The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-16

MISS LUIS AdHlbI went ~ oioAAO
Monday To resuma hef studies at the
| L. of NJ.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Parkman and lit
| tie daughter have lately returned
home from a visit in Boston.
Miss Gladys Chase has gone to
! Windsor Conn, where she is mem
Der of the faculty in the high school.
Miss Julia Cox, a graduate of S H.
s. 1920. went to Pennington Monday
! to begin her course at Normal school.
Mrs. Alfredo Traitor Of Someryille,
| Mass departed Monday after visiting
at the homes of l.. L. and A. F. Sand
ford.
Miss Alice Smith who has been
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs AL
ONO Smith, returned to Boston, Sat
urday.
Miss Annie Bergman was up from
/ Oakland the first of the week to visit
at the home Of her sister Mrs NJ. w.
Savage.
Mrs. Lucy Tibbetts of Fairfield Cen
ter returned to her home Monday at
ter visiting here with Mrs. Mary
| Stewart.
Miss Ina Emery Of New York, who
has been the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
d. II. Bartlett. started on her return
Saturday.
Mrs. Yesta Miller Of Providence, r.
7. returned home Saturday after Wis
iting with her brother Charles Jones
and family
Miss Eleanor C1nfrey of Bangor.
who has been visiting Mrs. Il. L..
SWEET and other friends in town, de-
parted Monday.
Miss Josephine Emerson, formerly
a teacher in this town who has been
visiting Miss Gertrude S Weston, left
Friday for Newton, Mass.
Daniel Burke and Romeo Gagne left
here Monday afternoon for Camp Me
gantic where they will be employed
during the coming winter.
J. A. Leonard, consulting engineer
for the Central Maine Power Company
in their local developments went to
Bangor, Monday on business.
Miss Margaret Hoffses of Spencer
Mass. who has been visiting at the
homes of H. c. Judkins and Joshua
Williams, started on her return Sat
urday
Mrs. A. VI. Gilman of Onset, Mass.
and Mrs. r. G. Green of Lisbon, de-
parted Friday after being here to at
tend the spirituaist campmeeting at
Lakewood
Mrs George X. Thomson spent the
week end in Portland visiting with her
Mrs Russell Hamlin. who
has lately moved to that city from /
Mrs. Sarah Russahoff of New York I
who has been a guest at the home OF
her son Snssman Russakoff, has gone
to Wateryil!e to visit with another
son for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren j. Foss, who
have been 1t their Etna camp during
he summer, were guests at Lakewood
Inn to attend the camp meeting OF
Madison spirlcualista.
Mrs Brace Lawley and two children
who have been visiting for several
months with Mrs. Thomas Lawley OF
street. returned home Mon
lay to Arlington, Mass
Mrs. NJ. f. Cadwalder of Chicago, .
editor of the Progressive Thinker, a I
leading Spiritualist paper was among
the visitors at the Madison camp
meeting which were concluded sun
lay night
Mrs. d. II. Williams of Caratunk,
who were at Lakewood to attend the
Spiritualist meetings. left here Mon
day for visit in Liberty. Among
the other Caratunk people who were
at Lakewood last week were Mr. and
Mrs. w. II. Clark.
Mrs. Thomas CahilI and children
left Monday for their home in Bling
ham, Mr.. Cahill leaving Tuesday They
have Just closed Lakewood Inn after
a successful season with good pros
poets for their return for the same
hostehry next summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Preble left Sat
urday morning for Providence, r. |.
ACCOMPANYING Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Longley and children Margaret and
Mazda on their return home in that
CITY. Mrs. Longley is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Preble and formerly
resided here.
Enrol Butterfeld of Watervlle re-
turned home Monday after visiting
here with Mrs Bntterfield, who recent
lv underwent surgical treatment at
Somerset Hospital, Mrs. Butterfield
who is the sister of Mrs. Moody Jewell I
and Miss Clara Libby OF this place
is reported as doing well.
Mrs. James Coupe returned to Mer-
Ger the first of the week after be-
ing i'm town for several days visiting
Mrs. Cyrus Newton and other friends.
She also attended the Spiritualist
campmeetngs at Lakewood. She was
accompanied on her return by Mr.. /
Coupe, who came Saturday for Il few
days visit.
Karl Philhriek left Monday morn
ing to resume his studies al Bow
dom College His brother Donald w.
Philbrick will leave in about two
weeks for Cambridge, Mass to resume
his studies AT a Harvard business
school sherman Shumway will de-
part at the same time to resume his