The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-03
Skowhegan Local News


clinton, Mass. to visit with her aunt
Mr. and Mrs. John Leo are the pa
.onts of a young son, Joseph Morris.
Mrs PAMELA York arrived home
saturday from visit with relatives
in Gardiner.
Mas Mildred E. Beale and Miss
rroIrn Merrill visited with friends in
Vateryille Saturday afternoon.
Miss Maude Clair of Lewiston who
has been visiting at the home of 0.
u King departed the last of the
week.
William o. Wildes, Jr. of Passaic,
\ J.. is visiting his grandmother,
Mrs. Annie Ware and aunt Mrs. G. L.
H. smith of North Ave.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Howard Snow Of
Ioplin. Mo, arrived Monday forenoon
to visit at the home of Mr.. Shows
mother Mrs. w. A Bailey.
Mrs. John Pinkham of Monmouth,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs Geo. Thompson on the Athens
Road. departed Monday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Larry of Smith
field once residents of Spring St,
were guests Sunday and Monday of
their daughter, Mrs Leon Buker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Laney with their
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bolduc of
Waterville, enjoyed an automobile
trip to Jackman Sunday with George
Nash.
Miss Mae E. Ward Of Dorchester,
Mass. arrived Monday to visit for the
month of August with her father, S.
c Ward and her sister Miss S. M.
Ward at Lakewood.
W. L. Anderson, an attorney of
Jackman Station, accompanied by his
son Gordon, were in Skowhegan a
part of last week, leaving Saturday to
visit with relatives in Hartland.
Mrs. William Mcclellan of Caribou
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Eugene Moore, departed Monday
morning. She was accompanied as
far as Waterville by Mrs. Moore.
C4inohAald ond Mice
Beatrice Smiley left Monday morning
for short visit at Peaks Island be-
fore going to Boston for a visit with
relatives in the vicinity of that city.
Mrs. Ella N. Jewett and daughters
have moved from E. Front st. to the
house formerly occupied by A. K.
Rowell and family on Maple St Mr..
and Mrs Edward Tague are also To-
Gated there.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Haywood have
returned from their honeymoon at
Embden Lake and other up-river
locations and Mr.. Haywood resumed
his duties in the Greene Grocery
store Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pratt who has been
visiting with Mrs. C. Davis Miller,
was joined here by her daughter, Miss
Myrtle Pratt a teacher in the Sanford
Public Schools, and left Friday for
Corinna, where they formerly resid
ed
Mrs George E. Clough left here
Monday for a visit at the Clough cot
tage at Southport. She was accom-
panied by her guest Miss Olive Lam
der of Portland, recently of California
and Vim. H. Blackwell of Pasadena,
Cal
There was a reception of five into
the Sodality of Married Ladies at
ST Mary's Catholic Church last Sun
day. Next Sunday morning at the 8
o'clock mass there will be communion
of the Sodality of the Children of
Mary.
Levi Bean went to Lewiston Mon
day to accompany William Brown
home from a stay of five weeks in
st. Mary's Hospital in that city. The
latter had serious case of appendi-
citis and underwent an operation. He
is now making favorable progress
toward recovery.
The marriage of Peter Hebert, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hebert of this
town and Miss Rose Turcott, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Turcott, was
solemnized Saturday morning at st.
Mary's Church. FIR. J. l.. A. Rem
aud OBLIGATED and a small party of
friends and relatives were the wit
nesses of the event.
Sheriff Thompson was entertaining
James Brown of Happy Hollow dur
ing the day last Friday. His visitor
attracted not little attention with
his heavy beard and bare feet, for
James doesn't feel the need of shoes
and stockings during the hot weather.
lie was in happy frame of mind and
thinks he will purchase an officers
badge another summer in order to be
one Of the deputy sheriffs of the