The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-08-14

iting Mr.. and Mrs. y +. Sdhulord.
Misses Fedora Lewia and Bernice
Martin are spending the present week
at Lakewood.
DR.. F. {. Thayer of Waterville was
in town this week in consultation with
Drs. Dascombe and Richardson
Miss Vivian Whitman returned to
her home in Pittsheld last night after
being a guest Of her cousin, Mis- Iva
~ Holway.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Stinchfeld and
two children are visiting Mr.. Stinch-
fields sister. Mrs. James Sanborn of
Portsmouth. \. II.
Bernard Kennedy arrived home last
Saturday from ten days visit at
The Forks He made the trip both
ways on a bicycle.
Mrs. Lena Mebane Of Jackson, Miss.
who is spending the summer with her
parents in St. Adams, is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. F. G. Nye.
The Eames-Ames reunion will be
held at East Vassalboro Crane Hall
on August 21st instead of August 20
as previously announced.
Misses Catherine Burnor and obi
ellie Vachon arrived home last Monday
from Wateryille after spending the
week end with relatives and friends.
Weather permitting, the 10th Regi-
ment Band will give a concert in
front Of the Fire Station. tomorrow
FRIDAY evening.
Mrs. Sadie f. Blair and Mrs. Grace
+. Moody arrived home last Tuesday
night from Waterylle after being
guest of Mrs Josephine Quincy and
other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCoombs
have returned to their home in Wat
eryille after visiting Mrs. McCoombs
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roullard
of Summer street
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G. Akeley and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Brown motored to
Old Orchard last Saturday and arriy-
ed home last Monday They wit
messed the ruins Of Oronodo Hotel
at Peaks Island which was destroyed
by fire
Mrs. Charles Folsom Jones, who has
been visiting her son. otto II. Folsom
Jones at Pine Point returned the
first of the week. Otto will visit in
Skowhegan before returning to Wash
ington, where he has a position IS
the internal revenue department.
Muriel Cover, daughter of DR. and
Mrs. S. NJ Cover celebrated her ninth
birthday at her home on Coburn
avenue last Friday afternoon. There
we're "A large number of her friends
present. Many games were played.
Refreshments of ice cream and as
sorted cakes were served.
Miss Grace Paradis. a graduate of
Skowhegan High school of the class
of 1919, has accepted a position with
the Texas Steamship Co of Bath. Miss
Paradis was attending business
college in Lewiston when she was of
fered the above position, and because
of her exceptional ability, was adj
vised by the principal of the college
to accept She will be connected
with the insurance department.
Mrs. Belle JeWett with Master
Philip and Miss Elizabeth have re
turned to their grandmother Mrs.
Dora Sanborn's of Bloomfield street,
where they are making their home at
present after spending three weeks
vacation at Lake Wesserunsett with
Miss Lucy Jewett and one week with
her mother, Mrs. Lottie Sanborn of
East Leavitt street. Mr.. and Mrs
Jewett sold their home this spring
and as yet have not found anything
to their liking.
A birthday surprise party was given
to Mrs. Pearl MaeNalley of Hanover
street last Saturday evening by
friends who are employed in the Som
erset Shoe Factory with her. Mrs.
MacNalley was invited for an auto
ride with NJ. Z. Beale and family and
on her return home she was met by
host of twenty friends. She was
presented with a dozen of silver
spoons and many bouquets of flowers.
Refreshments of ice cream, candies
and assorted cakes were served.
The ball game which was played
last Saturday between Somerset Shoe
and the All Star League resulted in
the favor of the former team with a
score of s to 6. The lineup for the
Somerset Shoe team was as follows:
w. Elliot, catcher; B. Lewia, pitcher;
]. LaCasce, first base; +. Roy. second
base; F. Foster. third base; 7. Laney,
short stop; E. Harrington, risht field;
w. Currier. center field. (Chip0 r.