The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-05
HETEROGENEOUS

Mr.. and Mrs. James Gartley and
son Ellwood OF Houlton were in town
last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Crosby. They made the trip from
Houlton in their new touring car.
Mrs. Chesley Moore and mother.
Mrs. Taber were in Madison a fe@
days last week visiting friends.
Mrs. E. J. Lessore of Madison visit
ed Mrs. George Lunt Saturday.
Mrs. Lucy Joyce returned to her
home in Scion Friday accompanied By
her daughter Mrs. Julia Holt and her
great grandson Leroy DeyereuX.
] Mrs. Roxie Carr has been in Ne"
Sharon for a week visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Alyinza Whtcomb and family
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett and MI.
and Mrs. Leone Jones are taking Il
week. automobile trip along the
Maine coast.
Mrs. Lillian SWEET and daughter.
Miss Gladys, and son Carl. returned
to their home in Waltham, Mass, Sat
urday after spending two weeks IN
town the guest of Mrs. Swetts moth
or. Mrs. Della Johnson.
Frederick Davis and wife have NOV
ed their household goods from Canaan
to this place as Mr.. Davis has finish
ed his duties as principal of the Ca
naan High School and accepted po-
siton in another town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Whiting Of
Hoboken, n. J. are visiting Mrs. Whit
lings sister Miss Elite Crosby and
other relatives.
CLYDE Nedeau met with a very pain
full accident at the Creamery one day
the last of the week. While unload
ing cream by the aid of a hand holster
the handle slipped and struck Mr..
Nedeau fully across the face breaking
his nose and bruising him very bad
ly.
Miss Elsie Savage visited her sister
Mrs. Leo WinsloW at Larone a few
days last week
Mr.. and Mrs f. f. Burgess and Mrs
Whittier. Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Barker
and Miss Fay Barker took an auto
mobile trip in Mr.. Burgess car to
Bucksport, Sunday returning home
Monday They visited Ned Allen
and wife and Uncle Charles Barker
at Verona Park, who are enjoying the
summer at the Allen cottage
Mrs. Florence Whiting, Mrs. Elmer
Whiting, Mrs. Ben Smith Mrs. Roy
Mitchell and Mrs. Lewis Robinson left
Saturday for a two weeks outing at
! Ocean Point.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cony Russell were in
Boston several days recently.
Miss Sarah Clark returned Satur-
day from Chebeague Island and MISS
Mildred Normandy returned also from
Pittsburg, Mass, each of the ladies'
having spent two weeks at the above
places.
Miss Hazel Whitney is home from
Portland
Ralph Ketchum returned to his du-
ties in Massachusetts last Thu sday.
His family will remain in town sever
al weeks longer.
William Wheeler is in Hinckley on
business this week
Rev. Robert Sheaff is visiting his
daughter in Damariscotta and also his
son and family in New Hampshire.
The church will be closed during the
absence of the pastor
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Pierce spent sew
eral days last week with relatives in
Strong and other places.
Mrs Helen Pierce is visiting her
son Walter and family in Bradford,
Mass.
Albert Nickerson has returned from
a several weeks visit with relatives in
| Portland and vicinity.
Mrs. G. S. Jewett and daughter
Miss Florence entertained the mem
bers of the V. l. S. last Thursday af-
ternoon at their home with a Musical.
Forty-one guests being present. AT
ter the usual business meeting a de-
lightful program consisting of vocal
and instrumental solos, duets and
trios were given and an interesting
story read by Mrs. Bolan. Refresh
ments of fruit punch. cake and waters
were served by the hOstesses. The
next meeting will be the annual Field
Day and will be held with Mrs. Nicho-
las Miller.
Mrs. Violet Downes has returned
/ from Toronto, where she was called a
few weeks ago by the death of a rela-
tive.
Mrs. Lucinda Blaisdell of Augusta
and Hiram Blaisdell of Houlton are
visiting William Foster.
AS the big red cars" have been
taken off Hamlin Hale is home again.
DR.. Elton Blaisdell of Lynn, Mass.
/ is visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary
Blaisdell
d. f. Taylor & Son have had New
England telephone installed 63.
Louise and Dorothy Vickery of
Cornwall-on-th eHudson visited Miss
Alma Stewart Sunday.
Charles Pike has returned from Lii
vermore accompanied by his little
grandson. Stanley Pike.
Mrs. Emma Totman and a nephew
i Clarence Reed of Presque Isle arriy-
ed Saturday for visit with relatives
Willard Blaisdell is visiting his
uncle at Readfield.
| William Stewart received word re-
Gently that his uncle C. b. Stewart of
/ Auburn had suffered n shock and was
in very feeble condition.
/ Walter Perkins and wife spent the
week end with relatives in Madison.
Mrs Alfred Watson has been on the
SICK list
Mrs, Susie Doloff. Miss Marguerite
Warehouse and Miss Ruth Blaisdell
are spending two weeks with relatives
In Searsport.
Miss Hattie Longley was in Madi-
son Monday.
Mr.. Colder Of Westbrook has re-
turned 10 his work near Kineo after
spending a week with his wife and
two boys at Mrs. Nina Haynes.
ID. j Haynes found an Indian arrow
head IN his field recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Watson ana
baby OF Portland are visiting their
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