The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-08-23
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Mr.. and Mr. Earle Seafat 81 Lew
isfnn have been passing 4 i13 daEs
With Cd friends II town Mt. 9ea-
80 ma recently purchased hall
intorezf ~ a9udrs business III lie"
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Ni Haxa whitney visited friends
ia Madison fHaag
3Ir- Edau1 Tssl3r MS a pass'a-
aer % fae a4nas ruin Tor lewiston
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irving Wells and Ralph kaehua
returned t4 heir homes in Massaeni=
sctts after passing their vacation ".lh
Mrs Ann Wells Their families are
remaining for longer visit
IGenrg Hussey ard family haYe re-
turned to their home in town after
passing several weeAs at Lake Saga
naWau.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Staple have
gone 10 Worcester. Mass.
Or. and Mrs Fred Sawtelle and
daughter Miss Leslie OF Watertown.
Mass are at the Hopkins homestead
for a few weeks, and Mrs. Samuel
Hopkins If Providence, K. 1. is expect
ed lat for short visit.
Henry Happen Of Waterville Was
in town recently visiting his sister
Mrs. Sawtelle.
Mrs Nettie Gill was in Madison Wis
iting friends last week
Miss Carrie Cleveland and Mrs.
Clarence Boone recently visited Mrs.
Samuel Boone at Skinner
Mrs Chesley Moore of New York is
visiting friends in town and is at
present with Mr. and Mrs. W. G.
Everett
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Robinson are
entertaining their t@o nieces from
Cumberland Center.
Mrs Mary Damren went to Augusta
Saturday to visit her son Clarence,
who is a member of Co. L.
A number of local people were in
Augusta Sunday to see the boys on.
Among those going by automobile
from here were, Cony Russell ana
party Eben Miller and family; Nr
and Mrs. Leland Merrill, Mr.. and arf
A. d. Brackley, Mr. and Mrs lmunt
Stanley Mrs. Nettie Stanley AM
daughter Miss Glenys, Mr. and Mrs
Steve Mills and Esther Witham
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savage aud
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Winslow are on an
automobile trip to the Dead River
regions this week rs Mr.. Savage is
having his vacation from the Bracket
q Russell store
Mrs. Lyman Emmons and son LyA-
don were at Indian Pond Sunday.
Earle Green was business caller in
Lewiston the first of the week.
Mrs. Genie SOule and Mrs Eyelyth
were in Madison Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Twombly have
been entertaining friends from Bel
grade and Island Falls during the
past week.
George Lyons Jr. and VERNE Rush
ton were at kineo Sunday.
Gordon Bennett the little son of
Skillman Bennett is very seriously i'll
with double pneumonia and infiam-
nation of the bowels. The child had
been having the measles and caught
cold with the above mentioned re-
suits.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bracket and
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Huff took an au
tomobile trip to Augusta Sunday to
see Mr. Brackets son off, who is a
member OF Company f.
G. s. and f. +. JeWett were at New
Meadows Inn Monday to attend a
meeting and banquet Of the Maine
Gamers Association.
f. C. Farrar was in Monsoon last
week and returned home with bride
Miss Evelyn Mcneil is visiting in
Skowhegan,
Major Albert Nickerson is in Port
land this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jones and Mr.
and Mrs William Hilton have come
home from Smithheld where they nave
been living at the Ham cottage fol
several weeks. Sunday they took al
automobile trip to Belfast and vicinity
Mr. and Mrs. George Carr and Mrs
RGxie Carr and Miss Lila Carr tooE
an automobile trip to Phillips last
Sunday
Miss Harriet Simpson who has been
in town for two weeks, has returned
to her home in Waterville.
Miss Beatrice Mooers of HOulton is
the guest of her aunt Mrs William
Stewart.
The o. Z. c. Club were delightfully."-
entertained by Mrs Frank Jewell last
week Tuesday.
Miss Josie Lewis of Lynn, Mass. is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Charles Grant
in town
Mrs. James Morrill, of Manchester,
Me-, has been the guest OF Miss Cora
Baker recently
Mrs. Sadie Pattee and Mrs. Matte
Turner of Medfeld, Mass have re-
turned to their homes after passing a
few weeks the guests of their mother
Mrs Elmra Trench.
Mr. and Mrs. Treull of South Paris
are the guests of Miss Musa and Miss
Jennie Hale
Mrs. f. A. Abbott and Miss Gladys
Berry have returned to their homes in
Aewburyport, Mass. after several
weeks visit with Everett Williamson
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sawyer and
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kidder took a
motor trip to Bingham Sunday.
The death OF Miss Lucy HUFF oc-
Cured at the home of Mrs Ophelia
Gilman last Thursday morning, the
cause OF death being old age and a
complication OF diseases Her age
was about eighty-nine years The
funeral services were held Friday af-
ternoon being conducted by Rev. L. G.
Davis and the burial made in the tam
lily lot in the South Side cemetery.
Walter Taylor returned from a bust
ness trip TO Boston and New York Sat
urday evening
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor OF Ros-
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