The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-05

The young son OF Clifton Noble is
recovering from an attack of erysipe-
las.
Hiram Thing, who has been i'll with
acute indigestion is now somewhat
improved
c. W. Hussey, Esq. of Waterville
was in town during the day Tuesday
on business
The illness of Horace Stilson, who
lives between here and Lakewood, has
been reported.
Mrs. F. P. Pencil and Miss Sarah
Pencil left here Monday for an out
ing at Weber Pond.
Robert Lyons, who was recently in
jured from being struck by an auto
mobile, is able to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitchland and Carrie
Sawyer of Medford were at DR.. Bige-
lows Saturday and Sunday.
Attorney Howard Haley of Hartland
and H. E. Morrow of Bangor were in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. Josephine Smith Pierce of
Reading, Mass. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Emma NJ Smith in town.
Miss Mildred Chute left Saturday
| for Mantle, Conn, where she is visit
ing with the family of Frank Dunfeld.
Capt. Roy L. Marston has been in
Ellsworth this week visiting with
Hon. John A. Peters. He departed on
Tuesday mornings train.
Mrs. Grace Jacobs Christian of New
York accompanied by her little daugh-
ter has been in town during the pre-
sent week for a short stay
Daniel Steward, one of the clerks at
Bucknam's left yesterday afternoon
for Richmond whittier he was sum-
moned because of the death of his
grandfather.
Miss Emily Jones has returned to
Lewiston after being here to care for
the infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
lace Crooker, who has recovered from
serious illness.
Miss Mildred Duren has completed
her duties for the season as a trim
mer in the millinery establishment of
L. NJ. Poulin and Monday left for her
home in Richmond.
Miss Julia Williams, who for long
time has been teacher in the public
schools of Lowell, Mass, arrived Mon
day night to visit at the home of her
nephew, Fred a. Williams on Main ST
G. H. Towle has returned to his
home in Lewiston after visiting with
his sister Mrs. Ellen Cover. Mrs
E. F. Stewart of Clinton has also been
visiting Mrs. Cover and her daughter
Miss Addie Cover
The traverse and grand jurors for
the Supreme Judicial Court in Sep
TENDER are to be drawn Saturday,
August IA. This is earlier than has
been the usual custom because of a
new law affecting the matter.
Miss Barbara Weston arrived Mon
! day forenoon from Massachusetts to
visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs Horace
Weston for two weeks. Miss Weston
has been taking private lessons in a
business course at Boston during the
winter.
Florestam Fish and his sister Mrs
Nancy X. Page, both of Cambridge,
Mass, have been guests the past week
at the home of f. A Meader Mr..
Fish is a native of Maine. He has
been in the United States Postal SER
vice since 1879
W. F. Cahill, short stop of the
Skowhegan baseball team while at
tempting to stop a ball at the Park
Saturday, fell dslocating his arm at
the elbow. He was. taken to Somer-
set Hospital and an X-ray picture
taken of the injured member
R. A. Wadsworth and family of the
Hawaii Islands, who have been guests
of DR.. and Mrs. J. E. Wadsworth have
gone to Hiram, the native town of the
Wadsworths. They went by auto
mobile and were accompanied by Miss
! Prudence and John E. Wadsworth. Jr.
The doctor and his wife plan to join
the party there later
The informal dancing party Friday
evening at Lakewood was largely in
the form of a farewell to Messrs VIII
| liam F. Damon, Harold W. Mills, W
! j. Ripley, Jr, and John W Boyd, who
/ left Saturday for their homes in Bos-
ton. y feature of the affair was the
/ presence OF Gladys who proved sing
ularly attractive and was most grace
full In the execution OF onc-step with
Jack Boyd. Before the evening was
over however, it was discovered that
the mysterious Gladys was none other
than one OF the departing guests Wal
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