The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-10-10

Wooden Co.
Mr.. and Mr. Frrd Rove OF oak-
land were in town on" day ast "eak
calling on friends
Mis-, Ann Caswel Is to return 20
Business college in Boston very Don
to complete her course.
Mr. and Mr. G r Fogg who hage
been in Lisbon Falls on business, re
turned nome last Friday
Mr. Arthur Lcavitt and Miss Mel
lie Holt OF Canaan visited with rela-
lives on day last week.
Mrs.. & d McCulley has returned
10 her home in Wateryille after Wis
ting With relatives and friends.
Mrs Sadie Morse returned to her
home in Oldtown last Friday after
visiting relatives here for ten days.
sherman Greene and his mother
are moving from Cedar street to the
Harville house on Middle street. this
week.
Gerald Marble left this week for
the University of Maine, where he at
tended at one time, for military
training.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Currier of Dex-
ter. who formerly lived here, are in
town. They will visit Mr.. Curriers'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Abner Currier
William Preble, who is stationed
at Camp Deyens, and been on FUR
Tough at his home, accompanied his
mother. Mrs Charles Preble to Provi-
dence. r. |.
Mrs. Everett Garland was called to
Scion last week owing to the illness
of her sister. During her absence
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Mcclure are
keeping house.
Miss Lillian Taylor, who is a gradu-
ate nurse and has been stationed at
a Massachusetts Naval Station, is re
ported very i'll and her mother left
last week to attend her.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Parsons ac-
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
I Iar
trip in the Dead River region. re
turning the last of the week.
Mrs. Bertha Gotta and her three
of South Lewiston. return
ed to their home this week after
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Martin of Baptist Hill
Miss Velma Fogg arrived here last
night from Boston. where /
she has been attending an Art School |
She will remain home for while |
owing to the prevailing epidemic.
Miss Margaret Green will return to |
he Posse Gymnasium school in Bos I
on as soon as the school opens. Like /
,ther schools it has been closed on
lccOunt of the prevailing influenza
Guy Badger, who came from Camp /
)evens to attend the funeral OF his I
,rother, DR. Omar Badger has an at
ack of the influenza and is very i'll +
t the home of his parents, Mr.. and .
1rs. George Badger
The Milburn Commandery [. o. G. !
: held a special meeting last Thurs
lay evening with State Deputy J. W
and Grand Commander Her
'ert Mckinney of Portland as guests
md speakers of the evening.
Mrs. Clifford Jewett and two sons
attended the wedding of her brother
Merton Delano of Augusta. and Erma
Hutton III East Vassalbor0 Mrs,
luton at one time resided on Mid
he Slltci Ill the lODlHoOn ilpuS's
Miss Geneva Smith returned from
CONCORD, y H. last Thursday night,
where she had accepted the position
If Physical Instructor in the St Mary
private School for Young Ladies'
'he left Tuesday to begin her duties
Roy Haywood returned to Bingham
asst Monday, where he is employed,
fter visiting with his family at the
ONE of Mrs. Heywoods parents, Mr..
nd Mrs Horace Weston of Main
treet, for few days last week
Mrs Thomas Campbell and little
on Fred left last week for Portland, !.
where they will re-establish their
lome. Mr. Campbell preceded them
few days Mrs. Campbell's moth
r. Mrs George Dane will make her
lone with her daughter
Mr. and Mrs Henry y Hall of the
'ity Of Methuen, Mass. are guests of
,Ir. and Mrs l.. G. Trafton of Bige-
oW Hill Mrs Hall was. before her
marriage, Miss Mary f. Davis of
Athens, her father being the late
Joseph Davis of that town.