The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-08-08

DOSlilOi -
sales clerk.
mr. O. H. Tracy is spending part
II his vacation at the Nolin cottage at
, East Madison.
Mss Lena Landry, cashier at c. w.
nay.s grocery store, is enjoying two
weeks vacation.
Miss Ethel Lewis was operated on
last Tuesday by DR.. Richardson at her
home in Canaan.
Harry Perry of Hanover street
.assed the week end in Waterville
With his mother, Mrs. William Vanesse
Mr. and Mrs. ]. w. WEIGH of Oak
,.nd returned home Monday after Wis
ring for a few days with W. H. Hesel-
ton
Murray Phillips, who has been with
tho Lakewood Stock Co. will leave
next Sunday for New York and Long
Island.
Miss Sawyer, chief operator at the
New England Telephone Office will en-
10y two weeks vacation beginning
next week.
Miss Louise Coburn is on an auto
trip thru the White Mountains, TAX
ing as guests Rev. and Mrs. George
Merriam.
Mrs. Arthur Paul of Dorchester,
Mass. is expected next Tuesday for a
visit with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
F O. Fall of Cornville.
Miss Agnes Mantor, who has been
teaching in the summer school at
castine. returned home last Saturday
BY auto, with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynne Greene of Hart
land are the parents of a daughter
They formerly resided here and Mrs.
Greene was Miss Martha Withee.
Vera McCoombs was operated on
last Tuesday by Drs. Richardson and
Dascombe at the home of Father La
croix who lives on Norridgewock Ave.
Mrs. Eta Ellsmore, Mrs. r. S.
Goodrich and daughter Miss Alice,
went TO Beverly, Mass, last Monday,
to visit their sister, Mrs. Henry Wins
low.
Evelyn Lambert arrived home last
Saturday night from Wateryille after
visiting for a number of days with
Mrs Charles Batcheldor and other
relatives
Mrs. Lois w. Patten and her three
children, Eunice, Margaret and Lois,
who have been in Mississippi for sew
eral weeks past, are expected here
tomorrow
Mrs NJ. d. Gilbert and children of
Springfield, Mass, are visiting her
mother, Mrs. Viola Washburn and
brothers, Reynold and Milton on
Pleasant street
Miss Edith Rackliff, who has been
guest of Mrs. Milton Washburn, re-
turned to Camden, last Monday, taking
with her Mrs. Washburn and little
Son, for a months stay.
Drs. Genoa A Sanborn and N, Maud
Kellett, drove from Auburn last Sat
urday and are guests of DR.. Sanborn's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cony Sanborn.
They will return home today (Thurs-
day.
Dr. W. f. Fellows, former prac-
ticing physician of this town who resi-
ded on Water street, was in town Sun
day, accompanied by his son-in-law,
E. W. Spangler. The doctor has a
fine practice in Bangor 60
bury Monday to spend his annual va
cation with his father, Cecil H. Til
ton This fall, Malcolm will begin
his Sophomore year in Mechanic Arts
High School in Boston. He has not
lived in Skowhegan for four years but
has not missed coming for summer
visit .,,i,
1t is alleged that W. B. Tryon has
drawn a check In favor of Mrs. Cert
rude Wight, superintendent Of the Wo-
mans Reformatory, without sufficient
funds in the bank to pay for the some.
Last Friday Judge H. H. Brazzell of
Fairfield and County Attorney 7. A.
Anderson of Pittsfeld were in town in
connection with the case which will
be continued Saturday.
Mrs. c. E, Richardson left here last
Tuesday noon for two weeks vaca-
ton at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H. W. Pike of Lisbon Falls.
Sunday, last services will be held
at the Methodist Church until Sep
tember The pastor will preach at
lO45, subject Upon This Rock VIII
Build My Church" Evening service
IRON 7 to 8.