The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-29

rE SkoWhegan Citizens Band will
: Norridgewock Monday evening
an open air concert in that vii
age
,trs Nuriel Dore, member of the
,a,,ondent- Reporter Office force, is
nassing the present week at her home
n Wiscasset.
~ and Mrs. Carroll Viles and
,'ir TWO daughters and Mr.. and Mrs.
;D' INN yiles of VIM are to spend
.ort week at Southport.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Dunlap are
40 narents of a son, the mother be-
sore her marriage having been Miss
wldred Rowell of Rowellvale.
Yrs c. J. Abbey and niece Miss
Ina wentworth, returned from
o oees Point, Monday, Mr.. Abbey driv-
no down for them by automobile.
willard Paul of Dorchester, Mass.
10 Tho guest at the home of Mrs. E.
y Vail of Pleasant street. He is
tending Burdett Business College in
Boston.
Edward Sayers, Ernest F Dionne,
uacfor Sirois, John Corson and Lee
,.e nionne made an automobile trip
=, the Sayers car to Armstrong, Can
ada Sunday last.
carlton NJ Holt arrived home from
vorthport. yesterday. having been en-
oying d few days at the shore with
81. family They are remaining for
several days longer.
NJ and Mrs. John Lewis and son
.ceompanied by Mrs. Charles Chute
have gone by automobile to the west
avn mart of the State for about a week
yi.itjng relatives and friends.
ndee C. o. Small of Madison and
Attorney ]. w. Manson of Pittseld
rere busy at the court house Tuesday
,rending to the settlement of the es-
,o,e Of the late Allen Hackett of Pitts
fed
Mrs. Carroll Noyes and children
t.v4 arrived here from Stratton and
are getting settled in their new home
an Locust avenue. Mr.. Noyes is EN-
Moved in the printery department of
he Independent-Repo
Mss Maria Coffin, a native of this
AVN now of New York City. is at
~ present time sojourning in
mg having gone for visit with a
inner friend. Miss Coffin frequent
y visits in Skowhegan summers,
Chester Augustine. three days old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leon a. Bailey of
lake Austin died yesterday. Moth
pr and child were in Skowhegan at
me ume of it's birth and the father
las also been here during the week.
Miss Grace Morton and Miss Mil
bred French of Boontown. \. j., who
nave been visiting at the home of
Mrs Sarah Gledhill, departed Tuesday
forenoon. Mrs Reuben Morton is re-
naming for a longer visit in the Gled-
bill home
Alfred T. Morrill, who with Mrs.
Morrill, has been spending several
weeks here with relatives. is starting
today on his return to Cincinnati,
Ohio. Mrs. Morrill, is remaining for
longer visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank L. Flynt
George Fogg of Cornville ACCOM-
panied by his nephew Master Robert
Spear of East Bridgewater. Mass.
was in town Tuesday. Master Rob
ert has been visiting at the Fogg
farm since last month and left dur
Ing the day on his return home.
Miss Arlen Mckinney arrived Mon
day night from California to visit for
time with her mother, Mrs. Lima M.
Mckinney. Since the close of Texas
Christian University at Fort Worth,
Texas. where she has been teaching
music, Miss Mckinney has been visit
ing in Corning and Pasadena, Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Roberts and
daughter Marion of Sherman Mills
and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Sleeper and
daughter, Grace, of Staceyville, who
have been guests at the home of At
torney and Mrs. Daniel Lewis, have
gone by auto to Belfast and other
neighboring cities for about three
weeks
Mr. and Mrs. J. ]. Lambert OF New
York were entertained over Sunday
by Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Ordway at
their lake cottage. Mr.. and MRS.
Lambert were on their way to Garry
Pond. Mrs. Ordway who is spending
several weeks at her shore cottage at
Peaks Island, returned to that place
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Knapp OF West
Haven, Conn, who have frequently
visited at the Lake in the past are
again occupying one of the Fairgrieve
cottages at Fairgrieve Bay. Lakewood.
Mr. and Mrs. w. ]. Holway OF the
Forks who have been in another OF
the Fairgrieve cottage for two weeks
are returning home this week.
Miss Frances Weeks of Bath VINO
played the accomplishments at the
concert, Monday night, has been
guest at the home of Mr.. and MIS-
George w. Cover. Jesus M. Sanroma
and Erie B. Renwick of Boston. the
pianist and vocalist at the. concert re-
NAMED in town over Tuesday ana
were guests at the home of DR.. U. h
Tracy Jessie Hatch Synonds' the
violinist, was entertained by MIS-
Sarah Marston.
Word has been received from Amer
lean Counsel H. Tobey Mooers ana
Mrs Mooers by his parents Sherln
and Mrs. John A. Mooers that he was
leaving Lisbon on July LIST aboard the
San Miguel en- route to the Azores IN
Portugal. He will be located at Horta