The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-11-06


Miss Cora Bingham of Canaan IS
a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
]. N Smith of Water street
Mr. and Mrs. Walter p Ordway
have been visiting in Boston this week
having departed Sunday morning last.
Mrs. Lena Labin of Madison who
has been a patient at the Soaerset
Hospital for several weeks, has re
ar#e ed 10 her home
Charles Collins, an employee of tie
Turner Construction Co, who has
been at patient at Somerset Hospital
has been discharged
Rev. II. l. Nichols arrived home
yesterday from Scion where he at
tended Group Meeting OF the min
listers in that locality.
Mrs. Nesta G. Miller of Providence.
i r. l., who has been the guest OF her
brother Charles A. Jones and family.
/ left for her home Monday morning
There will be the Annual Harvest
Dinner today Thursday from L to
O'Clock in the church parlors OF the
Federated Church, given by the
Working Ieapuc.
J. y. Smith of Water street has
rented his home to Harry Nelson of
Summer street. The Smith family
expect to occupy the apartments over
the Smith Music store next week.
Ga Friday afternoon OF this week
@ill be a Missionary Meeting at the
Church Parlors at 2.30 o'clock, the
/ TWO missionary organizations of the
First Baptist and Congregational
/ Churches meeting together.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Walton left
Tuesday fer Boston where Mr. Wal
/ ton had business. From there they
will continue their journey to Fox
/ boro, Mass. Where they will visit
heir daughter, Mrs. Byron G. Ingalls,
Friday night at the Lillian NJ. \.
i Stevens cottage at the Reformatory
of the State, the inmates held a mer
/ ~ Halloween party Games were
/ enjoyed and a candy pull was one of
/ the features Of the gathering.
/ L. Z. Jacobs and F. B. Folsom at
caded a district meeting of Odd Eel
o03 Lodges in Hartlaud Thursday
" rht. Mrs Folsom and her mother,
Nj. Carrie Bragg accompanied them
"a visited with Mrs Abbie Brown
s1t The evening
Earl Smith and family OF Boston
arrived her, last Monday from that
city 10 visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. y. Smith OF Water street. He
leaves here the middle of this month
ror Jacksonville, Fla, where he has
n hne position as salesman for the
Hudson Super Six and Saxon auto
iualies. MI Smith has been sales
man for the NJ. Steinart Piano Com
pony for the past fifteen years.
Mrs. Adelaide Snow will give a pub
lie address at the Methodist Church
Thursday evening. Mrs. Snow is
recommended as a National Secret
airy OF the Woman's Home Missionary
Society She has been an Eyange-
list for ten years, a Missionary Work
er in Utah, and a lecturer on the
Cbautauqua platform She will also
meet at The church parsonage at 23C
O'Clock on Thursday afternoon and
deliver an informal talk with the Mis-
sionary Society.
Dr. Julia Nay Kincaid has purchas-
ed the homestead of her late uncle
George Wentworth on Madison Ave
AID will shortly move from the Good
win block ON Water st. to her new
possession. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott G.
Robinson will also move to the Went
worth house with DR.. Kincaid, the
Two ladies' being sisters. While the
report has been current that DR.. Kin
eaid vas to open a hospital there
his is thoroughly unfounded and is
absolutely denied,
Clarence J. Hayden was at home
from Enfield Mass. Sunday and Mon
day coming to complete the business
relative to the sale of his house on
Cast Front st. formerly the Doran
#a.aeH'r TO Fred Horne, a farmer on
- a.f;d eeock Road Mr.. and
Hare VII move to the lower
a5s#t.a IL 81 The house and Mrs. Hay
#e# .as l. an invalid and Mr. Hay
L.. mother will continue to reside
=. he upper apartment for the pres
art County Agent c. A. Storer AID
amtiy Who have been living in the
house have taken the lower rent in
Inc James Brown house on Dinsmore
street