The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-10

'"l1 - uiuD0ll OF MILFORD, y.
II. Is the guest of her sister Mrs. Leo
Briggs OF Baptist Hill.
Misses Lana Nottage and Lulu
Walsh have gone to Mingo Springs
Tor the remainder of the summer.
Mss Maud Green arrived home last
Monday night from Lewiston where
she mad been passing several day.
Mr.. and Mr. Harry Burgess and
son Walter are passing a two weeks
vacation at North Pond in smithdeld.
Mr.. and Mrs ". 5. Robinson of
Concord are guests of William 1t
tlefeld al their home on the Back road
Miss Myrtle Lambert of Cornyille
has been recent guest Of her sister
Miss Evelyn Lambert of North avenue.
Mr., and Mrs. Carlton Osborn are
the proud parents of a son born this
week. The mother was formerly
Miss Annie yigue
Mrs. l.. A. Caswell and Mrs +. \.
Meader have gone to North Pond for
weeks vacation. They will occupy
the CasWell cottage.
Mrs. George W. Welch arrived here
yesterday noon from Bingham to visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs Norris
Laney Of North avenue.
The first band concert of the sea
son will be given by the 10th Regi
ment Band on the Russell street
stand, tomorrow (Friday) evening.
Charles Russell and Paul LeFeyere
of Maiden, Mass, arrived Thursday
last for two weeks visit in town.
Mr. Russell was a former resident of
TINS place. 4i5f S 8 s"-
Messrs. Donald and Arthur Burrill
arrived here this week from Massa-
chusetts being called to Skowhegan
on account of the illness of their
mother Mrs, Frank Burrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Briggs and little
son Harry went last Thursday after
noon to Norridgewoek and was the
guest of Mrs. Briggs parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Bates until Sunday af-
ternoon, .-.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Nitsehke
have gone to Lawrence, Mass. for a
few days visit. They were accom-
panied by her sisters Misses Ruth and
Gertrude Steinert, who have been
visiting with her.
Mr.. and Mrs O. {. Moore are in re-
ceipt of a telegram from their son
Lyle 5. Moore, thai he has arrived in
New York ana is expected home Mon
day He has been connected with
the Graves Registration Board.
Mrs. Pearl Swain and son Robert
of Scion are visiting at the homie OF
Mrs. Goodrich of Leayitt street. Mrs.
Swain Is a teacher in Portland She
is graduate from the Skowhegan
nigh school in the class of 1895.
Mr. and Mrs William Beauford be
came the parents of a son recently AT
their home on Dyer street. Mrs.
Bea1ford was before her marriage
Miss Blanche Roderick, daughter OF
Mrs Margaret Roderick of North Ave.
Arthur Savage, who has been spend
ing the winter with his brother Leo
Savage of Portland. has been a re-
cent guest of his aunt Mrs. Alice
Baker of Turner avenue. He left
here this week for Madison where he
will stay with his father Horace Say
age.
The July business meeting and So
cial of the Ella f. Mitchell Philathea
Glass of the Bethany church Will be
held at the home of the president
Mrs. Mabel Judkins of Locust avenue
on Wednesday afternoon July 10th
At $50 D. m. a cafeteria lunch will
be served.
The committee, recently appointed
by the Board of Trade to aid in pro
noting the interest of the Somerset
Central Agricultural Society, mel al
the office of the Independent-Repor-
ter Company, last evening. The work
of securing new life members for the
Somerset Central is to be taken up at
once
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lynn Files OF East
VIM have been in town for several
days visiting friends and relatives
and attended the Viles reunion at
Madison last week. Mr.. Sles is IN
charge of large numbering operation
in VIM for the American Realty Co.
having under his care Nj men and
seven camps.
Mrs. G. l.. Smith Win her four
children Paulin aged seven, BernadIne
age six, George Xanthius aeed four
and Malcolm Milford aged one are