The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-30

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Mrs. Elmer ". Sawyer OF North
Arson was a guest Monday of Miss
Margaret NJ. Chase.
DR.. and Mrs NJ Z. Lord and son
Edwin returned Friday from a short
visit with relatives in Wateryille.
The Ladieb Social Circle of the
NJ E. Church are serving lunches in
the Exhibition Hall during the fair.
Miss Lottie Pollard has returned
home from Big Pond Camps where
she has been employed for the sum
mer.
The next meeting OF the Tnterna-
/ tional Sunshine Society will be held
Thursday, October It'll A full at
| tedance is desired.
f. L. Walker of Woodfords came
to Skowhegan Saturday to join Mrs.
Walker for several days visit at the
home Of their daughter Mrs. Carl Cur
It's.
Supreme Court was adjourned from
Saturday noon until O'Clock Monday
afternoon. allowing Judge Wilson to
60 10 his home in Portland for over
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Russell S Taylor of
craaa,,iiIa have Lorn in town visiting
,.,,.,tt,,d5. .,1 friards amang fbeo he
inl, ri. ,,ara,t. sf. and Mrs Charles
Taylor of Madison avenue.
Misc Iuci1a II Wentworth left Fri
day morning for Boston where she
will become student at the Windsor
school. Her mother Mrs Robert
Wentworth accompanied her.
On Friday evening Of this week the
Epworth League Of the Methodist
Church will hold social ana busl-
ness meeting, to which all OF the
young people are invited.
~ conaa c,rborn and Dr n
Mod Ka1Io++ of Anhurn formerly of
Skowhegan, were guests last week at
the home Of DR.. Sanborn's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Coney Sanborn.
v,a4o. Croor tho voupq con of
49, o.. ~ ' I,,a,.iroa a fr,oturo NJ
.t $500, oDn' I Ios, wool, Tho acct
.re ioi e"' ~, u. so1I hotu,oon come
-. 1.s.s,. nth no uae n1ovin
NJ pa1a,d Darl,or ond
- - 1,.tar,,tfo enent tho
yoo,.9 a9' ..,,i,;n j., town Tbev
, "een CIV W. tan,.iii o ,hair future home
~ men at.il'l, tana and now MIN
'oi me- >
Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Varnum.
who have been residing in town for
SOME time, nave moved 10 fiareiahu'
thelf former nome. MI val mum
has been employed by me Aihelicah
WOODEN 90.
A., eoah rr.r.,a L n pookord
,,,-aa3a. oa'.i,ord M and Mr. Il +
1 nn@, ,e' "a To- rnrd ord attended, the
t,'a,1 - Ioso,,h paclard in Fast
Winthrop, last Saturday The de-
ceased was brother Of the three peo-
pie first mentioned.
NJ Md t1orso,, wor, nv outomo-
80 =, 1tot.aa,d ca.urdat, 1,boro eba
',iai.a9 t,.iaraa for faa, daye and
,,. -. = 80 ;n,,na,'oa n 70 bor howe
- "a CT bas hoop ,,isiting
49, Co.. eat,or.l dava Nfrg uarsav
,,,a,, sl,r ,,,an,, ,,o,rs a rooidan+ Of this
Town.
Al. 1 NJ. Cbo,lo, II yrbitt;or
,,.ta - haor cnonding tbo enmrnr
y. ut. oottoo,o ~ Ial,oUood started
~, - ot,,nr Eri1.,, FOR tbair homo
y, yt,t,,tor DBL, EIo urs Ti12ia
,ta.5 ,iator 20 5rs wbittinr
' lID''' -, a',ana = son, ,,ontbs in tho
l p','.'h 5,,.i,ra, 49, r'i,,to,. soosor
- - a,,, tIo,,ras a,ton,ohiIo
ha,.i,,,, nrrl.basad tho COMO of FRANK
c,a,,h ranriotor of mo CIougb
No. Gnn,',a,, Of uadieon Mr.
,%b, lived how. Tnoeday night
sra,s, poata, u.i.b now. ua,,nos car
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George Paradis OF Factory street
underwent critical operation at
Somerset Hospital last Friday. Some
,nont Tor annnndicitie and later when
a. avorooos eor,ico be vac xbot thr,
tho ,ntosti,os Aabeeione followed
Witch questioned Intestinal ohstruc-
,;nn ord noceeeitatod tbe onaration
", Iost woaL
Only the regular routine OF ousi-
ness was transacted at the meeting
OF the Pythian Sisters on Friday even
ing last. The next meeting Will De
held on October g. tho PVtHIan Sisters