The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-26
Skowhegan Local News

DR.. Annie L. Decker left Saturday
for Shawmut and Pittsfeld
Mrs. Mae Hurd of Newport visited
last week with her niece Miss Iva
Rowe.
Miss M. Louise Merrill has returned
home from a visit with a friend in
Clinton.
Miss Lena Carron left Saturday for
visits at Wells Beach and Somers-
worth, N. H.
Willie Morrill, of Northfield. Yer
mont, has been recent guest OF his
uncle, E. H. Morrill, on Court st.
Harry Ennis was up from Gardiner
Saturday for the week end, paying a
farewell VISIT to his old home here.
Mrs. Flora McPheters left Friday
morning to visit for ten days in Port
land, West Buxton and Portsmouth,
n H,
Miss T. M Donahue of East Wal
pole, who has been the guest of her
sister Mrs. E p King, departed Sat-
urday forenoon.
Miss Margaret Kapps of Oak Park,
near Chicago, left here Saturday for
Portland following visit with Miss
Ethelyn Steward.
Mrs M. N. Young of Nashua. N. H.,
who has been visiting at the home of
her brother, w. B. Fletcher on Cedar
St. has returned to her home.
Mrs Angie Emery left the last of
the week to visit with her son in
Boothbay. She was accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. Alice E. Mitchell.
At the FoglerPayson reunion held
last week at Glencove, Rockland, John
w. Fogler who with Mrs. Fogler was
in attendance, was one of the speech
makers.
Mrs. Kate Delano of Orleans, Vt.
and Mrs. Mary B. McCafery of Hard
wick, Vt. have been passing some
days with their sister Mrs. G. B. Dow
of>Water ST.
Mrs. Walter C. Savage with her son
and daughter, who have been passing
several weeks in town with relatives
left for their home in Somerville
Mass. Saturday.
Miss Charlotte Swain has returned
to her home in Needham, Mass, after
spending several weeks with her sis
ter, Miss M. G.. Swain of the NJ G.
Swain & Co. firm.
Miss Annie Delano who has been
her mother, Mrs. Lillian Della
no. has gone to Fairfield to visit her
aunt, Mrs, Preston Delano before
returning to Portland.
Miss L. NJ Hazelton. a teacher in
the schools of Long Branch, N. j., who
has been visiting Mrs. Annie F. Fish,
left here the first of the week to visit
with friends in Fairfield before going
to New Jersey.
The marriage intentions of Effinger
f. Hartlne of Amsden. Ohio, a naval
officer and Edna Eudora Peters, the
daughter of Mrs Minnia A. Dean of
are on file at the office of
the Town Clerk.
Thos. Lewia has been again brought
down from Madison for Judgment in
the County Jail. 1t is understood
that he was arrested for disturbing
the peace and his Jail sentence
amounts to thirty days.
Rev Theodore Halbert Wilson, who
to Skowhegan from Massa-
chusetts last week to officiate at the
Weston Watson wedding in Norridgs-
wock, left Friday for Mountainview,
Y. H., where he will enjoy a vacation
1t his country place.
Guests in the household of Hon. E.
payson Viles Sunday were Attorney
md Mrs. Charles Andrews of Augusta
md Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Steward al
80 OF Augusta. Mrs. Percy Johnston
md son of Bangor have been guests
1T the Viles home during the present
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Ennis have
yacated their former home on Leavitt
Street and have removed to Farming
on, where Mr.. Ennis has accepted a
position in the Postoffice. He is to
succeed Stanley Moore, who takes the
made vacant by Mr.. Ennis In
he railway mail service. The couple
lave resided in Skowhegan for about
en- years and they and their children
will be much missed here They
nave once before lived In Pennington,
hat town having been Mrs. Ennis
native place.
The body of the late William II.
4eavitt which arrived here Sunday
rom Davenport. Iowa, was accom-
panied by Mrs. Leayitt and two chill
iren and Mrs. Ida s. l.. Smith, the