The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-21
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


al business.
Miss Lena Brann OF Boston. Mass.
is visiting this week with Mrs W. S.
Parkman and jeanette Hill
Mrs. f. j. McNeelie OF Seattle
Washington was a guest of Skowhe-
gan friends Tuesday OF this week.
Miss Isabel Dionne is enjoying a
two weeks vacation from her duties
at DIT A. +. Rodden dentist Office.
Mrs Mabel Woodland of Beech,
Washington. is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. A. b. Lamb Of Turner avenue.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Wilson of Shir-
ley street, who have been spending
some days in Augusta, returned Sun
day night
Harry Burgess Of New York is a
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Caswell of Turner Avenue for Sc
yeral days
Miss Ethel Thurston plans to leave
here the first Of next month for a two
weeks visit with her parents in New
Hampshire.
{. W Knowles of Bingham has re
turned to his home after being a
guest Of his sister Mrs. r. d. Cleye-
land for one week.
Mr. and Mrs Carl Curtis left here
Tuesday morning by automobile for a
combined vacation and business trip
to Portland and Boston.
Mrs j. Wallace Blunt and family
who have been passing the summer
at their cottage at Boothbay, will ar
rive home the last of this week.
Mrs. John H. Lancaster and her two
daughters, Adelaide and Geneva, ar
rived home Saturday night, after pass
ing three weeks at Peaks Island
Carroll Goodwin will leave this
week for Winslow where he will CON
struct several concrete culverts for
the state on the new state highway.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Witherell of
Oakland and Mrs. II. \. Belanger of
Stoneham, Mass were guests last
Saturday of Euecna Parkman and
Jeanette Hill
Miss Love Mcster arrived home last
Tuesday night from ten days trip to
Orono. She returned home by auto
mobile. spending some time at Her
man and Newport
Miss Alice Turcotte a saleslady at
w. =. Ordway's Dry Goods Store. will
enjoy two weeks vacation from her
duties the first of next month She
contemplates "A trip to Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. b. Allen of Wilton
visited for few days this week at
the home of NJ. S. Adams. They re-
turned home Monday and were ac-
companied by Mr.. and Mrs E. D. |
Packard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Enrol l.. Taylor, who
were married at Lakeside Saturday.
spend the week end at the Johnson
cottage at Lakewood They left
Tuesday noon for Waterville where
they will make their home
Miss Grace Richardson of Portland
who has been passing some time in
town. is at the Berry cottage, Lake
wood. for IA three weeks vacation
Her sister, Miss Charlotte Richardson
will spend two weeks there
Mrs. Edward f. Danforth was sum
moned to Starks Wednesday of last
week by the death of her aunt, Mrs
Mary Dudley. Mrs. Duley had been
i'll for about five weeks. following a
fall which resulted in a broken hip.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Woodbury.,
Fred Pooler and Miss Mildred Keene
are enjoying a ten days automobile
trip to Montreal and other places in
Quebec. They will return by way of
the Adirondack Mountains and the
Berkshire Hills.
Mrs. Anna Prescott spent the week
end in Clinton, the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. Sarah A. Goodrich. who has
been i'll for some weeks While
there Mrs. Prescott also called on
other relatives and friends She re-
turned by auto Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Flora McPheters left last Sat
urday for a two weeks vacation to be
passed at Wells Beach and Portland.
AT the place first mentioned she will
visit with her youngest daughter,
Mrs. Walter Goodwin. Miss Ethel
Mcpheters, another daughter, will
Join her mother there.
H. II. Burnell and Claris Bunnel of
the Reporter Office took Il pleasure
walk to Norridgewock Sunday al
ternoon, starting from Water street.
at o'clock, and returning at p. M
rFhav went nv the way of \o,rfdue