The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-09-19

Miss Idd j. iOWHe Is NlSllluS llLCildo
in Auburn until the last Of the month
The next meeting Of the Golden Rod
Branch, l. 5. S will be held in the
city Building, sept 2G.
Parkman and Ethelyn White OF Hill
ton Hill are very i'll with the bowel
trouble that is now 50 prevalent
Joseph D. Mcdonald arrived home
LAST Sunday noon from two weeks
visit with relatives at Bear River, P.
E L
Miss Margery Smith left here last
Monday morning for Boston, where
she will resume her duties as teacher
in Simmons College.
Harold Holden will complete his
duties for the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery as driver Of the Carlson
Cream truck. soon.
Miss Ruth Greenwood entertained a
few friends at a dancing party last
Monday evening A most enjoyable
evening was spent.
Charles Danforfh Of Boston is visit
ing his father Elba Danforth He
formerly lived here and was employ
ed by Arnold & Currier.
Hiram Kilkenney returned to his
home in Concord, y II. last Tuesday
morning. He was called here by the
death of his nephew, Kenneth Matson
Mrs. Lucy Young returned to her
home in North Fairfield last Tuesday
after visiting at the home OF her sister
/ Mrs Lizzie X Blanchard for several
days
Friends of Louis Brown will be glad
to know that he is able to be out again
after an illness OF several days al the
home of Mrs. o. A Abbey on Middle
street
Fred Harmon of Augusta is spend
ing a few days at the home OF George
Mitchell on Madison avenue. Mr.
Harmon works at the postofIice in Au-
gusta.
The little children of Mrs George
Eames, Willie, aged six, and Hattie
aged three. left Monday for Burnham
where they will live with Mrs. Wallace
| Edwards
Emerald Young left here last Mon
day morning to resume her studies in
the Skidmore School OF Arts in New
York. This is her second year in
that school ,..E. ....
Edward T Mcdonnell (Brother Is
he Is Familiarity known left last Mon
day for New York. He had been
spending a short Through with his
mother at the lake
Misses Faith and Freda Harris left
here last Tuesday morning to resume
their studies at Mount Holyoke Col
lege. South Hadley, Mass, this being
their last year at that institution.
Randolph and Gaylord Burrill
with their mother, Mrs. Carolyn c.
Burrill, left here last Monday by auto
mobile for their home in Boston, after
visiting in this vicinity for several
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. II c. Judkins were
called to Phillips last Sunday owing
to the serious illness OF Mrs Judkins
aunt, Miss Lepha Phillips. They
were accompanied by their nephew,
James Phillips.
e f. McNeele was in Maine over
the week end on inspection work for
the L. S Quartermaster's Depot with
which he is connected He passed
Sunday at home and went by automo- /.
bile to Livermore Falls Monday morn
ing
Mrs Minnie Wheeler is expected to .
arrive home tonight from a few days
visit in Lewiston. While there she
attended the State Sunshine meeting |
held in that city last Tuesday Mrs
Wheeler was elected as delegate for
the meeting at the local Sunshine
meeting held here recently.
Ed Sayers has recently purchased a
house on North avenue, just above the
corner of Maple street of Isadore
Trial and will establish his home
here in the near future. This is the
second real estate purchase made by
Mr.. Savers, he previously owning the
house on Court street where he had
been living for some time.
Mrs. N. H. Lambert Of this town was
advised last week of the death of her
aunt, Mrs. Jennie Hathaway who died
in hospital at Bangor, in which city
the last years of her life were spent.
She was a former resident of Nor
the home being next to the
Quinnebasset on the north side of
the river. The remains we're taken
to Norridgewock last Monday for bu-
rial