The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-06
RINl.II VI

DR.. and Mrs Bhber. Mr. and Mrs.
Scott Lord aud Mrs Ola Maxtield
comprised an auto party from Canaan
who we're calling on friends in town
last Friday evening
Mr.. skinner and family with rela-
fiyes returned last Thursday from
two weeks vacation in Vermont.
Mrs. \. L. Decker made an auto trip
TO Showheeau accompanied by John
Nottage and Mrs Eliza Thompson. pa
TENTS at her hospital.
Miss Lila Rowe has completed a
term of school on Pleasant Ridge and
is now with Mrs. Manley HunneWell
on Meadow ST. Miss Rove Is soon
to go to Massachusetts and accept
the position of bookkeeper on a large
dairy farm.
\ baby girl arrived al the home Of
Ed Reynolds and wife last Friday,
July 81 Congratulations
The Observation-Disclosures IS sold
at f. II. Caswell's.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Y. Goodrich are
now entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. H. ii.
Cole and Miss Ruby Cole from Bos-
ton, parents and sister of Mrs. Good
rich.
Mrs. Alvah Witham and daughters
have recently returned from visit
with relatives in Livermore Falls.
TIL next regular Sunshine meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs. Sarah
Milliken on Thursday afternoon, Aug.
18th.
Mrs. Rose Lander has returned from
a visit with relatives in Wateryille.
Mrs. Alice Baker of Skowhegan is
visiting with relatives in town.
A. S. Burke has recently harvested
So loads of excellent hay of which he
feels justly proud. So ii seems that
blueberres are not the only product
of Hillside Farm.
Leslie Rollins of Portland visited
his mother last week.
Clifford Huff and wife accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul from Wellington
were calling on S. T. Goodrich and
family last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Foss with
their uncle who is a visitor spent
Sunday at Caratunk.
f. T. Garland Supt of Maine Bible
Society, was in town over Sunday. He
assisted Mr.. Taylor in his Sunday
School work accompanying him to the
Temple and Stream districts. in Mos
cow in the forenoon and To the Bluff
district in Concord in the afternoon
where they formed the first S. S. ever
held in that community. Only few
were present on account of the shower
but the prospects are good for large
and interesting school
Mrs. J. +. Owens with h@r children
Alice and Esther Owens are spending
a few weeks at Pine Point with their
friends Rev. and Mrs. W A. Richmond.
An auto party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs Leon w. Goodrich, Mrs. W. B.
Goodrich and Merton Goodrich recent
ly took a pleasure trip TO Rangeley.
The day was perfect and according to
their good judgment more beautiful
ride could not be found in the country.
They left here in the early morning
reaching Rangeley at noon and after
spending two hours there started home
over a different route, having rode a
distance of 100 miles and having pass
ed through q different towns. We
understand that other parties are
planning the same trip and the Good
rich family are ready to take the trip
over again.
Mrs. S. T. Goodrich and her nephew
Francis Jones started Monday on a
visit to relatives in Mayfield, Brighton
and Cornville.
DR.. Browns family are spending
this week at Pleasant Pond
Rev. T. B. HIATT returned Friday
from a weeks visit with his daughter
in North Arson.
Coney Grant who underwent a very
critical operation for appendicitis the
flrst OF July is now able to walk about
the yard His nurse Miss Angie Rob-
lnson has returned to her home in
this village.
The Church services of the M. f..
Church will be at 1890 a. m. COM
mencing next Sunday.
ANON Baker and Mr. Hobart, the