The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-10
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


Ns-S CArlstlHc y. ooisi eiiee' q a
Ruby F. Dyer at her cottage Owe
IN. aeeh end.
~. laura Twadelle and her sol
- p.an TO return from the Laml
cottage. sunday
49,. airline Clark and Miss Line
.s-.,, are in Wateryille visiting Will
lis and relatives.
W. william Lessor and two chill
an Lillian and Victor are passing q
weeks visit with relatives in New
Hampshire.
,r.ss- Helen and Hester Harris oil
n...arylle spent the 4th at the home
AR and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord OF
4 Trr4er avenue.
Eddie Pomelow and wife of Bangor
rb4 guests of Mr.. Pomelows pa
..,., Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pomelow
a Water street
Mrs Helen Goodrich and Mrs Dora
i small Of New Portland spent Satur-
3sq with Their cousin Mrs. Allen E.
u1-r of Winter street
Vr and Mrs. Geo. l.. H. Smith, who
.e.a- The Fourth at Lake Wesserun-
-, .ound the place so attractive that
m. prolonged their stay.
nr. and Mrs. G. Earle Richardson
i ACCOMPANIED by Susie Steelebrooke
.gen. sunday at Comber's Inn at West
/ Forks. The trip was made by auto
] mobile
Yrs. May Noyce returned to her
home in Cambridge, Mass. yesterday
alter visiting with her sister Mrs.
Ethel Adams of North avenue for a
few days.
Maurice Merrill and family have
moved to the East shore of Lakewood
for The remainder of the summer.
They will stay in the J. Palmer Mer-
I'll cottage 49, ga
Walter and Esther Roullard of
Hayerhlll Mass. will return to their
home in that city after being here as
guests of their grandparents, Mr.. and
Ms VI. Roullard of Poplar street.
Mrs. Grace Vale, her daughters,
Margaret and Reba, and Mr.. and Mrs.
oakley Washburn, all of Pleasant
street. are enjoying an outing at the
Colby cottage. Lake Wesserunsett.
There was a baptism at the First
Baptist Church Sunday morning, when
three candidates we're immersed by
Dr q. H. Tracy. In the afternoon
aar we're baptized by HIM at the lake
T. u Knowles of Bingham spent the
Fourth at the home Of Mr. and Mrs
r. D. cleveland and family OF Madi-
son avenue he LEFT here last Mon
day for visit in Wellington before
reurning home,
Mr.. Charles Decker and her son
p1pay accompanied by her sister,
Hrs. +. A. Decker and children Fay
ue and Albert were in Wateryille
last Tuesday visiting relatives. Mrs.
Charles Decker and son, whose home
is n Brighton. left for their home,
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Alice Wadsworth who is en-
9yng a vacation at the Fred Will
son cottage, Lake Wesserunsett, is
planning to return to her home the
14rh With her is her daughter
Prudence and also Carl Tobey, Cliff
ford and Clinton Aulis. The Aulis
boys are from Hanover, \. II.
Mrs. J. r. Saywood of Lancaster,
y H., left Saturday morning to re-
turn home She has been in Som
erset county for a week or more and
for the past few days, the guest of
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Y ". Nelson. She was accompanied
by her three children, Elizabeth, Wal
lace and Mary.
Superintendent and Mrs. l.. W. Ger
rish were in Bingham last Sunday to
attend the funeral of the late James
P. Thompson. They were accom-
panied home by Supt. c. E. Ball of
that place and the party left here
last Monday morning by automobile
for Castine, where they will attend
the state Superintendent meeting
for the present week
lhe house party at Day Break Villa,
the G.. r. Fogg cottage. will probably
break up Saturday. Those whom
Mis- Nelma Fogg is so ably enter
la.nng are members of the class of
l'i> $. H. s., and the chosen ones
are Leua Merrill, Christine Pooler,
R1as Dyer, Harry Dysart Merlon
DYER. Morrell Hoxie and Montford
Neaaer Mrs Selyina Potter is serv-
'as as chaperone.