The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
Skowhegan Local News

Mrs. George Cayouette visited dur
ing the past week in Wateryille ant
Gardiner
George A. Moore was in Randolph
Friday to attend the funeral of al
acquaintance.
Mrs. Lillian Burnor left last weel
for Lenox, Mass, where she will pro
badly remain for some time.
Mrs. Annie C. Mills of Portland has
been visiting in the home of Mr.. anc
Mrs. A. F. Dyer the past week.
Miss Beatrice Genthner has lately
returned from Damariscotta where
she attended the wedding of her sis
ter.
There will be no meetings of Skow-
hogan Grange until September 1st, ex-
cept the Field Day which is scheduled
TO occur on August IS.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Ferrin of Pea
body, Mass, departed Friday morning
after visiting here with Mrs. Merlin s
cousin, Miss Ethel r. Litchfield.
Bertrand Dunf1eld of Torrington,
Conn, has been a guest at the home
of Turnkey c. n. Chute and Mrs.
Chute at the Jail residence for sew
eral days.
Mrs. Maria Tolman, aged SO years,
of Vassalboro Is a guest in the home
of her niece Mrs W. b. Whittier. Her
daughter Mrs. Fred Dodge accompani-
ed her to Skowhegan.
Mrs. E. l.. Marsh and daughter
Mandana of Providence, r. I. are
with Miss H. R. Page for the summer
Miss Elizabeth Marsh has been at the
Page home for several weeks.
Among the. improvements in the
school buildings in town are to be the
installing of steel ceiling in one
room of the Park school and an iron
roof on the Academy Building
Miss Grace RUSSELL a teacher in
the Lewiston High School, was in
Augusta during the past week She
also attended Commencement at Col
by. She has now returned to Show
hogan.
Chas. n. Look of Gardiner has ac-
copied a position as salesman for the
Chas. F. Ward Co. and will move his
family here to occupy the Paul Roul-
ard house, formerly the home of C. F.
Larry on Summer st.
House guests of Mr.. aud Mrs. ".
R. Brown during the past week have
been Mr.. Browns parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ezekiel Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
Holmes Pickett and little son of
linton. They departed Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana w. Hall and son
# Chicago have been passing several
lays with Mr.. and Mrs B. w. Page. |
Ar. Hall was once principal of the !
High School and now is
with the firm of CHM & /
20.
Alvan Bucknam left Friday fore
Don for a summers outing in a camp
ear Rockland. George r. Merriam
t Boston. son of Rev. and Mrs. Geo.
lerriam. who Is a prominent Y. NJ. C.
|. worker is to be in charge of the
amp.
Warren c. Merrill, S. Fl. S. IS has
one to Camp Winnepesaukee on the
bore of Winnepesaukee Lake to
pend the summer. This year he is
} assist as Junior Councillor, one of
is duties being to have in charge one
the tents.
Miss Jennie Lewis of Sherman Mills
no has been guest at the home of
ar uncle Daniel Lewis. left here Sat
rday, for a short visit in Dexter Miss
evils is a student at Mt Holyoke
ollege. So. Hadley, Mass. and was on
ar way home.
Harold Adams was before Trial
lstice Lancaster Friday morning fol-
wing a fracas with another fellow :
the street the night previous. AS q.
result Adams was fined 81 and costs
to $4.64 and placed under
q bonds to keep the peace. E.
Miss Dorothy M. Elliot attended the
aduating exercises of the Edward
tile High School in Auburn Thurs
~ night. She visited while in that
ty with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Will
ans who formerly lived here, their
Iughter Miss Merle being a member
the graduating class.
At the meeting of the National Wo-
ans Relief Corps held in Portland
st week Mrs. Ruth II. Eaton of this
wn the retiring department.. presi-
mt was made member of the ex-
utive committee The new presi-
mt Is Mrs. Elizabeth J. Savage of
angor and the senior vice president