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

Elmer f. Towne. Republican candi-
| date for the Legislature left Tuesday
morning on a business trip down riy-
er
Frank Clough arrived home yester-
day from Boston having gone there
to drive home new Haines automo-
bile.
The Ladies Social Grille of the Me
thodist Church will meet with Mrs.
l. ]. Smith Friday afternoon at ~
o'clock.
Mrs. Belle f. McPheters left Monday
morning on her vacation which shee
will spend In Lewiston, Portland ana
Lisbon Falls.
The Festival Chorus rehearsal Will
be Friday evening. Sept. 10, at the
| Congregational Church Parlors. All
members are requested to be present
Mrs. William Gray OF Oldtown and
Mrs. Charles Trafton of Waterv1lle,
we're week end guests at the home
of Mrs. Trafton's daughter, Mrs. j.
c. Clifford.
A COW moose was seen on Madison
avenue Labor Day and passed in front
of a moving automobile disappearing
between the Eates homestead and the
next place above.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R Jones of Keene
n. H., who have been summering at
their Orgunquit Cottage have been
guest this week of Mrs. Jones mo-
Their, Mrs. Amanda Witham of Middle
street.
The infant son of Thomas Robin
son of Scion, aged about ten weeks
died Tuesday at the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. George Moore
whose home is over Nash & Viles on
Court street.
Mrs. Olive Lander OF Scion is visit
ing this week with her cousin, Mrs
George Clough of the Lakewood road
Another cousin, Mrs. Sadie F. Blair
and daughter, Eva M, were guests at
the Clough home last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Hodgdon,
formerly of this place, now OF East
Mercer, are the happy parents of a
daughter born September 6. The
little stranger has been given the
name of Eudene Harriet Hodgdon.
r.-.,... ...,. ~ ~ n
H. Tracy will occupy the pulpit at
Madison and Rev. c II Mckinney will
preach here at the Federated Church
and in the afternoon he will be at
uinckley and Sunday evening both
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The cars oil the Somerset Traction
Co VIII run on a new ran schedule
beginning Aonca4, september i5th
aHa viii leave SNa"hcgan on standard
uHe al $50, ION, Ma, -, II IA,
A. w. eUp, 2.NV. 5."0 a*o3, f.o' p. IN.
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elseNhefe ia this issue OF the Indie
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Mrs. Fellows, Mrs. Bruce White and
son. and Mr.. and Mrs Carl w NAL
ley were delightfully."- entertained at
eaI at R1ne Hill on Friday afternoon.
Mo White 10 a former nunil of Mr..
Tnoiso1 Who waq for many wears
Ia.der of tho famous Kneisel ouar-
totto apd frat violin of the Boston
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Merriam and
two children of Melrose, Mass, and
her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Douglas and Mrs. Douglass
sister. Miss Gardiner and their son
Duncan of Milburn, n. J., motored to
Skowhegan Saturday evening and
we're guests of Mr.. Merram's parents,
Rev. and Mrs. George Merriam. lhey
returned MohuHy iiioi niNe'
Dr. Henry Moor and Mrs. Moor of
Providence. r. |. were in town Mon
ha