The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-10

spending the week at Peaks Island
Mrs. Anna Bandeld of Boston Is
visiting this week with Mrs. H. S.
| Hopkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Laplant are
the parents OF little daughter born
June 7th.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase return
ed Monday evening from a short visit
at Parlin Pond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rowe of Bige
low Hill are the parents of little son
born Tuesday.
Mrs John H Steward is passing the
present week in Bangor. Mr.. Stew
ard drove over with her Sunday
Col L. ". Gerrish was in Portland
Tuesday night to attend the annual
/ counsel meeting OF the Patriarchs
Militant [. o. o. F.
Henry Erie Lowther leaves this
morning for Someryille, Mass. after
visiting for several days with rela
tiyes and friends in town.
Rev. c. H. Mckinney and Dr. o II.
Tracy of the Federated Church were
in Scion Tuesday to attend the
Congregational Association.
J. NJ. Dwyer of Chipley. Fla. arriy-
ed here Tuesday morning and left dur
ing the forenoon for Lost Pond. where
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Mrs w II. Boynton has been in
Orono this week TO attend the com
mencement at the University of Maine.
Her son Ray Boynton, is among those
mentioned as receiving honors this
year at the college.
Mrs Kelsie Allen of Mercer under
went surgical treatment Tuesday al
Somerset Hospital Her brother DR..
Dyer of Gulford and Mrs. Dyer and
little daughter have been in town this
week owing to her illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Parlin of Los
Angeles. cal are passing the summer
months visiting relatives and friends
in town They have been located in
t3at state for sometime. While re
siding il Skowheeau they lived on
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Mr. Charles Carnage left Saturday
on the O'Clock train for BoothbaYl
Harhor. whittier she was called by
the critical illness of her mother, Mrs.
Salomc Gilman. Mrs. Gilman spent
Iast ,riofe5, At the Gamoqa home bere
To-. roaa5tion is belioyrd In he ver,.
critical
,.ot,rnnd at SATURDAY from an eiqbt
nv, ,.in In tboir camn At RocLwoaa
rbov ronort fehfnp not sa good as il
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nn,hor of feberman is greater than
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hotter aftlr his list rain
The Madison Boys Band gave a de-
lightful concert at Coburn Park Mon
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what imnroved Mt Somerset Hospttal
following an accident which he sus-
tained last week He was moving
from his former homo on the back
road to Rents Hill and when taking
awav tho last load of goods his team
became unmanageable and ran over
MIN. Several rlDS were broken ana
internal injuries sustained.
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Street Commissioner E. l.. Ford and
crew OF men were at work putting
some big shores under the Smith Pond
bridge, Monday. This work was done
to make safe the passage OF a we'll
digger which was to cross the bridge
on its way down river. Mr.. Ford Is
ready to start his rock Crusher at the
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