The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-03
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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49,, nd Mrs. Horace 5. Elliot and
r.re5I Williams of Athens were
business visitors in town. Monday
,,.s carrie L. Bragg was in Arson
-. sunday calling on her cousins
,1.a. Fannie and Rinnie Tinkham.
,n.. Fthelyn Steward. a kinder
49,, TEACHER in Bangor, is visiting
18Th her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John
u seward.
v.. Addison r. Dudley of Skow-
.... has been visiting the past few
With Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
p.1,r of Benton.
Miss Florence Dunkin will go TO
...rrn 10 spend the week end with
s.- narents. She is an employee of
,s somerset Shoe Company.
,r and Mrs Merritt Gould, Mr.. and
Air.. Harry Fall and son Harold were
:. strafton for the day last Sunday.
tn Trip WIS made n the auto owned
Ernest Tufts.
Air. and Mrs y. Cony Weston of
,.an Miss are to leave for Maine
sz- saturday. They will be the
5-.- in Skowhegan of Mr.. Westons
s..r Mrs. Lois " Patten.
p.y. James H. Walker of Colorado
.y. Am interesting talk at the Island
Avenue congregational church last
sunday pertaining to his experiences
in missionary work in that state.
Miss Frma Holden from Shaws
BUSINESS Sollege is passing a few days
with Miss Marion Thompson of
Mechanic street en- route to her home
in Jackman. She will be accompani-
ed by Miss Thompson.
The pupils of the Skowhegan High
school. who are to tutor during the
summer in Freshman English, are re-
minded that the first lesson will be
given next Monday at 500 a m. in
room A. in the High School building.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Smith of Stan
ford. Conn, have been guests this
week at the home of her sister Mrs.
:. NJ. Cover. Miss Marjorie Pills
bury who has also been a guest in
the Cover home, has returned to
Limington Miss Pillsbury is a SIS
ter of Mrs. Cover.
Frank W. Knowlton. formerly
manual training teacher in the SkOw
hogan schools, was in town for a
href visit this week the guest at the
home of Charles Green on Pleasant
street Mr. knowton is now teach
ine in New Rochelle. ~ Y. He will
pass portion of the summer in
Maine, at West Pembroke.
Miss Maud Bacon of Bluehill, a
teacher in the public schools of West
Medford, Mass, is passing a few
days with Mrs. George L. Nay. Miss
Bacon was formerly teacher in the
Skowhegan schools. She will con
tinue her journey to her home Friday
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs Charles
Turner who will spend the week end
in Bluehll.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rice of Booth
bay Harbor will arrive here today
and will be guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wesserunsett Mr. and Mrs. Rice are
on their wedding journey their mar
rage having occurred yesterday at
Boothbay Harbor. Mr.. Rice is of
Hyde Park, Mass. and his wife is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f. H. Emery
of Boothbay
Miss Ella Lashon is to arrive in
Jackman, where she has been for the
past several months suffering from
severe shock. She is much improv-
ed and will occupy her cottage at
Lakewood for the remainder of the
summer Miss Lashon will be ac-
companied by her sister Mrs. Laura
Toulouse who will be her guest for
few days.
Mrs. j. A Savage, who was operat
ed upon at Dr. Stevens hospital in
Cambridge, sometime since, left that
institution June %, and has since
been visiting her sister Miss Lucy
Mills in Somerville. On her journey
nome, she plans to visit her son Clair
Il. Savage, whose home is at 9 Alder
street Portland Mr.. Savage has
been resident of that city for about
ght months and is employed in
snip yard.
A company of Skowhegan young
people will go to Smithfeld. Saturday
10 occupy the Whitney cottage for a
weeks vacation. In the party are
Misses Lyle Stlnchfeld Eunice Pat
Ten Doris Cover Emerald Young,