The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-31

George w. CLEVELAND ielt helc yco-
terday morning for Kineo, where he
will remain for a while
Charles Collins, who has been
spending the past week at Wateryille
returned home Monday night
Mrs. r. D. Cleveland and daughter
Eva are expected home next Satur-
day from a several days visit with
relatives in Everett Mass.
Miss Evelyn Viles, daughter Of Mr.
first of the week for Flagstaff to visit
relatives and friends She will re-
main about one week.
Mrs Alice r. Cover will return
home from Lewiston tomorrow tFr-
day. to spend the week end with her
family. Mrs. Cover is taking spec
ial studies at Bates College Summer
School, in that city.
The Roderick Farm Agency reports
the sale of the Jerry Harrington farm
on the River road to Eugene Layoie
of Fall River Also the sale of the
A. +. Tuttle farm in Norrdgewock. f
to Walter Dunt0n of Bingham.
Peter b. Wiley was in town Tues
! day morning He is the oldest resi-
dent of Athens and two years ago
| was the holder of the Post cane He
has been a subscriber of the indie
pendent Reporter for forty years.
Mrs George d. Arnold will leave
for Portland Saturday noon whore
she will join her son. G. Walter Snow
of Somerville Mass. They will con-
tinue their trip to Southport where
they will spend two weeks at the
| Spear cottage
There will be supper in the
Bethany Baptist Church Thursday at
$50 1t is intended for the members
of the church and congregation with
Mrs. Hanson of Medford, Mass, wife
of the first pastor and returned sol
diers as special guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest fash and
daughter Eiilda, accompanied by
Misses Laura and Rose LemieuN ar
rived home last Monday night from Il
weeks outing at Peaks Island. Miss
bert's Ice Cream Parlors last Tues
day.
George Day, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w Day, has arrived home af-
ter thirteen months service overseas
He intends to remain at home for a
few weeks, after which he will return
to Poughkeepsie, y. Y to resume his
position with the a. G. Dunton Lum-
Der Corporation.
Misses Della and Alice Bouchard ac-
companied by their sisters Annette
and Helen and brothers Dennis and
Levite left last Friday morning for an
automobile trip through the northern
part of Maine, coming back by the
way of Canada and the White Noun
tans. They will be away Two weeks.
Bruce White, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs, Elise Fellows White,
left for Boston, sunday afternoon to
spend few days Bruce will 90 to
Gallup, New Mexico to spend the rest
Of the summer in The employ of the
L. S. Geological survey He will re
turn in the fall 10 resume his studies
at Bowdoin.
Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer formerly Miss
Elizabeth Williams. niece of Mrs
George r. Faireraye, has sold her
home in Arlington Mass. and has
moved her household goods and candy
manufactures outfit to skowhegan.
The goods were brought across
country by an auto van and as far as
is known. this is the first loaded NOV
ing van TO drive from Massachusetts
to Skowhegau.
Miss \. J.. Walker of Hartford
Conn, has been in town the present
week Her principal errand in
Skowheean at this time, is to dispose
of fixtures formerly used in her mil
linery store in this town. Miss
Walker was resident of Skowhegan
from 1908 to 1915, A portion of this
time her store was at the corner of
Madison avenue and Water street and
the balance OF the time in the Merrill
! Block. Since last January. she has
been employed as trimmer in the mil
linery department of C. S. Hill in
| Hartford.