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

week
Miss Christine Hall Is guest Of
her brother. Duncan Hall. in Augusta
for time
Miss Gertrude Webb was a guest of
Mrs. Arthur Jewett last week, at
Spruce Point.
Joseph d. Mcdonald arrived here
last Saturday night from an extended
trip up river.
Mrs Earl Bnrrill of Canaan was in
town few hours one day last week
calling on friends.
Miss Marie Landry of Wateryille
visited relatives and friends here a
few days last week.
Mrs c. r. Viles, Miss Rattle Tozier
and Joseph yiles returned from Long
Island, last Friday
Miss Nora Rowell is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Hallett at Birch Point
Lodge, Salmon Lake
Mr.. and Mrs. James Nicol started
last Saturday on their return trip
home to West Roxbury.
Prof Robert Steward of Lansing,
Mich. is a guest of his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w b. Steward
Peter Quincy of Wateryille spent
the week end visiting his brother AL
bert ]. Blair Of North avenue.
The Misses Hattie and Bessie Tram
ley and Gladys Rowell left last Sat
urday for Old Orchard for an outing
Mrs. Donald Burrll and little
daughter Evelyn have returned home
after a visit with relatives and friends
in Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs. Darius Barnes of Wa
terville returned to their home last
Monday noon after visiting a few days
with friends in town.
Nahum s. Steward Of Bath was a
week end visitor of his mother. Mrs.
Phoebe Steward and sister, Mrs. Sarah
Marston on Main street.
Harry G.. Williams of Auburn was
in town calling on old acquaintance
one day last week. At one time Mr..
Williams was a resident OF this town.
Ruby Carpenter has gone to Booth
bay Harbor as nurse girl for the
Wallace Blunt family. They intend
to remain there until September first
Charles Pepper of Newton. Mass.
has been in town few days guest Of
his sister-in-law, Miss Louise H Co
burn. Mr.. Pepper left for Attean
camps, last Friday.
Mrs. Julia Gazen Of Bangor has re-
sumed her duties as nurse at the Som
erset Hospital, after visiting a few
days with friends and relatives in
Bangor and vicinity
M. L. ,Greenleaf, formerly in the
restaurant business here, but now in
the same business In Norway, was in
town for a few hours last Friday,
greeting old friends.
Alvin Bolster and family, who have
been living at the Floyd Barrows
place on North avenue for the past
year, will move to Madison sometime
this week, where Mr. Bolster will be
engaged in the sewing machine bus
ness.
velma Mae Fogg, daughter of G. r.
Fogg, will leave the last week in Au-
gust for Boston, where she will enter
the New School of Design She
plans to take quite an extensive
course. Miss Fogg was a member of
the graduating class last June.
Charles II. Atkinson and wife will |
arrive this week to spend the month in
and around Skowhegan They have |
for years made it point to spend
August in Maine. Mr. Atkinson is
proprietor of two candy stores, one
in East Boston and the other in
Chelsea, and does a large catering
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Titcomb of Gull |
ord accompanied by Mr.. Titcomb's !
parents, were in town few hours last
calling on old acquaintanees
Mr.. Wood was employed by F. A.
Wood for a number of years and Mrs.
ritcomb was employed as waitress by
W. l.. Greenleaf in his restaurant. on
Madison avenue.
c. w. Sheaff, who is clerk for the
Trust Company at Waterville, will
move his family this week. They
will make their home on Percival
Court. Mr.. Sheaff and family have
been residents Of this town for the
past eight years, he being employed
in the Maine Central freight Office.
Their many friends will miss them
very much.