The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-09-07

Mrs. D. " Emery of Rochester, y
Y. departed Friday following a visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Emery.
Mrs. Abbie Fernald of Troy has
been here owing to the illness and
death of her sister Mrs. d. + Brown
TIE Pioneer Past Noble Grands
j Association will meet with Mrs
Mabel 6. Bragg next Monday after
noon
Miss Ethel Elliot of Middletown,
Conn. returned home Friday after a
Two weeks visit with Mrs X. W.
Leighton
James Gnhllan, who has been To-
Gated at Bar Harbor during the sum
mer visited at his home here the first
of the week
/ Blaine T. Beal of Phillips, who has
been the guest of his aunt Mrs. Lura
Adams and other relatives in this
section departed Friday.
Miss Priscilla Colby who has been
spending the summer with Mrs.
Mary G Brainard at Lake Wesserun-
set returned home Friday.
Miss Rebecca Polly of Gardiner,
Mass. returned home Monday after
visiting with the family of her uncle
Susman Russakon on Mt. Pleasant
Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Harris arrived home
Friday forenoon from an extended
visit with acquaintances in Mon
mouth, Winthrop, East Winthrop and
Oakland
Miss Vera McCoombs left Monday
for Marlboro, Mass to resume her
studies at St Joseph's Academy. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Marie
Boulette.
The death of Walter H., infant son
of Joseph and Josephine (Murray)
Goulette of 104 North Ave, occurred
Thursday. The child was only six
days of age.
Mrs. George +. Aver of Athens was
in town during the day Friday ac-
companying Mrs. John p. Graham of
Woodfords and others who had been
her guests here, for the 20 train
out.
c. s. Bradley of Boston arrived
Saturday night and is with Mrs.
Bradley, one of the speakers and
mediums who is appearing at the
camp meetings at Lakewood this
week.
Willis E. Porter and son Hermon
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morrill, of
this town and Mr.. Porter's sister,
Mrs. L. G. Trafton Of Bangor, have
lately returned from an outing at
Ocean Point.
Elisha Parkhurst of Pressure Isle,
who is known as the Potato King of
that section, left here Friday follow
ing a visit at the home of W. II. En-
cry on Water St Accompanying Mr..
Parkhurst was his grandson Edward
Parkhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Stott, who
have been with the Beall Stock Co.
at Lakewood, are going to New York
where they have positions. jules
Friquct. who has been the musical
director, is to be located in Venice,
Calf, with motion picture concern.
Mrs. Ida S. l.. Smith who sold her
country place on the East Madison
road last spring is to move to her old
home on Main St, which has for some
time been occupied by the family of
Selectman J. W. Packard. They will
move to the Griffin house on Turner
Avenue.
The remains of Mrs. Loretta Cush-
ing, widow of Benjamin Gushing,
arrived here from Lynn, Mass. Sun
day and were inferred in the family
lot at the Southside Cemetery. The
family formerly resided here and the
age of the deceased was 81 years.
There is one surviving son.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e, Seekins, who
were married at Bowdoinham last
week visited the first of the week
with Mr.. Seekins' parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. T. Seekins. Sunday they
enjoyed a motor trip to Pittsfield,
Hartland and St Adams, the later
town having been the home of the
Seekins family for some time. Mr..
and Mrs, Seekins are to establish
their home in Lowell Mass.
r. \. Cullen and family. who have
been at Lakewood during the sum
mer, left Monday morning for their
home in Pittsfield, Mass. Mr.. Gull
len has been Master Mechanic for the
Beall Stock Co. during the summer
and will probably return next season.
Next Monday he is leaving for New
York and has Il position with Mr.
Hymer, who has been at the Lake
during the latter part of the summer