The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-07-27

4 ,u.. GLADYS Pencil left yesterday
orr.s Island. where she will pass
~ month of August.
Rod Clark and o. H. Clark of
,..otnnk we're among the up-river
At the county seat the first of
the week.
vr and Mrs. Joseph Chabot of
u,,rter St. are the parents of lit
10 daughter born towards night of
Monday last
Mrs yesta C. Miller of Providence
turned home yesterday after visit
&c with the family of her brother
c A. Jones.
Miss Hester and Miss Helen Har-
=. Of Waterville arrived Monday
,iebt TO visit Miss Marion. E. and
Miss Helen Lord.
Miss Divine Chagone of Nashua, N.
who has been the guest of Miss
VI Poulin for the past three weeks,
3eparted yesterday.
Misses Marguerite and Marion Mer-
ram went yesterday to Randolph
where they are visiting their sister
Mrs Lester F. Weeks.
George Tobey left Tuesday morn
ing for his former home in Jefferson
for visit. His daughter Doris has
heen there for some time.
Miss Edna Burton of New York is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hymer also of
New York, who are occupying the
Briggs cottage at Lakewood.
/. B. Haskell, who recently pur-
chased the Frieve place at IS East
Front St, is moving his blacksmith
shop building to his new property.
Mrs Nellie Johnson of Boston left
Tuesday morning for Waterville for
visit before returning to her home.
She has been visiting Mrs. John Cliff
ford
During the absence of Miss Eff1e
Corson from her duties as operator
in the office of the Farmers Tel Co.,
Miss phebe Chase is acting as sub
sutute
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson of
Lynn Haven, Florida, are visiting
with his mother, Mrs. Benjamin F.
Flanders and other members of her
family
Miss Mildred Chute returns today
from Fairfield where she has been
visiting with friends and where she
was formerly a member of the towns
teaching force.
Mrs L. Ludlow of Wateryille re-
turned home Tuesday after a visit
with her brother Arthur Morrissette,
who is making his headquarters this
summer at Lakewood.
Philadelphia were among the out-of-
state automobilists in Skowhegan
Monday They were leaving here
for Bethel and the White Mountains.
Rev D. A. Ball. formerly pastor of
the SkoWhegan Universalist Church,
now located at West Paris, departed
yesterday following a visit with the
family Of Dr., ]. E. Wadsworth on
Madison Ave.
II K. Gross of Augusta State
Record Keeper of the Maccabees was
in town Monday and in the evening
attended a meeting of Crescent Tent
10 complete the equipment of the
Military Rank.
Miss Vivian West, who has been
playing with the Beall Stock Com
pany al the Lakewood Theatre left
Tuesday on the midday train for
Ne" York where she has accepted an
engagement lasting all winter.
Manford Galway, one of the prison
ers at the Jail was quite i'll Satur-
day night, a physician being twice
summoned to attend him. 1t was
thought that his sickness was due to
having eaten some canned food.
Edmund Z. Davis was in town call
IN on acquaintance yesterday. He
Was for some time employed as
salesman in the store Of c. A. Ross.
bur owing to i'll health gave up his
position and returned to his former
home in Hartland, where he now re-
sides.
Several Skowhegan people are do
niciled at Lake Wesserunsett for out
mes among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest RaynOr and family, Mrs. Alice
"ildes, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Conant and
M- Fedler of Chicago, all of whom
are occupying the Butler cottages.
Nr md Mrs. H. S. Hopkins are also
going up for few days stay
A stunning little auto of sub
marine appearance attracted consid-
cradle appearance on the streets of
eho"hegan Monday. 1t was driven
by Mr.. and Mrs. Matson Tinkham of