The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-23
Miss Ruth Greenwood is i'll with

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a are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
hayden of Lakewood for two weeks
Mr. and Mrs G Il. Church spent
the week visiting her mother Mrs.
Mammie Cheney of Hinckley.
Miss Alice Strang of Madison has
accepted 4 position as stenographer
at the law office Of Harold J. Phillips.
Mr. l. Z Route OF Newtonyille,
Mass was among the business yisi-
tors in town this week
John l.. Fish will resume his duties
as editor OF the Misrepresentation
about November first.
Cecil Gates has returned from Bling
ham, where he has been scaling for
Forrest Il. Colby.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Sawyer and
son William Of Beach street, were
callers on relatives and friends in
Norridgewock last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyer Sweet and little
son howard and Mr. and Mrs Har-
~ Hanter OF Strong were calling on
friends in town last Sunday
Dr. and Mrs. L. y. Ellingwood. Mrs.
Jane Parsons and Miss Florence John
son Of Athens were in town for a
brief stay this week
Mrs. Olive Dealey is to close her
home the last of this month and go
to Sangerville to spend the winter
with friends.
Miss Elizabeth Olney who has been
rooming with Mrs Olive Dealey dur
ing the past summer left here this
week for Washington, d. c.
Mrs. Nathan Randall returned to
her home Monday in Wateryile after
spending three weeks among friends
in town.
Mr.. and Mrs II. e. Judkins accom-
panied by Attorney II. j. Phillips and
family. motored to Madison last Sun
day and We're guests at the home of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Hamlin Perkins.
Clyde and Earl Walker, Charles
Hodgdon and George Pratt of Clinton
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by the Central Maine Power Company
! building the dam.
Mrs. lIoratio Emery and daughter
Eta, who have been spending the
summer at their old home on Main
street, are to leave here for PASSPORT
tomorrow (Friday).
Chas. Miller and Albert Mintel were
in Skowhegan the past week, making
the trip from Springfield, Vt by auto
mobile Mr.. Mintel intends buying
farm in this part of the county.
Emery T. Dyer returned last Mon
day to Brunswick where he is attend
ing BOwdin, after spending the week
end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs A.
f. Dyer of Madison avenue
Alton Dolbier arrived home last
Monday night from Lake MoXie where
he has been employed for several
weeks in the woods He will not re-
turn there for further employment
The next meeting of Golden Rod
Branch l. S. S. will be held on Thurs
day afternoon. Oct Goth, in the City
Building Ladies' will come prepared
to sew
Mr.. and Mrs. Dell Young were in
town last Tuesday calling on his
cousins Mrs. Howard Durrell and
Mrs Mabel Judkins. They were on
their way to visit his parents in
Scion.
Miss Anna Gwynn, a Baptist State
Sunday School worker. who delivered
an address at the Bethany Baptist
church last Sunday. was the guest
Of Mrs. j. o. Smith of Water street
while in town.
Miss Margaret Chase, who has for
several years been in charge of the
cashiers department in the New Eng
land telephone office on Madison Ave,
has accepted a position as stenog-
rapher at the office of the Independ-
Co and will commence
her duties October 81.
Judge Fred f. Lawrence and wife
left here last Monday for Augusta
where they are to make their home
this winter with his mother Mrs
Flora Brainard. Mr. and Mrs. Law
renee have rented their home to DR.
and Mrs. M. E. Lord, who moved in
this week.
Miss Mary S. Jaynes of Haverhill
n Fl is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. s.
w Philbrick of Coburn avenue. Miss
.faynes and Mrs. PhilbriCk formed
their acquaintance at Mouse Island
uuitp a number of wears ago Miss