The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-09
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

begin its usual work at $50 O'Clock
next Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman
went to Worcester, Mass. Saturday
for a visit with relatives.
Master Alfred Gould left Monday
for Van Buren, where he will be a
student at St Mary's College.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. W. Hatch of Bel
mont. Mass, departed Friday last af-
ter visiting here with Mr.. and Mrs
Perley Cram
Mrs. Eta SWEET Bradley is filling
weeks musical engagement IN
Portland as soloist at the Congress
Square Hotel.
Miss Amy ]. Bird of Cambridge, Mass
has been passing a few days with
her cousins, Henry Thomas and Mrs
Lyle S Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. George Chase, Miss
Narperet NJ. Chase and Mrs. Myron
r. smith spent the holiday in Port
land and vicinity visiting with friends
Fred S. Burrill Democratic candi-
date for the office of Sheriff of Som
erset County with his son, Harold
Bnrrill was In town from Hartland
Friday last.
The usual Christian Science Ser
vices will be held in Grand Army
Hall next Sunday forenoon at 10.45.
The testimony services are held every
Wednesday night at 7.30 in the same
hall.
Miss Marion and Miss Eleanor
Downes of Andoyer, Mass, who have
been guests of their uncle James Gill
fillan and Mrs. Gilfillan here and at
the Gilfllan cottage at Lakewood de-
parted on the forenoon train OF Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Judkins were In
Bingham Sunday accompanying Mr..
Judkins' niece, Miss Marguerite Hoff-
ses ii that place. Miss Hoffses comes
here from Spencer, Mass, and has
been visiting in the home of her I'M
Gle
Mrs. Clarence Pirington of Lowell,
Mass. Is spending a few days with
her mother Mrs Ida NJ. Pirington of
Malbon's Mills Road. Mrs. Puring-
ton exnects TO return home Wednes-
day with her children who have been
spending the summer mere
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter F. Dodge who
have heeu LIVING on Beech St for
several months left Saturday for Bev-
.a,fy Mss whore thcv will establish
tb4i, fatnra honfa Mr.. and Mrs.
f,4..f.,a f5adn mauv friends during their
ef.av IN Town whs VIII regret their
,.za..,al
ef....,t ..,ooct. v-tb neadauartors in
t4.sfr paa.,n omea was in town SAT
,.r,l.,,. l#.,.f,.o bor. for q visit with
-. ,..,,,,t, Mr. .#s5 ,n.s NJ I Uiqbt
Ia ,t1,o,s ,,.or, 7 oI,or nav Mr. HIGHT
-. fat.,nrl,. rrferi,a1 of eomersat
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Mrs. Ethel Lofke Loud and mite
daughter Of Springfield, Mass. VINO
" (, c.i,obeoId - tbojr 1alyo VEG
Cottoro donartod saturday
-, ~ o,a1ao1, traf, william
Cia,,lt g nortIand 10 c,rost at tho
han,o tbt, vol, boirg tho
fatbor af nfrs ctincbdeId
Mr.. and Mrs. f. 5. woodruff, who
have been living in Cambridge. Mass.
during the summer have been pass ng
q few days with Mr.. and Mrs. o. II.
trin - orohoe wffb Mr. and Mrs Wid-
dor dnring thair visit Mrs Wood
r,,ff,s ,natbor M IInston II N1ong-
fold ono vas also Guest at the
u1iddor bon,o
Miss Freda Harris left Saturday for
ST. Johnsbury. Vt, where she has ac-
cepted a position as teacher of ma
thematics at st. Johnsbury Academy.
Miss Harris taught last year in Cor
har ~ tho foonIt,, In +bo irst;t,,tion 10
Witch bor hrotbor.in-1on, Tbaodoro
wuoon fornorl,. of cllouba-
oa,, 10 ,bo nri,,oiroI
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Mr.. and Mrs. b. r Hartford or
Brockton, Mass, who are enjoying an
auto trip in Maine, have been camp
ing at the Fred Horne farm on the
Norridgewock road Mr.. Hartford Is
a native of Skowhegan. being the son
of the late Miles and Sarah Hart
q shoe hn,innss bara u y
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