The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-04-10

yer for couple Of weeks.
Mrs Mary French returned to her
home in Scion last Monday after
spending a few days with relatives
in town.
The Ladies Social Circle Of the
/ Methodist church met At the home of
Mrs. Myron Smith on Cedar street
/ last Monday afternoon
Howard Steward. salesman for the
| Skowhegan Monumental Works, re
turned to his work this week after
an illness of several days
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Weston nee
Mildred Weston are moving in town
tAis week from the Walter Weston
farm on Beech Hill road to the Roul-
| lard house on Summer street
There is to be a meeting Of the Off
GERS and life members of the Som
| erset Central Agricultural Society, at
the office of the Independent-Repo
next Tuesday evening at 100
Mrs. George Nichols returned to
Jackman last Saturday morning after
being away from home two weeks
visiting her son Everett in Portland
and her daughter. Mrs. Charles Turn
or on Cedar street
Mrs. H. L. Ames of Mt Pleasant
avenue is visiting with friends at
COrinna her old home. Before her
return she will visit her sister Mrs.
Will Davis of Dexter. Mrs w w
Huntoon of Norrldgewock accom-
panied her daughter
Mrs. w. l.. Hill left last week for a
visit with her son. Fred Richardson
and family in Portland. Mr. Hill
will probably leave the last OF this
week for short visit in the Richard
son home and will accompany Mrs.
| Hill on her return home.
| Roy Haywood returned to his work
| in Spencer, where he is at present
/ employed by Forrest Colby Mr. Hey
wood has been in town for a week
with his wife and children at the
! home of his wifes parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Horace Weston on Main street
| Mrs Angie Steward arrived home
| Wednesday night of last week from a
ten days visit at the home of DR.. l..
s. Playse and her sister. Mrs Charles
Playse of Hopkinton, Mass. DR..
| Playse was former resident Of this
town. He graduated from the Skow
hogan High School in 1900
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Kelley and lit
tie daughter of Gardiner, together with
Mrs kelley's sister. Mrs Thomas Bis
son and two children. who have been
passing the winter with them, are
guests AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Turcotte of East street
Last Monday an anniversary mass
was observed for the repose OF the
soul of Beatrice Lessor recommended
by her husband, Andrew j Lessor.
Last Tuesday the anniversary mass
of Audilon Veiieux took place at the
St Mary's church. The mass was
recommended by Mrs VeilieuX.
At present Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis
and son. John Jr, are making their
home with Mrs. Lewis mother, Mrs.
Charles II. Chute OF Madison avenue.
It will be recalled that a portion of
their dwelling was destroyed by fire
last Wednesday night Attorney
Daniel Lewis and wife are still oc-
cupying the down stairs portion
Joseph Turcotte is at work this
week moving a barn a short distance
for Maurice Provencal. This is from
a stand of buildings just northerly of
the bungalow built by Mr.. Provencal
in 1917. He Is moving the latter to
the bungalow lot. to be converted into
a garage. Mr. Turcotte's crew Is
made up of his son Edward. nephew
Frank Turcotte, Louis GARNER, Vital
Bouchard and Frank Murray.
The Roderick Farm Agency. Cover
Block, of Skowhegan, reports the sale
of the Ernest Hilton Stock farm in
Starks, to u. S. and Guy Sleeves of Al
berta, Canada; the George Holt farm
In Norridgewock to l.. l.. Bell OF New
bury, Vt; the Annie Green farm of
Burnham. to Erving Powers of that
town; the Butterfield Timber lot in
| Pennington, to w. Burton Small,
Sheriff of Franklin County All have
/ taken possession.
Harold Sanborn has gone to New
York with DR.. w. s. Stnchfield 10
consult DR. Albee, considered the
best bone specialist In the world. Mr.
Sanborn has had serious trouble with
blood poisoning In his leg for the last
six years and the bone is somewhat
affected. He will remain for one