The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-04-10

lIleluS last week dl E1lIlChlGs.
Daniel Rogers of Arson was in
town one day last week on business.
Ed Game of Hinckley loaded hay
from this station several days last
week
Miss Cora Allen and Miss Clara
Tibbetts of Hinckley were in town
last Friday calling on friends
Edward Whiting and Floyd Nye left
on the noon train Monday for Port
land. where they had business for the
postotfice department.
Edgar Emery of Boothbay arrived
Saturday night called here by the ill
ness OF his mother, Mrs. Abner
Emery of Mechanic street
Mrs. Audilon Vellieux and her lit
tie son Bernard, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Baudet, are visiting for
short time at the home of Mrs. Sarah
VeillieuX
Mrs. Francis Parker is visiting her
sister Mrs. George Tibbetts of Hinck-
ley, and Mr. Parker is visiting his
son, Edward Parker at his home on
Pleasant street
Sebastian Bison left here Tuesday
for Camp Deyens, Mass. TO see his
brother Cassimir. who has recently
come from overseas. as a member of
the 26th Division.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward f. Heath were
in town last Monday to attend the flu
neral service of Mrs. Lucy Philbrick,
near neighbor of Mrs. Heath's, in
her girlhood days
Miss Lucille Fortier has been in
town this week, the guest of her
brother Fred Fortier Miss Fortier
has been employed in Waterville, at
the Fashion, since May. 1918.
Miss Helen. Charlotte and Margaret
also Master Morris, children OF Mr..
and Mrs Tracy NJ. Gates of Madison
avenue, were guests last week of
their grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Morris Moore in Madison.
Ralph Priest has returned TO Skow-
hogan, after being in charge of the
Direct Importing Store in Wateryille
for the winter months He is back
again in his position in the Bowman
Hardware that he formerly occupied.
Raymond G. Fogg, son Of Mr. and
Mrs G. r. Fogg, spent the vacation
Of one week in Boston with his sis
ter and other relatives He return
ed home last Tuesday. He had the
pleasure of seeing the boats bring
ing the 18th, arrive at the dock.
Mss Louise II. Coburn has gone to
Concord, Mass. to visit her sister Mrs
Charles Pepper for two weeks She
will also go to Washington, ID, {. to
attend the National meeting of the
d. A. r. Miss Coburn will be a
guest in the home of DR.. George Otis
Smith and family while there.
At the regular meeting of the Loyal
Order of Moose the following officers
were installed: Dictator, Peter
Walsh; vice dictator, Joseph Foun-
tain; past dictator, Anon Herst; pre-
late. Guy Burnor; secretary, William
Halves; treasurer John Provincial;
trustees, Horace Rowe and Joseph
inner guard, Louis GARNER.
Mrs. J. o. Smith of Water street
entertained over the week end her
nephew Leonard Mayo of Oxford,
Mass. and Charles Hanson Gale of
Medford. Mass Both young men are
students of the class of 1922 at Colby
College Mr. Gale is the son of the
late Evangelist Herbert l.. Gale and
the grandson of the late Charles V.
Hanson D. D., first pastor of the Beth
any Baptist church
Mrs. Margaret Briggs left Tuesday
for Boston where she will visit with
friends for a few days. From here
she will go to Philadelphia to visit
with Mrs. Florence Diller for weeks.
Later she will spend a short vacation
at Atlantic city where she will be
met by Mr.. Briggs. Mrs. Briggs was
accompanied to Boston by Mis- Mar
garet Leavitt and Miss Hannah
Chalkley These young ladiet have
been passing a short vacation AT the
Briggs home and are returuing toI
their school at Walnut Hill
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