The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-26

Mrs.. Y. \ J. Weston of Pennington
was visitor in town resentiy.
Miss Ethel N Bailey returned home
Friday from an automobile trip to-
New Hampshire and Massachusetts.
Mr. and Mrs George Moody of At
Pleasant avenue are passing a Yaca-
ton at Peaks Island
Lucille Vigue OF Augusta is visit
ing at the home of her uncle William
Breton.
Attornef Folsom Merrill returned
home Sunday from a several days
business trip to Augusta. lewiston
and other Maine cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Webb and
Miss Blaneh Pollard were in Scion.
Sunday. guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs David Rowel.
Miss Grace Paradis returned to Au-
gusta Monday after spending few
DAYS visiting her parents and other
relatives.
Misses Gladys Pencil. Magma Cor
don. Ann Caswell Walter Batcheldor
and Leon Symonds. motored to Dead
River Sunday
Arthur Giroax. who has been spend
ing two weeks vacation with his
mother Mr.. Charles Provost, return
to Lewiston Monday.
Miss beatrice Lo~d is passing the
present 1eel, At Lakewood She is
making her headauarter~ at one OF
the Fal@'ptes cottages
Misse, Rue Morgan aud Helea
Gates h1vs arrsa nome from Bos=
ton after aal there Tor several
day.
Mrs RHa II Clyde Of Patman. Conn
is expetre3 10 arrive here tomorrow
FRIDAY 10 visit her parents. DR.. and
Mrs.. A. 3 Borden for several days.
Mrs. Arminda smith of Beech street
has returned home from Haverhill.
Mass. where she was called on ac-
count of the illness OF her sister Mrs.
Ruth Hastings
The marriage intentions of Guy Dun
lap of Skowhegan and Essie DrillOn
of New York City have been placed
on file at the town clerks office. Miss
Drillon is nurse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Pooler and
mother Mrs. Celina Poofer, Mrs. Ma
~ Lessor. and Emile Pooler have
gone to Canada by automobile for a
visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs Margaret Lacroix and two
children. Margaret and John left Sat
urdav morning for Providence, X. l.,
where they wi establish thor future
home.
l.. md Mrs F n Cleveland and
Mr. and Mrs. Odel OF Everett, Mass.
- expected here next Saturday to
visit al the home Of Z. Marjorie Gle
yaland.
Mr AID Mrs Frank Thompson and
NJ. and Mrs. Robert Hall and daugh-
tor. Elizabeth went to Lewiston sun
dav and were guests OF Mr. Thomp-
sons sister and also Mr. and Mrs. {.
" barnard.
Mis- Doris Chase resumed her du
ties at The Office OF the Central Maine
Power Company, Monday morning.
She arrived home from South Paris.
SATURDAY dlltI Nl@l'lltE t't"'tfN'7 49,
friends for several DAYS.
Miss Fedora f. Lewia OF North Ave.
left Monday morning for two weeks
vacation 1t Peaks Island While there
She will stay at The cottage of her
aunt Nellie Lewia who has been
spending part Of the summer there.
\ p Bailey left Saturday ~ the
. - train 10 unload and look after his
exhibits OF sheep At the Bangor Fair
Mr. Bailey will follow the fair and
will probably return home about Dc
tober first
Morrill, Hoxie returned to Troy. n
Y Monday after visiting his father
Frank Hoxie and his aunt and uncle
Mr. and Mrs Harry \. Dinsmore.
While here Mr. Hoxie Joined the Am
erican Legion Simon Peters Post
Mr.. aud Mrs. Joseph Roderic'. re-
turned to their home in Auburn Mon
day after visiting his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Roderick. Sr. They
were accompanied by little Miss
Henrietta Roderick. who will remain
for about three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frasier. Mrs.
W. p. Cullen and daughter Gertrude
and the Misses Carrie and Myrtle
Cleveland are spending several weeks
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d.
Bailey. They plan to return to their
home in Lawrence, Mass. next Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Maroon and IA
mily of Pleasant street left Monday
for Marlboro Mass. where they are
to make their home with their daugh- /
ter. Mrs White They have been re-
sidents of Skowhegan for a number of
years Il is probable they will re-
turn here sometime.
Mrs. A. II Christopher arrived here
last FRIDAY TO Join her father G. W.
Herrin at J l.. Herrin s in East Skow-
hogan Mrs Christopher is native
of Connecticut bur her present home
is i'm Boston Her husband is at
the bead of the christopher Publish
ing House in that CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs \ r. Jewett and son
l.angdon. accompanied by Mrs Bessie
r. Lambert motored to Camden sun
day to visit her uncle Charles Baker
H4isaf- .