The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-08-10
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns


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called to Portland last week by the
death of Miss Eliza Norton Miss
Morton had been secretary OF the ).
| i. 4. Society for seventeen years and
was also an author of note having
been the writer of the Modern Gecg-
raphy used in the schools and one OF
her best known poems was Still
Waters"
Ben Witham of this town is one
of the contestants for the Maxwell
ear offered by the Independent-Re-
porter.
Mrs. John Rove is entertaining her
sister from Liyermore Falls.
James Cloary of Portland is a
guest Of friends in town.
Mrs Emma Totman is the guest of
Miss Hattie Longley.
Mis- Leslie SaWtelle of WatertoWn,
Mass. left here last week for an eX-
tended trip through the United States
and before returning will visit her
sister Mrs. Roscoe Smith at her
new home in Euphrata, Washington.
Mrs. Cora Smith is visiting friends
III 1diulUcI.
Miss Grace Paine has gone TO New
Hampshire after spending few
weeks in town.
DR. Fred Sawtelle returned 10 Va
tertown Mass, recently.
Jay Pierce has purchased new
Overland.
Almon Blaisdel had a bad attack
Of appendicitis last week but has re-
covered now.
Miss Francis Jones entertained the
Tatting Club last Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Webster entertained a
number of her little playmatps last
Monday afternoon in honor OF her
birthday.
Mrs. Addie Spaulding of Wateryille
has been spending a few days with
her sister Mrs. George Hussey at
Camp Oosoola at Lake Saganawau.
The following are the out Of town
visitors at Eaton and N. II. S re-
union and a few who came for the
evening: Miss Mary E. Ward, -
Pickney Road Dorchester, Mass;
Mrs. Isalee Lawton Smith, 20 Ar
lington St, Portland Henry S.
Rogers, "a Munjoy St, Portland;
Henry NJ. Newton, SIG Bedford Ave,
Brooklyn. N. Y; Geo. A. Russell,
Readfeld Hamln f. Eaton, Cakes,
y. D.; l.. Eta H. Briggs, Arson;
Emily Field Rogers, Madison; Minnie
Field Harris, Newton, Mass; Addie
Bixby Weston, Madison; Florence
Waugh Danforth. Skowhegan; car
ence A. Weston, Portland; Charles ).
Judkins. 1874 Congress St, Boston;
Wellington p Kidder Jamaica Plain
Mass; Orlando Walker, Arson
Horace F. Roundy. Augusta; Edward
E. williamson, Lockport, N. Y;
Chas. H. Dempsey, Dorchester, Mass;
Kitredge c. Gray Madison; Frank L.
Deering. Melrose Highlands, Mass.
Lizzie Dinsmore Gray, Madison; II.
Emma Woodsum, Fairfield; Nellie
Weston Tobey, Richmond, Va; Car
RE McFadden Hutchins, North An
SON. Grace Crosby Eaton, Brunswick;
Sarah Danforth Cheney, Portland;
Minnie Parlin Mantor Skowhegan;
Charles Stewart, Al Hall Ave, Som
erville, Mass; James A. Witherell,
Oakland; C. H. Creation, Providence,
r. l.; r. w. Eaton, Brunswick; Rev.
Costello Weston, Readfeld; W. f.
Bisbee, Camden; F. L. Curtis, Cam
den; A. H. Totman, Fairfield; W. +.
Watson, Kingfield Lester Bragg,
Center; F. c. Gibson,
Fairfield; Elmer R. Tobey, Richmond,
Va; Chas. B. Davis, WaterVlle;
Adella Veasie Moore, Madison; Alice
Rogers Groves, Smithtield Bessie l..
Stevens, Smithfeld; C. NJ. William
son, Boston, Mass; Ethel Dow Mil
Ter, Plymouth, Mass; Henry John
son, Madison; Hattie Frederic John
son. Madison; DR.. ]. p. Lancaster.
Madison; Mabel Taylor Lancaster,
Madison; DR.. F. NJ. Kennison, Boston.