The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-09
Skowhegan Local News
Miss verna Abbey has returned from

Miss Hazel Holden of Bowdoinham
has been a guest within week of
Mrs William T. Seekins
Mrs. C. n. Bragg returned Friday
forenoon from a visit with her son,
Lester, Bragg, in Waterville.
Miss Elizabeth Gordon came last
week from Bangor and is spending
some time at Fairgreiye's Bay.
A convention of the Maine Boards of
the County Commissioners will be held
in Skowhegan, September Is and 16
A little daughter, Loretta, was born
on the night of September LIST to Mr..
and Mrs. F. X. Pouln, Of North Ave.
Dorothy Matson has returned to her
home in Brighton after a visit Eere
with her aunt, Mrs. Carrie Mcpherson.
Mrs. Clara Nyman, accompanied by
Ruth and Morris Valliere, have been
visiting with her brother in Old Or
chard
The general change of time for
Skowhegan trains to the winter sched-
ule will occur at 1901 A. NJ. Sunday.
the Goth.
Marriage intentions of Emile Cyr
a Madison farmer, and Marie Sirois
of Skowhegan, daughter of F. A. ST.
rois, are on file.
Paul Roullard and his son Merle
have been passing several days in
Portland and planned to visit Boston
before their return.
Miss Edith Barker of Medford, Mass,
has returned home after visit with
her brother, Harry Barker, manager
of Green Bros. store.
Two hundred and seventy tickets
were sold for transportation over the
special train run Friday to accommo-
date the base ball fans.
Mrs. Susan Williams, aged SO, whom
it was thought last week could not re-
cover from the effects of seemingly
critical illness, is now much improved
L. Elroy Seekins of Lowell, Mass,
is enjoying a vacation at the home of
his parents. Clerk of Courts and Mrs.
w. T. Seekins, Leavitt and Court SITS.
II. X. Rowell of East Madison was
in town Friday, accompanying his
daughter, Miss Gala Rowell, who was
on her way to Chelsea, Mass, where
she is a school teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Fogg returned the
latter part of the week from Lisbon
Falls, where they mad visited friends
and attended the reunion of the Lis
bon Falls High School Association
Sheridan Green, who has been
spending the greater part of the sum-
mer at Jim Pond Camps, plans to leave
about the 18th for Orono where he
will enter the University of Maine to
take the Agricultural course.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwyn Packard left
here Friday afternoon for visit at
Mr.. Packard's brothers in East Win
throp. Before their return which
will be in about one week from the
time of their departure. they will also
visit with another of Mr.. Packard's
brothers in Oakland
Word has been received from Mrs.
Albert Jewett that she has undergone
an operation in the Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston, whittier
she went for treatment, and the indi-
,ations are that she will recover. Her
laughter. Miss Lucy Jewett of New
FORK City. who has been at home for
several weeks, accompanied her.
Clifton Wheeler, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade Wheeler formerly of Skowhegan.
low of WATERFOWL Mass, was in town
asst week calling on friends. having
.rrived here from Pleasant Pond. He
s passing his vacation with relatives
It Hinckley and will return to Massa-
,huestts about the Goth to resume his
tudies at Harvard Dental College.
An automobile party consisting of
ir. and Mrs. JOS Chabot, Mrs. Jos.
Murray, Wallace Billodeau, with Will
ard GARNER as chauffeur. arrived
ZONE from Canada, last week. They
lad been on visit to Mr.. Chabot's
Armagh, P. O.. 60 miles east of the
'ity of Quebec. Mr.. Chabot renewed
lis youth by fishing in the same stream
where he used to fish when a boy,
'atching 65 trout in about two hours.
Miss Marion Dyer, daughter of Mr..
md Mrs. B. T. Dyer of Cornyille, left
lere Friday for New York City from
Orleans aboard the steamer. "Momus."
Her destination was Del Rio. Texas.
where she plans to continue her work
n music. both by studying and teach
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