The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-10

his pdflSnloneTS 1T olO"t le6let "a
ceedingly that he is TO leave them.
Rev. \. T. Boisen with three autos
filled with Boy Scouts left for Mt.
Bigelow, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Waite started
ION an auto trip to Quebec, Sunday
morning to be gone for week. ".
{. Emery has charge Of Mr. Naites
store during his absence.
Linwood Clifford returned home
from Portland Saturday night, hay
ing completed the course and gradual
ed from Gray's Business College. He
will remain at home one week and
then return to Portland to position
in the office of the Maine Central
Railroad.
Mr. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason are
staying at the "Birches9 at Lake
Embden for few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. William Forsythe re-
turned from Wateryille Monday after
weeks visit in that city
Miss Audrey Fenlason of North
New Portland is visiting her grand
parents here for few days
Mr.. and Mrs ". {. Emery and Mr..
and Mrs c. B. Bryant were the guests
of George Andrews at Pleasant Ridge
Sunday to a trout dinner.
q. +. Cuts and two children who
have been visiting his mother. Mrs.
Almeda Cults and other relatives for
week. went from here to Hedding'
y H.. Monday, to spend the remand
er Of his vacation.
Rev. G. E. Paine of Vassalboro is
here for a few days looking after
painting and repairing his house on
! Union st.
Ralph Buxton is spending several
4 days at Spencer's.
Saturday, party OF four ladles
took an auto ride to Jackman TO visit
Mrs. Emily Sawyer Holway They
were, Mrs. Josie Sawyer, Mrs. Jennie
Sawyer, Mrs. Nellie Wing and Mrs.
Elizabeth Dinsmore.
G. l.. Hoyey received recently from
his brother-in-law, Francis Berry of
Seattle, Wash, two fine specimen of
Columbia River Salmon, weighing
seven and eight pounds respectively,
These made a very palatable dish
which was greatly enjoyed by the
Hoyey, Barnaby and Thorne families.
Mrs. Charles Andrews and Miss AL
berta Andrews of South Paris were
recent guests of DR.. Andrews and
family.
Miss Mabel Seward, who teaches in
Massachusetts. is spending her vaca-
tion at this village.
Miss Ella Paul of Scion was visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Stephen NORM,
Tuesday.
The Newcastle Company has re-
Gently been reorganzed and is now
known as the North Arson Manufac-
turing Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery and
their niece, Miss Dorothy Parsons,
have been in Portland during the past
ten days, having made the trip by
auto.
Mrs. D. s. Healey of Scion and Mrs.
Emma Chase of Bingham are visiting
their sister Mrs N. W. Murphy at
Carrabassett Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wing of Port
land were the week end guests of
Mrs. Nellie Wing, returning home
Monday.
Mrs. w. II. McKenney has been Wis
iting at Princeton during the past
week.
Mrs. Ellen Dunbar of Fairfield was
a recent guest at the home of E. E.
Sawyer.
The Walker Reunion will be held
next week, Thursday, August II, at
the home Of n. O. Hilton.
Mrs. Sarah Treat of Embden. who
had been sick with heart trouble for
about a year, died Aug 2, at the age
of Sc years. She leaves a husband
Joshua Treat. one son Henry Treat
and two daughters, also sister at
Jackman. The funeral conducted
by Mr.. Murray, took place, Friday
afternoon at two O'Clock, Rev. Gard
ner Wills officiating.
George Cole has been transferred
from Millinocket to Bar Harbor and
will run from Bar Harbor TO Bangor
as Express Messenger.
F. W Bunker shipped 90 nice big
oxen Wednesday to Moosehead Lake
that he had sold to the Great North
ern Company.