr.
Jackman is a cousin of Mrs. Lewis.
Frank Ross and son, Walter, Of ST.
Stephen, n. b., have been in town this
week visiting with Chas. A. Ross and
family and S. ". Philbrick and family.
The death of the ee-months-old
infant of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Warren
has occurred, burial being made at
Belgrade. The family occupy the
Leander Harding place near Burrill
Hill.
II. Tobey Mooers, who has been
spending some time at the home of his
grandfather. Horatio Tobey in Athens,
arrived home Sunday, leaving Tues
day to resume his studies at Bowdoin
College
Crosby Kinds of Albany, n. Y, left
here Monday forenoon for a visit in
Fairfield before returning to his home.
He has been passing a few days with
his father, F. NJ Kinds. and his sister,
Mrs Robt Cole.
Miss Myra Rowell. who for some
time has held a stenographer's posi-
ton at the State House in Augusta,
has returned home and has been as
sisting this week in the office of the
Clerk of Courts
Commander f. W. Weston of Rus
sell Port, G. A. r., and Mrs. Weston,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and Mr..
and Mrs S. f. Emerson plan to leave
here the 26th for Washington, d. C,
where they will attend the National
G.. A r. Encampment
Mr. and Mrs. Leon f. Akeley have
removed from Mechanic st. to the
house formerly occupied by Chas.
Steward, on East Front St. Mr.. Stew
ard having moved his family to their
newly acquired farm home.
Prof. Arthur f. Hertell of Bates
College will preach next Sunday at the
Island Ave. Congregational Church.
Last Sunday, Prof. c. NJ. Clark deliy-
cred a splendid sermon in that church
both morning and evening. He is Wal
do Professor of Ecclesiastical History
at the Bangor Theological Seminary.
The Saturday Night Club was de-
lghtfully entertained Saturday by
Miss S. Madeline Ward at the Cap
tain's Cabin, Lakewood. A delicious
luncheon was served, twelve covers
being laid and cards were played.
Souvenirs were received by Mrs. Jen-
ME S. Philbrick, Mrs. William f.
Buchanan and Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb.
Mrs. Buchanan is here from Gorham
as a house guest at her sons Frank
W Bucknams,
Harold Springer, who graduated
from Foxcroft Academy last spring
left here Monday for Brunswick,
where he was to begin a course at
Bowdon College. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Springer, who live on
Middle St, having removed here from
FoXcroft Others who left at the
same time for Bowdoin were Arthur
MeQulllan. Donald philbrick and War
rem c. Merrill, the latter being a MEM
Der Of the Freshman class. Maurice
swain Philbrick left several days
earlier TO begin his studies In the So