The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-12

ATiHlf X. JbItS d. III mum '["'S
urday from a several days business
visit to New York City.
Mrs. Ida Green of Roslindale Mass. |
has been passing several days with
her son and friends in town.
Henry ". Narney has purchased oil
Mrs. Alice Wildes lot of land on the
east side of Lake Wesserunsett.
Miss Mamie Preble has returned to
Boston after visiting here with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs Charles Preble. /
Mr. and Mrs. Fred c. Ennis and
family passed the latter part Of the
week at their Pleasant Pond cottage.
Miss Mildred Murray Of saugus.
Mass. who has been visiting friends
in town departed on her return Friday
morning
Twins, a boy and a girl. were born
Monday to Mr. and Mrs Vital La
chance. All have been reported as
doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wilkey OF
Lawrence. Mass, formerly of Skowhe-
gan have been guests this week of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Thomson.
Miss Corrine l.. Salley has gone to
Rangeley Lakes, where she Will re-
main probably for some time andf
where her aunts are located.
Herman Shultz, designer for the
American Wooden Co., left the last OF
the week for New York, where he was
to attend designers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Emme, who
have been guests in the home of their
daughter. Mrs W A. Wilson left Fri
day on their return home to Wesley.
Mrs. Charles Dysart of West Athens
was a guest at dinner Friday of Mr..
and Mrs. Joshua Williams on Mount
Pleasant Ave. Mrs. Dysart was re-
turning from a visit in Clinton.
Geo. w. Smith, the driver of the
stage between here and Canaan and
Mrs. Smith entertained the first of the
week Mr.. and Mrs Eben Harlow of
Lewiston They departed Monday.
Sixty-siX passengers came in on the
excursion train Sunday night from
Old Orchard Forty-three tickets
were sold to Old Orchard, seventeen
to Portland and others along the way. |
Mrs. w. II. Paine left Saturday to
visit with Mr.. Paine in Falmouth. She
was accompanied by her grandson
Master Clayton Head. who was re-
turning to Falmouth after a visit with |
his grandmother
Mrs. Charles Walker and little
daughter left Saturday morning to
visit with Mrs. Walkers brother Ell
roy Lacasce in Salem, Mass. Mr..
Lacasce is engaged in Salem and vi
cinity as a salesman.
George W. Hobart and family of
Lexington, Mass. who have been resi-
dents of Massachusetts for several
years, have returned TO Maine and are
located at No IS Summer ST, in the
Cayouette house. Mr.. Hobart is a
brother of Willis c. Hobart
Miss Mabel Menges and Miss AIDE
laide North of Middletown, Conn. left
Saturday following a visit
with Miss Menges mother and her
brother, Dr. o. A. Menges at the |
Athens House in Athens. Mrs. Menges /
them as far as Skowhe- !
gan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Burrill have
taken an apartment in the house of
Mrs. Maria Webb and are to establish
their future home there having come
here from Boston. The young child
If Mr.. and Mrs. Burrill has been Ill
'or some time and is now in a Massa
,husetts Hospital.
Thomas G. Lord and family are
away for O two weeks outing at North
Pond, having taken the Frederick cot
age there. Besides the members of
he Lord household Miss Lila Weston
md her guest Miss Coralie V. Parker
If Boston are with the party for part
Of the time at least.
Miss Josephine Emerson of Booth
BAY, teacher of about five years, eX-
oerienee has been engaged by the
Skowhegan School board to fill the va
'ancy in the eighth grade caused by
he resignation of Miss A. p. Manior,
xho has accepted a position on the
faculty of the Castne Normal School
II. J Fogg of New York was in
town during the day Friday being
down from Cornville where be- aud
Mrs Fogg are enjoying several weeks
81 their fine country place Mr..
Fogg is native of Cornvlllo having
been born on the place which hD aow
plans 10 occupy during the suWW.r
although last year he was els,H -
lle left his home town al III, .. of
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