The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-18
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


.s.r Savage of Madison has
recent guest of his aunt Mrs
9 .4.e Baker of Turner avenue
Granville Perkins of Madison
"a town last week the guest OF
Va .ieee Mrs. Harold J. Phillips and
iamily.
49,. Margaret Green will leave
"a next Monday to resume her du-
" - the Posse Gymnasium School
in Boston.
,,nrfston Jacobs left here last
day morning to resume his stu
-. At Wesleyan Seminary at Middle
tovn, Conn.
,rs Rachel Nj. Pierce of Benton
.rrived Saturday for a visit with her
granddaughter, Mrs. Milton Washburn
= pleasant street.
Mrs. Belle Hanson of Boston will
.,+urn 10 her home next Saturday af-
ter visiting her sister Mrs. sllas
Tohey for a week.
Mrs Noah Demo will probably ar
1--WE home next Sunday from several
DAYS visit with relatives and friends
:, Iackman and vicinity.
Mrs. Harry Whitman of w. Med
ford Mass. and her son Neil Foss OF
Canaan were recent guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Abel Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Bates of Nor
ridqewock have been in town the
enests of their daughter Mrs. Leo
Riggs of West Front street.
Daniel Burke has returned home
from a several weeks visit with rela-
dyes and friends in Rhode Island and
Hartford and WATERFORD, Conn.
Mrs. Evelyn McNalley, who has
been the guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Williams, re-
mrned to her home in Clinton last
Sunday
Champ Clark Gould, adopted son of
S W Gould, is slowly gaining from
his recent serious illness of Cholera
Infantum. The physicians say he
will recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred r. Morrill, left
here last Sunday for Cincinnati, Ohio
where they are to make their future
home. Mrs. Morrill, was formerly
Miss RoWena Flynt.
Mrs. Mary Louise Labouliers re
turned to her home in Montreal last
Thursday after visiting three weeks
with her sister Mrs. l.. p. Geoffrion
and family of North Avenue.
There was an executive meeting OF
all of the officers and teachers of the
Sunday Schools at the Congregation
al church parlor last night. They
talked over plans for the coming win
ter
Miss Florence Sampson of New Jer-
sey has accepted position as clerk
al Green Bros store. filling the va
cancy of Miss Annie Parads, who
has resumed her studies at the Show
hogan High school.
Capt Charles F. Smith arrived
home last night from Boston to visit
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Smith
OF Water Street, for an indefinite
time. He has recently been dis
charged from the service.
Dr. and Mrs. +. a. Parker accom-
panied by their guests, DR.. and Mrs
Beale of Detroit, Michigan, went to
Lewiston by auto today, where they
will attend the State Fair. They
will return tomorrow evening.
Rev. Vernell w. Dyer of Oakland
will preach at the Bethany Baptist
Church next Sunday morning. He
and his family will leave Maine some
time in October for Rangoon, Burma,
where he is to be pastor of the Eng
fish speaking church.
Miss Eva Lambert, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Lambert of Jewett
street left here last Tuesday morn
ine for South Groveton, Mass, where
She will remain for the winter to at
tend school. She was accompanied
BY her brother Sergt Ernest Lambert
who is en- route to California.
Mrs. Mae Averill of Natick, Mass.
arrived in town last Monday night to
visit Mrs. Lyman Jewett The lat
ter part of this week Mrs. Jewett will
accompany Mrs. Averill to Massachu-
sets and then journey on to New
York and Atlantic City for a several
day visit with relatives and friends.
f X Cayouette and daughter Mrs.
Parsons, who have been visiting rel
atiyes and friends in town have re
turned to their home in Boston. En-
rou'e they will visit for short time
In Lewiston. Mr. Cayouette was for
nprl,- :, raeiJa1t Of ClowhepoD and