The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-13
Skowhegon Local News

Deputy Sheriff j. L. Foss of Scion
WAS in town Thursday during the
day.
E. F. Russell is able to be about
again after an illness early in the
week
Mrs. Alfred futile of Westboro,
Mass. left Saturday to visit with her
mother.
Monday visiting with friends in Wa
terville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tuscan are do
miciled in the James Emerson home
stead on Madison Ave.
Sidewalks on Hanover, Silver and
Olive Streets constructed of stone
dust have been completed
Mrs. Nellie Clark of ST Adams has
arrived to visit in the family of her
son R. E. Savage for about three
weeks.
Miss Ruth Nelson Friday accom-
panied her father, Van w. Nelson
back to Somerville, Mass. for few
weeks visit.
Miss Constance Anderson enter
tanned several young lady friends at
the home of Miss Sarah J. Anderson
Thursday evening.
Mrs. H. S. Russell accompanied by
her granddaughter Roxie Russell left
Monday morning to visit with rela-
tives in Lewiston.
Miss Agnes p Mantor, a senior at
Pennington Normal School spent
Sunday with her parents, Postmaster
and Mrs. Clarence Mantor
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Larry left Mon
day morning for Chocorua, N. H.
They are to pass the summer with
Mr.. Lary's brother, w. H. Larry.
Judge John F. Holman of Athens
was in town the latter part of the
week leaving Saturday for North Jay,
where business matters claimed his
.attention.
Mrs. Harold Lamb, who with Mr..
Lamb has been located in Skowhegan
during the winter, left Saturday for
three weeks visit at her home in
Franklin, N. H.
Charles A Ross of this town has
been chosen to serve as grand juror
at the June term of the United States
District Court to convene at Bangor
on Tuesday, June 1st
Miss Constance Anderson, who has
been spending some months in the
home of her cousin, Miss Sarah j.
Anderson, left Monday to remain for
time in Pittsf1eld, Mass, her home
town.
Prof. and Mrs. j. Abbott Kendall
arrived home from Florida Saturday
forenoon and will remain here for a
few weeks before going to Squirrel
Island, where they have an engage
ment for the summer.
Accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Charles H. Chute, Harry and George
Ledger were taken Friday to the State
School for boys. The lads have given
the officials considerable annoyance of
late, because oil alleged thievery on
their part.
The Freshman team of the Show
hogan High School played against the
High School Second team at Fair
view Park yesterday. The Freshies
beat by a score of 20 to IA although
up to the seventh inning the Seconds
were ahead.
Deputy Sheriff Thomas Collins of
Bingham was in town Saturday hav-
ing been in Kingman to accompany
Mrs Ida Davis there from Bingham.
The lady appeared to be demented,
hence the necessity of the official ac-
companying her.
Mrs. Alice L. Pierpont of Madison,
prominent member of the N E. o. P.
Fraternity, visited the first of the
week with D. w. Lewis and family,
leaving here Monday during the day
for Boston to attend the Supreme
N. E. o. p. Lodge sessions.
George Flewelling and two sons loft
Friday to join Mrs. Flewelling in
! Washburn, who has been spending
some time here. Mr. Flewelling
moved to Cornville about four years
ago and has been back but once in
the meantime and that shortly after
his coming this way to live.
Mrs. Herbert Gregory left Friday
for Berlin. n. H.. after being here ow-
ing to the death of her sister. Mrs.
Arson Savage. Little Marguerite
Savage accompanied her back, while
little Miss Letha Savage returned
with another aunt. Mrs. Hattie Rob-
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