The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-03-28

in Boston and Concord.
John Cox was in Fairfield, Tuesday
to visit his son, Arthur. who IS at the
sanatarium there for treatment.
Mrs. Origene Abbey left Monday
morning for a several days visit with
friends in Portland and South Port
land.
Mrs. Daisy Thurston Richardson
and her daughter left Tuesday morn
ing to join her husband in Beverly,
Mass.
Miss Lyle Sinchheld. the daught r
of DR.. W. s Stlnchfield. spent the
week end visiting with friends at the
University Of Maine.
w. A. Clough OF Portland, who has
been visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
w. s. Stinchield. left Saturday
morning for Rumford
Miss Kate Keene, who spent the
week end visiting with friends in
town. returned to her home in Au-
gusta, Monday morning.
At the meeting of the Knights Of
Pythias this Thursday evening, the
rank Of knight win be conferred \
large attendance L desired.
Mrs. T. c. Laacy Ct Pi..-Geld, who
has been here to attend TIE funeral
of Mrs. Eugene Tarbox, returned to
her home last Friday morning.
The Missionary Reading Circle Of
the Island Avenue Congregational
Church met last Friday afternoon at
the home of Miss Hannah Page.
The Good Will Club, which met
last Thursday afternoon at the home
of Miss Hannah Page on High street,
completed the work on three puffs.
DR.. and Mrs. F, o. Sawyer were in
Bangor last Saturday to attend the
funeral services of the late Irving
SWEET, a brother to Herbert SWEET Of
this town.
A. E. Roderck, who has been In
the real estate business In this town
for the past year, has moved to Farm
ington, where he expects to conduct a
similar business
Kate Epson Clark, who spoke be
fore the Federated Clubs Tuesday eve
ming, arrived in town Monday night,
and was entertained at the home of
Mrs M. T. Pooler
There Is to be meeting OF the of
llcers and life members of the Somer-
set Central Agricultural Society. at
the Independent Reporter Office next
Monday evening at 7.30.
Mrs. J. Palmer Merrill left Tuesday |
to attend the Federated !
meeting of the Women's Clubs In Au-
gusta, after which she will go to West /
Newton to visit her sister.
Word has recently been received /
that Mr. and Mrs. e. Allen CrowelI. |
MARY Bixby Weston) are the par
ents OF a son, Allen Weston, born ,
March 3rd, In Ludlow, Mass.
Miss Dorothy Potts, graduate of
The Skowhegan High School, class of
1917, In addition to other studies
which she is pursuing in New York !
City, Is now taking up stenography
Ralph B. Hill, Charles Chute, Geo.
Sampson and DIR. G. e. Young return |
ed the first of the week from a sew
eral days fishing trip to Moosehead
Lake They reported a successful
trip.
George II. Ware, who was former
ly employed as breakman on one Of
the local passenger trains, now has
u SliulldI pOSlllob bli q AiOl6i' liam
running between Waterville and Ban
gor
Lewis Brown, Harold Springer,
Bruce H. NJ White and Alexander
Thompson, all students at Bowdo n
college are spending their Easter
vacation of ten days In town visiting
with their parents.
Miss Vesta Bigelow OF Auburn, and
Miss Linda Tarbox a sister OF Eu-
gene Tarbox OF Epping N. H, return
ed to their respective homes last Fri
day morning, after having visited here
owing to the death OF Mrs. Tarbox"
Among those who arrived home fof
the Easter vacation the latter part
of last week from Pennington Nor
NAL school, were Helen Merriam, Hell
en- White, Beatrice Smiley. Doris
Tobey, Winona Paddock and Marion
Adams.
Libby Pulsifer was in town last
Friday night to attend the basket ball
game between the Waterville High
girls and the Skowhegan High girls.
He was a guest Of John French, at
the latter's home on Mount Pleasant