The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-07-13
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visiting in the home Of her mother
Mrs. Elizabeth Andrews Last Sun
dav the three children of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Coleman visited in their
home and were entertained by the
grandmother, the great grandmother
and tie great grandmother,
making the event a pleasant reunion.
Lakewood Inn. Thos. d. Cahlll.
manager is a good place to go for
Sunday dinner. Lunches OF sand
witches and coffee served if desired.
Mrs Beatrice Wassou who has been
at Seboomook since last February, Is
now with Mr.. and Mrs Frank GIBSON
at Bingham Hotel
Mrs Ross Baker and children from
Oakland spent last saturday in town
Miss Matilda Hall. one of our for
mer grade teachers now teaching in
Strong. took dinner with Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Goodrich last Sunday, re
turning to Strong iii the afternoon by
automobile.
Miss Cinda Savage OF Madison was
the guest of Mrs Marta Savage last
Saturday. She was on her way TO
Pleasant Pond. where she intends 10
spend her summer vacation.
Among our citizens who are ENJOY
ing new automobiles are MI. and Mrs.
Elias Vaughan. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pooler and Mr.. and Mrs George Gill
man and family
Catholic services are held in the
new Catholic Church on the second
Sabbath of each month.
Mrs. Leon Goodrich has returned
from six weeks visit with her rela-
tiyes and friends in Boston.
Ed Miller and his daughter Mrs.
Everett Savage and children are now
occupying the Miller house on Whit
ney St, and John William and family
who recently occupied the house are
in search of rent Mrs. Williams
children are now with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bray on Pleasant
Ridge.
Mrs. Emma Brown and Mrs. Cy-
rena Carl spent several days last
week with friends in East Cornyllle.
Mrs. T. b. HIATT accompanied her
husband to Scion last Sunday after
noon for his preaching service in that
place
Mrs. Archibald Hoossock formerly
Miss Doris Andrews is now visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Sam An
drews. Mr. Hoossock who is now in
the West expects to spend few days
here later in the month.
Mrs. Thos. Mullen, wife of one of
our former station agents Is the guest
of her friend Mrs. Eta Holt.
Mrs. Ernest Gilman was the guest
of her aunt Mrs. Anon Baker last
Monday
Rev. T. B. HIATT Mr.. and Mrs.
Philander Mooris accompanied under
taker A A. Dinsmore to The Forks
last Saturday to attend the funeral
of Ernest Morris.
Mrs. Roy Savage returned last
Tuesday from Boston where she has
been spending several days with her
husband who is receiving medical
treatment in that city.
Miss Inez Holt returned from
Scion last Saturday accompanied by
her friend Mrs. Hester Clark, who
spent Sunday with her.
Mrs Hartwell Richardson arrived
in town Tuesday to visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Benz. Adams.
Mrs. Eugene Lander entertained a
party of friends from Waterville last
Sunday.
Ed Rollins of Concord accompanied
by Wallace Ashcroft left home last
Friday for Lewiston Hospital where
Mr. Rollins underwent an operation
About 80 people composed mostly
OF pupils and teachers of the Congre-
gational Sunday School enjoyed their
annual picnic on the Robinson farm
IN Concord last Thursday. The af-
ternoon was spent in very pleas
ant way by playing games and wad-
ing and they had a fine ride home in
the hayrack.
Mrs Mary Roberts and her daugh-
ter Miss Rena arrived in town from
Boston last week to spend their sum
mer vacation at the old home in
Moscow
Miss Lotie French from Scion is
spending few days with her cousin
Mrs Bert HUFF.
Mrs. George Collins Sr. of Moscow
spent last Sunday as guest of her son
Thos. Collins and family Mrs. Col
Inns has been in poor health and UNI
able to leave her home for the past
year, so the visit was much enjoyed.
1t is understood that Miss Belle
Clark of Texas started on her trip to
Maine last Saturday and after her
arrival will spend two weeks among
her relatives and old friends,
DR.. p A, Wood accompanied MS
mother to Rockland one day last
week and while on the way she was
taken i'll and grew seriously worse.
DR.. Wood returned home a few days
ago leaving her little improved in
health.
Mrs. Chas. Spauldng and son Har-
ry accompanied Chas. Spaulding to
Lewiston Hospital last Sunday. Mr..
Spauldng was brought down the river
in a boat and left here on the five
train Sunday evening. The bullet
was at once located and removed
from his wrist and his condition was
reported as very favorable.
Earl f. Andrews is home from Bos-
ton.
Miss Annie Delaney went to Show
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