The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-22
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

LINK Oh MISSES dAl4lS "A0 Hin
IuaHam.
rrene currier and daughter
s..@frned from a two weeks trip
,r5astook county
.,. : ". Bunker and party OF.
tnson were visitors in SkoW-
1sgaa Tuesday
-. Estelle Ward of Auburn is Wis
~ 5ar father Henry Ward and sis
= Mss Ethel Ward.
hartley Calicutt of Corinna
r.eturned home after visiting her
"a her Mrs. Laura Noble.
NJ and Mrs. Sherman Gray Of Car
..rer oregon are spending some
w. visiting in Somerset county.
~ and Mrs. w NJ. Steadman of
M...,.ille were Sunday visitors at
ne of Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Folsom.
,r.s Mildred Totman of Hinckley
IN town Monday the guest of
-. brother, Eugene Keene and fami-
- Pleasant street.
-tz. Jessie McGregor. who IS en-
.tz5 IN Portland, is visiting her
.tsr Mrs. Grace Tolman at her
~ on Norridgewock avenue.
-r.- Naude Emery. who has been
.rg Mrs. d. II. Bartlett has gone
a4sIand tor visit before eontinu
her trip to Waltham Mass.
Mss Georgia Hill underwent sur
aperation at her home Tie Hill
...z4n.v Hospital. Tuesday. Mrs.
.ssbe Friend IS attending the case.
s.pt. and Mrs L. w Gerrish have
..,grned from Castine where Mr.. Ger
~ mad been attending the Maine
.5bool superintendent Conference.
nenuty Sheriff and Mrs. W H, Paine
= falmouth have been visiting with
~. Eta Lacasce, Mr.. Paine being alb
mi from his duties on a two weeks
vacation.
In our publication OF the result of
sieetion of Simon Peters Post, Amer
AN Legion, last week. We omitted
.te name of the finance officer, Walter
6 Lessard.
Mrs. y F. Perkins of Middleboro,
Mass. who has been visiting Mrs.
rsrolyn P. Fairbrother. went to Ban
gor tuesday, where she will spend
ne balance of the summer.
nr and Mrs. Brace Lawley of Ar
4,gton. Mass with their little son
mo Joined little Miss Martha Law
~ at the home of Mrs. Pamela A
rsgley, the doctors mother.
bar
daughter Mrs Robert Galloway and
,po children have returned to their
ZONE in New Castle, n. B. after visit
ne With the family of w r. Seamons.
Father A. O. Lacroix accompanied
tv Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dupton, Mrs.
NARY B. Stinchfield, Miss Virginia
Sunchfeld and Miss Lillian Boulette
ere enjoying an automobile trip to
Canada.
Miss Marjorie and Helen Tozier of
Hollis Center are visiting relatives in
own, Miss Marjorie with her grand
mother Mrs. Sarah Abbey and Miss
Helen with her aunts Mrs. Vina Har-
lille and Miss Rattle Tozier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Rowell of Col
At Mr.. Rowells home. Mr. Rowell
5 principal of the High School in
hat town and will probably return
here the first of September
Mr.. and Mrs Clement Downes have
been visiting in Augusta for a few
days the guests of her father, L. w.
Humphrey. They left Augusta Sat
rrdav morning for Pemaquid Beach
where they will remain for two weeks
at their cottage.
While Clifton Lewis of Canaan was
working in the hay field at kilcare
Farm Sunday, he was bitten by VI
ious horse who seized him by the
shoulder with such violence that he
Has lifted from his feet and thrown a
distance of several feet
DR.. Herbert Rodden, who has lately
graduated from the Baltimore College
i Dental Surgery, is in town with
lis brother, DIR. Arthur Rodden and
ior the present will practice with
INA in his Office on Water Street. The
-wo gentlemen are expecting their
.arents and sisters. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Rodden and the Misses Kath-
crime and Ethel Rodden the first OF
1ext month for a visit here.
Herbert T, infant son of Charles
and Mary Gilbert Huff. died of bright's
disease, Tuesday morning at Somerset
Hospital. The child was two months
and thirteen days old and the family
i've in Bingham. altho the mother
formerly lived in Skowhegan The
child had been ILL., it is understood,
practically its entire life. 1t had
been at the local hospital sixteen
days Burial was made in the South
side cemetery.
The members of the Russell Relief
Corps held a Field Day meeting and
picnic supper yesterday at the cot
tage of Mrs Joseph N. Smith at Lake
Wesserunsett. Arrangements were
in charge of the executive committee
assisted by Mrs. Viola Smith and Miss
Margaret M. Smith. Ice cream and
coffee were served at the Smith cot
tage with a picnic lunch which was
served at supper time. The next reg
nlar meeting of the Corps will be held
the third Friday in August.
At the invitation of Rev. o. h.
Tracy and Rev. Charles H. Mckinney !
last Monday evening, Alfred T. Nor
rill we'll known Y, M. c. A. worker