The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-09-09

George A. Moore has returned from
A visit with his parents in Gardiner.
Mrs. Harry Nelson has been passing
several days with relatives in Augusta.
Mrs. Allan Smith of Middle St left
Saturday to visit friends in Lawrence,
Mass.
Miss Helen Fogler of Boston has ar
rived to visit with her uncle, John W.
Fogler and wife.
Louis Jones arrived Tuesday fore
noon on his way to Lakewood to at
tend campmeeting.
Mrs. Harry Lowther returned to Bos-
ton, Saturday after brief visit with
her husband and family here.
Blaine f. Beals of Phillips, who has
been a guest in the home of his cou-
sin. ". D. and s. H. Bradbury, depart
ed on Saturdays O'Clock train.
Miss Marion Magorty of Providence,
T. l.. left Saturday for her home after
an extended visit with her aunt, Mrs.
Clarence j. Hayden on East Front st.
Warren c. Merrill, who has been
spending the summer at Camp Winnie
pesaukec near Lake Winnepesaukee
In New Hampshire, arrived home Fri
day night.
Miss Linda Graves. a teacher in
Westfeld, Mass who has been Iisiting
her sister. Mrs. Harold Woodbury. and
her aunt, Mrs Myra Arnold, departed
Saturday.
Mrs. ". S Lyons and children, who
have been at Lakewood during the
summer with Mr.. Lyons, who was
member of the stock company, left
Tuesday for New York where they are
to join their husband and father.
Mrs William Simpson and child,
who have been at the home OF Adam
Simpson for some time, went Tuesday
to Oakland, where they are to make
their future home, Mr.. Simpson being
located in that town for the present.
FIR A. o. Lacroix left Saturday by
automobile for visit with his brother
in Marlboro, Mass. He was accom-
cd hxy
lette and Miss Vera McCoombs. The
latter is to remain in Marlboro and
will enter there st. Anne's Academy.
The first meeting of the fall was held
by Sunset Chapter o. E. s., Friday
evening. The School of instruction
which is to commence here, will occur
during the last week in September,
and committee composed of Blanch
D. Sheaff, Miss f. M. Gledhill and
Mrs Ella T. Mooers, were appointed
to have charge of the same.
David Wadsworth of Hawaii, who
has been a guest at the home of his
uncle. Dr.. j. E. Wadsworth, left Sat
urday for Boston, where he is to enter
college Miss Clara Wadsworth of Hi |
ram, who has also been visiting here, |
left at the same time for visit with |
her aunt, Mrs. d. A. Ball in West |
Paris.
f,ta Fri will hn IL
fled to learn that Mrs George Gushing |
once a resident of Skowhegan, is to |
take up her residence here for the I
winter, having engaged a room at Ho-
tel Oxford Mrs. Cushing's husband I
was once in the drug business here
His death occurred during the summer
of 1914.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Fuller of
Greenwich Village, Mass, and Rev
+. A. Wiggin of Boston, arrived in
Skowhegan. Friday night to be present
at the Spiritualist Camp Meetings at
Lakewood. Mrs. c. S Bradley of Bos
ton and Geo. B. Cutter of Everett,
Mass, were among the speakers to ar
rive Saturday
DR.. George Young is here from Bur-
lington, VT, for a two weeks visit
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. c. Il.
Young DR.. Young is house physician
and surgeon at the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital. being engaged there for Is
months service, which was begun
upon last January, Miss Clara Dew
en- of Barre. VT, is also guest at
the Young home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, o. Hodsdon OF
Freeport, were in Skowhegan last
week, being on an automobile journey
to the upper Kennebec Valley Mrs.
Hodsdon was formerly Mrs. r. S.
Moody of this place. She and ME.
Moody moved to Boston 25 years ago.
where Mr.. Moody's death occurred.
She has been n resident of Freeport
for the past seven years.
MIR. and Mrs. Fred c. Morrill, Mrs.
Eugenia Parkman and Miss Jeanette
Till composed a party of travellers
westward hound who left this station