The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-05

,r- Nellie Sleeper Of Roekland is
l.ee her cousin Mrs. Levi Maroon
=. turner avenue.
ur and Mrs Arthur Hafrey arrived
trvn Monday from Houlton. They
re looking for farm.
vre Abner Moore of Jackman un~
went surgical treatment at Ken
.sbec Valley Hospital, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dealey are ex-
.sctad home next Tuesday from a ten
US vacation trip to Portland.
Miss Alice Emerson arrived home
,.st Monday after months visit with
triooe. and relatives in Gardiner and
vicinity. -
There Is TO be a meeting of the
eLnubegan Merchants Association
mis- Thursday evening at the Mu-
sIcpa Building at 7:90.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord ar
-iyed home by automobile Tuesday
..pbt from Ocean Park and Portland
gbere they have been enjoying a sew
.ral days outing.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Conroy of Mad
..on and her sisters Misses Eugenia
md Isabelle Dionne have returned
zone after a vacation of two weeks
- pustins Island and Portland.
Miss Evelyn Lambert returned
home Monday from Waterville where
ne has been visiting for several
r4eks While away she was a guest
=, relatives and friends in Augusta
and Clinton.
Attorney f. c. Butler Of Chipley,
Florida will return to that place some
tme next week. He is al present
rsting his brother A. X Butler with
wbom be is associated in the firm of
Bltler & Butler.
ioAn L. Fish. editor of the hide
,endent-Reporter has been taking
-rjef rest from his duties this week
The last few days have been passed
b, the home of his aunt. Mrs Alberta
ward in Athens.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Ames and
-,eir two children. Horace and Helen
sfh Mr.. and Mrs. John b Nutting
3ill arrive home today after d weeks
vscation spent at the Samuel Emerson
cottage at Christmas Cove.
Mrs Alice s. Baker will entertain
tie Pioneer Past Noble Grands Asso-
alton next Monday afternoon at her
zone on Turner avenue. Each lady
.toad come prepared to furnish
something for entertainment./ =
Mrs. H. T. Jewett has returned home
after visiting two weeks with relatives
Wilton and Stratton. Mr. and
Mrs J S. Durrell OF StrattoH were
. town a few hours Wednesday,
ringing Mrs. Jewett homeIby auto. /
Nj and Mrs Leland To%ne of Lew
son arrived here Monday and are
visiting with friends at Lakewood. Mr..
Towne is the son of Charles Towne
Il Madison and Mrs. Towne was for
merly Miss Lucille Fortier of this
Place,
Mr. and Mrs Leon Witham enter
ained as guests on Monday, Mr.. and
Mrs s. u. Rice of Guilford, Miss
Dorothea Rice, r. n. of Boston and
Miss Ida Rice, dietitian. of Auburn
dale Mass Mrs. Rice is a sister of
Mrs Witham.
Mrs. Neil Mills and daughter Evelyn
accompanied by Mrs. Merle Bessey
eft here for Mrs. Mills home in Port
land, Tuesday. Mrs. Bessey will visit
for short time with her. Mrs. Mills
and daughter have been guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Hugh Hurley.
The usual mid-week service will be
held at the Bethany Baptist Church
this Thursday evening at 1880. The
subject will be Our Mothers and Our
Wives" This is one of a series OF
topics about the home life which have
been considered at these services for
few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Veilleux oil
Waterloo, N. Y. who are visiting in
Town will leave for their home Friday
morning and on their way home will
visit friends in Albany, n. Y. Mr.
Veilleux has a sister, Mrs. Clevis
Pooler also a brother-in-law Mr. JOS
eph Lessor of Factory street.
large number of members of the
Pythian Sisters, Bloomfield Temple
we're invited to pass the day at the
cottage of Mrs. James Gilfillan al
lakewood Friday. The ladies were
given ride around the pond during
the afternoon and a delicious lunch
was served at supper time. 1t was
very entertaining affair for all, In
spite of the inclemency of the wealth
er.
Mrs. Robert T. Bigelow was called
to her home in Pittsburg, Ohio, Tues
day morning on account of the illness
Of her husband. He was suffering
from a broken leg and crushed foot
caused by a casting falling on him
Mrs. Bigelow was at the time visiting
with her brother, DR.. F. S. Bigelow
s o. Robinson of Lakeview was the
week end guest at the home of DR.
Bigelow.
Clark Ellis has his usual garden on
the DR.. Mann road this year. The
plot consists of about three-fourths OF
an acre In this small area he has
growing potatoes. beans, corn, let
tuce peas, string beans, beets, car
rots, cucumbers, squash, pumpkins.
Mr.. Ellis garden area is plain LAND
and the present season with its ire
Quent rains have been very favorable
for his crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Burrill with
their two children, John aged II and
Carleton aged 6, were In East SHOW