The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-01-09
SkOWHEGAl LOCAL NEWS

her duties for the Maine Telephone
Co.
Mrs. Emerald E5tabrook Is at the
Somerset Hospital receiving medical
treatment.
DR.. c. Z. Richardson was called to
Athens the earlier part of this week
on business.
Mrs. f. e. Sanborn OF Portland was
a week end guest of her brother H. S.
Hopkins and wife of High street
Russell Relief Corps will hold a
special meeting Friday afternoon to
make arrangements for their installa
ton.
Mrs Cyrus Fortier returned home
from Auburn after a few days visit
with her daughter Mrs Jerome
Quincy.
Mrs. Leslie Goldsmith and her son
Richard arrived home last Tuesday
noon from a several days business
trip to Boston
The Pioneer Past Noble Grands AS
sociation will be entertained at the
h1ome of Mrs Violet Y. Fogg next
Monday afternoon
Ruth BARLEY. who was patient at
the Somerset Hospital few days last
week, returned to her home in Madi
son, last Saturday.
Miss Margaret Green, who was OPP
Grated on at the Somerset Hospital a
few days ago, returned to her home
Wednesday of last week.
Private Daniel Burke returned to
Camp Devens, Sunday morning after
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cyrus Fortier and family on North
avenue.
Miss Gladys Chase who has been a
patient at the Somerset Hospital for
several days, returned to her home on
Madison avenue, last Saturday. She
Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs e. B.
Chase.
Mrs. Mime Greene of East Front
street has recently received letter
from her son, Clyde, a member of Co,
f, stating positively that he and his
comrades were to sail for home on
January 18th.
Mrs. Ella n. Jewett left for Boston
I Tuesday called there by the serious
condition of her daughter-in-law, Mrs
, A. Arthur Jewett, who entered one OF
/ the Boston hospitals for surgical
| treatment yesterday
Mrs. Minnie Wheeler is substituting
as teacher for the present in one o.
the grades of the Park school for Miss
Bessie Scott Miss Scott is i'll at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| Waiter Scott at Keene, N. II.
Mrs Marion Robinson, wife of Chas
Robinson of Winslow, is receiving
medical treatment at the Somerse
Dhf for OF.
~ Miss Marion Cole of this place, be
! ing the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
bert Cole.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Moody have NOV
ed to Madison where Mr.. Moody hai
resumed his employment with thu
| Great Northern Paper Co. Thei
home will be on Old Point avenue
They had been living here since thei
marriage, October 4th, last.
Mrs. Annie Gordon of Buckspor
has been the guest of her son H. S
! Hopkins for the past few days. Mrs
Gordon accompanied by Mrs. Hopkin
leave tomorrow for Portland, wher
they will remain during Mr.. Hopkins
| absence in the West on business.
Private Paul Lessor arrived her
last Tuesday night from France. Tn
trip required fourteen days. He ha
been in the military service for tn
past six months, being engaged as
guard for the trucks which transport
ed the food to the soldiers. He -ha
been honorably discharged. Hi
home will be made with his uncle
Frank S. Lessor of North Avenue.
F. E. Sawyer has recently purchas
| ed the Nash house OF Michael A
Cavanaugh. 1t is located on Mail
street Just at the top Of Baptist Hill
Mr.. Sawyer came to Skowhegan from
Waterville in 1911 and established th'
business which he has since operates
in the Merrill Block. During these
years. his residence has been Oh
Bush street. He will move into his
new home about March 1st
C. ]. Jones arrived home Monday
from the Lake Moxie woods region
He had been employed by Carl q
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