The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-09-12

Gently for Portland, where she has
entered Gray's Business College.
DR.. George Otis Smith arrived here
last Week from Washington, d. c. to
visit with his family for few days.
Mrs. Ella Russell of Cornville is
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence B. Hight of West Front ST.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wiley and SOB
Maurice of Bangor, have been visiting
at Mrs. Rose Cushman's on the Middle
road.
The Congregational Missionary
Reading Circle will meet with Mrs
Ella 7. Holt. Friday at the usual
4 hour.
Mrs. Evelyn Boothby and her
grandson, Norman, returned home af-
ter visiting her brother, Willard Lord
in Auburn.
Mrs. a. y Smith returned to her
home in Hallowell this week after Wis
iting with her brother, E. F. Haines of
Middle street
Mr.. and Mrs Louis Haskell arrived
home last Monday night from a two
weeks vacation with friends and rela-
tiyes in Boston and vicinity.
Seraphin Lessor arrived here last
Monday night from Alexandria, Vir-
ginia, for "A visit with his brother,
Joseph Lessor OF North avenue
Mrs. Charles Taylor of Madison
avenue was called to Madison last
Tuesday, owing to the serious illness
of her sister, Mrs. Mary Tuscan
Mrs. J. w. Ellis, sister of the late
Parker Sanborn, left here this morn
ing Thursday for Hartford, Conn,
where she will remain for several
weeks with her daughter
Last Wednesday evening, quite a
delegation of our Festival Chorus,
went to Wateryille, by auto, to be
present at the rehearsal, conducted by
Prof Chapman The Fairfield, and
Pittsield choruses attended in this
joint rehearsal.
Alton Rolfe with his wife and two
children, have moved from Canaan to
the rent on Pleasant street, recently
made vacant by Carl NJ. Holt. Mrs.
Rolfe is sister of Mrs Holt. Mr.
Rolfe has been employed by Holt &
Hight this summer.
Mrs. Grace Ramsdell Fowler is
visiting at the home of Mrs. Elmer
| E. Hurd on the Lakewood road. Mrs
Fowler was teacher in one of the
grade schools of this town for a few
years before her marriage. Her
home is in Orrington Center
Sunday at the Methodist church
! 1045 sermon by the pastor; subject
| Fashion or Favor; y, Sunday
School; 40 musical service. Carl w
/ Malley organist, Miss Georgia Fales
of Wateryille, soloist; CSC Epworth
League rally. Miss Fales Will sing
at the morning service.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Barnard of Roches-
ter, ~ Y arrived in town Saturday
evening. She is visiting her sisters
Mrs. John Phillips and Mrs. Frank
/ Thompson. She will also be the
guest of her husbands mother and
sister, Mrs Elizabeth Barnard and
Mrs. William Stinchfeld Mrs. Bar
nard will also visit her relatives in
Scion and vicinity.
Good Will Farm, is to have a Har-
vest Week, during the month of Oct
ober. There will be programs for
! each day. Among the features will
be the unyailing of a portrait of Rev.
George ". Hnckley, painted by the
famous artist j. Campbell Phillips.
His wife is noted singer of New
York City, and will give a concert one
evening. Mr. Phillips will be pre-
sent also
Mrs. l.. B. Jewett returned August
31st. from Atlantic City, New Jersey,
where she was summoned on account
of the death of little Francis Vigue, a
nephew, the ten year old son of And
rev Vigue. About a week after her
arrival Mrs. Vigue, the mother, died
leaving Andrew a widower with three
small children Thomas, aged eight ;
Joseph aged five and James aged three
Mr.. Vigue's sister-in-law, Mrs. Jennie
Scanlon is to remain with him as
housekeeper and care for the children
c. F. Ball, superintendent of schools
OF Northern Somerset, was in town the
early part of this week visiting
schools While here he was the
guest OF William Littlefield and his
brother-in-law. II. c. Judkins
Mr. and Mrs Angler l.. Goodwin Of
/ Melrose Highlands, Mass have been
/ in Somerset County during the pres