The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-07-20
Skowhegan Local News

a,ring the day TUESDAY.
tim ". Stewart left yesterday on
bnsjness trip to Bangor.
~. elizabeth Pratt of Sanford ar
wed last night to visit Mrs. c. Davis
Miller
us George H. Burns is able to
oat after an illness of considerable
length.
Mss Evelyn Joy of Hinckley was
no q1est Tuesday night of Mrs. F. E.
SAWYER
Mrs Alice Whitehouse and daugh-
ar Of Hallowell are visiting her
ao,Fer. Mrs. Mary Lessor.
urs F. G. Nye and Miss Ella NJ.
rl.nders we're in Wateryille yester-
1ay afternoon to call on friends.
Master Winston Hill Ward of Wor-
ester Mass. is visiting his grand
other W. H. Ward at Lakewood.
ldtHN''
Miss Gala Kennedy and Miss Anna
r Kennedy are leaving the last OF
The week for an outing at Attean
Camps
Charles Dealey arrived home Tues
day night from visit to various sea-
wort towns including Belfast, Cam
deo and Searsport.
PHYLLIS Wbittemores name should
have been in the list of pupils not
absent during the spring term of Nal
hons Mills School.
Alfred Abbey, who has been super
intending the alterations at the
County Jail, started yesterday on his
return to st. Louis.
CLYDE Witham, who has been study
inc the art of drumming under a Bos-
Ton master, has returned to Skowhe-
can owing to i'll health.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Crowell with
Mrs Warren futile were very sue
eessfuI on a fishing trip to North
Pond the first of the week, returning
with some beauties.
Lees Hall left yesterday for visit
in Lawrence, Mass. Mrs. Hall and
their children are still at Rockville,
Conn, and will probably remain
there for a month or six weeks
longer.
Mrs. A. A. Brown and children
have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs NJ. Roullard. They have
lived for sometime in Gardiner, but
left here for Westbrook, where they
are to make their future home.
Mrs X C. Woodland of Sherman
has lately been visiting among ac-
Quaintances in this town. She and
Mr.. Woodland have twice resided in
Skowhegan and hope to again estab-
lish their home here at some future
tine.
The Philathea Glass will enjoy a
porch meeting at the home of Mrs.
PhiI0 Steward on Baptist Hill next
Tuesday evening. If the weather is
not suitable the session will be con-
Quoted in the Vestry of the First
Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ward came
down from Lewiston Saturday night
for visit until the next night with
his father W. H. Ward and sister
Miss Ethel Ward Mr.. Ward is
manager Of the Gulf Refining Co. in
Lewiston.
Miss Marjorie Leonard of Oyster
Vile Mass, who last year was the
efficient superintendent of the draw
Ing departments of the Skowhegan-
Madison schools, has resigned to &C
eept position nearer home in her
own state. We are informed that by
making the change she will receive
substantial increase in her salary.
The Ladies Aid of the First Bap-
tst Church will hold Lawn Social,
Entertainment and Cake Sale on the
Church grounds next Monday even
ing One of the fine times for which
this church is noted. If rainy, same
program and entertainment will be
held in the vestry. Admission 10c;
cake and ice cream, also whole cakes
for sale.
Abner Kincaid, an employee of the
American Wooden Co. had the mis-
fortune to sustain serious injuries to
his left hand yesterday when two of
his fingers came in contact with a
saw. 1t looked as though one of the
INJURED members would have to be
removed, but it was the opinion of
lr Dascombe, to whose office he was
taken. that the same could be saved.
Alf and Mrs. Emnger E. Hartline,
WHO nave been visiting with Mrs
hatI.nes mother. Mrs. r. a. Dean
On Free St, are starting on their re-
f1a 10 Washington, d. c. tomorrow
I4ss will visit en- route the navy
yards at Portsmouth, Boston, New
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