The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-28
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
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Charles Gardner OF Wateryille has
been in town this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Claire Wiley Of Gin
ton were in town this week calling on
friends.
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler aud Mrs.
Elizabeth Davis have been visiting IN
Bangor this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Moulton Of
El@bden were Sunday callers on John
Nutting OF the Lakewood road
Major Frank Emery and wife have
returned To Washington after several
weeks visit with relatives in town.
Mrs. Grace Leo and her son Adolph
J. Provost lett here last Tuesday
morning Tor a brief visit III Portland.
Mrs. Lou Cushman left Monday
nooa Tor Bangor. where She will
spcad Tie week with relatives and
friends
Judge Hiram Gerlish, wife and two
children Of Brownyille, who have
been visiting for several days at the
home OF his brother, l.. W Gerrish, re
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lewis and
daughter Kathleen of Gardiner, spent
the week end with her mother, Mrs
George Goulette Miss Kathleen will
remain for visit OF two weeks
Mr. and Mrs. n. c. Judkins accom-
panied by Attorney and Mrs II. j.
Phillips and sons John, James and
Leigh motored to Phillips yesterday
to attend the Wits Crossing School
reunion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pond of Nor
wood Mass, who have been at Lake
wood for several weeks. left Monday
for their home While in Skowhe-
gan they were the guests for short
time of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith
Among the local Shriners to attend
the meeting at Bangor, Friday were
f. w. Buchanan, T. F. Merrill, Walter
T. Ordway, Or. W. S. Stnchfield, DR..
George +. Young. r. +. Greenway,
W. II. Elliott II S. Hopkins and II. T.
Mrs. Arthur Longley and two chill
len, who have been spending the
summer in Skowhegan, left today for
heir home in Providence, r. |. Mr. |
.ongley joined his family here last
week and visited for a few days in
lorth Jay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood, Mr..
nd Mrs. Phillip Merrill and son Will
lam, who have been spending IA two
weeks vacation at Lakewood. occupy
ng one OF the Butler Bungalows. will
eturn to their home in Portland
.eXt Tuesday.
+ X CaYouette and daughter Mrs
/. c. Parsons Of Boston, are expected
n Skowhegan, Tuesday. Sept. =, for Il
eW days visit with friends Mrs
'arsons' husband, l.. j Parsons. \.
y, G.. is a member OF IIqt of T., Army
supply Base. Misc, Div. Norfolk. Va
Charles W. Tarbell, formerly
Jerk at Sampson 4 Azores, has been
from Nitro. W Va. To
baltimore, Md, where he is in charge
# a hospital. Mrs. Tarbell, who
las been visiting at her old home in
athens, LETT Monday to join her hus-
and.
Seth Davis. who lives on the Can
an road, suffered sudden illness
lille riding with his father in Il
cam last Sunday noon He fell
rom the wagon and the wheel struck
is face ipjuring it quite badly. Mr..
avis frequently sustains these bad
pells.
DR. and Mrs. f. J. Beal of Detroit,
Itch, arrived in Skowhegen, Satur-
ay evening and are guests OF DR.. and
Irs f.. A. Parker The two gentle
zen were classmates at the American
chool OF Osteopathy in kirksyille
10. Dr. and Mrs Beal vii remain
I town for several weeks.
Ralph Merriam, who has been visit
ne his parents. Rev and Mrs George
lerriam, since his discharge. left
tuesday morning en- route to Cleye-
md, Ohio. where Re Will occupy his
ormer position with the Sherwin Will
ANS Paint Company He will visit
Or a time in Boston, where he will
q joined by his brother, Thornton,
Tho also has a position in Cleveland
S Y. NJ. {. A. secretary.