The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15
NORTH ANSOS

day.
Mrs William Bushy Jr. has been at
Lewiston the guest of her brother
Glen p Taylor.
Theodore A ORellly returned Fri
day TO his home in Winter Harbor,
called there by the illness OF his
daughter.
Mrs Queenie Barron is enjoying a
vacation from her duties as clerk in
FL Holley's store and is spending
The week at Embden with her parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Granville Berry.
Misses Ruth and Marjorie Sprague,
daughters of Joseph Sprague of South
birmingham. Mass. are the guests OF
their aunt, Mrs. Stephen B. NORM, and
grandfather Ambrose c. Sprague.
The Republican leaders made a fly
ing trip here last Saturday afternoon
and Mrs Frank II. Holley served ten
of them at her home. Among whom
we're Cong. John A. Peters, Col.
Frederick H. Parkhurst, State chair
man. Frank J. Hamm, Women's State
chairman, Mrs. Guy Gannett and the
National Woman Organizer, Miss
Betsey A. Edwards.
Gasoline &c. Holt & Hight, Skowhe-
gan. Me. tfz1
Miss Lula Gordon left Monday for
Belgrade Lakes, where she will be
employed during the summer, as
waitress at Jamaica Point camps by
Daniel Marshall.
George II. Williams has opened
lunch room and ice cream parlor at
Lakewood to be known as Williams
Spa.
Mrs. Arthur Hagan, who has been
che guest of her mother. Mrs William
n. Mckinney for the past three weeks
returned to her home in Bath, Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Wtham had for
guests last week Leonard Carver OF
Chicago a chemist in the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad, who arrived Wednesday
and 1t was his first visit here for e1gh-
teen years, and Thursday his father,
Walter f. Carver of Boston, who holds
the position of New England division
manager of the Ajax Rubber Company
came. They left for Boston Satur-
day. The Carvers are relatives OF
Mr.. Witham. Lester c. Witham OF
Milton. n. H., who has been at Hart
land for a visit was also their guest
a day, having taken Robert, his little
boy to West Mills to stay with Frank J
oliver, the boys uncle. Robert VIII
be remembered by the village people
as the little boy who was very i'll with
pneumonia at the Witham home the
last of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. ReXford Oliver anG two
children of School street, have gone
TO Bakers SidiAg to live for the sum-
mer as Mr.. Oliver is employed on the
railroad section there.
Mrs. Arthur Newey and four chill
dren Barbara, Donald. Ruth and Ches
ter of Newton Upper Falls. Massachu-
sets, and her mother, Mrs. Nora
Waugh of Starks were calling on
friends here in town Thursday of last
week. Mrs Newey was formerly Miss
Minnie Greenleaf of this place, a
graduate of Arson Academy, class of
1908 and also a graduate of a Normal
School in Massachusetts. She and
her children are spending the summer
at Starks with her mother.
Mrs Wallace Parsons and little son
of Portland are the guests of Mr. and
Mrs Fred S. Parsons.
There will be a special meeting of
Stanley Buck Post No. 113 of the
American Legion at Stewart Public
Library, Monday evening, July 10.
Ercell Gordon is at Readfield for
week helping his uncle Edwin Cor
don In haying.
Miss Frances French went to Port
land, Saturday, where she will be the
guest of her cousin Marjorie French
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Clark have
for guests, Mrs. Clark's sister, Mrs
Myrtle Swan and two children, Regi-
pald and Priscilla Of Keene, N. II.
who are here for a month; also Mr.
Clark's mother and two sisters. Mrs.
Mcclure and Mrs. Benjamin Brown,
TWO nieces Elizabeth Brown and Mary
Sweeney and nephew Ernest Brown.
MIR. Clarks relatives are from Frank
lin. N. H.
Mrs. Mabel Mantor has for guests
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hoop
or of Bangor and her niece, Miss
Gertrude Hilton of Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. McGoff have
zone to Waterville to live as he has
employment there as a carpenter. Mr.
McGoff is one of the McCom Brothers
who bought the Leonard Emery farm
a little over year ago.
Mrs. Morris Snyder Gertrude Vein
sArg) and baby left for Wellington
Saturday, where they will spend the
summer with her husband, who is the
manager of her fathers store there.
Mrs. Della Vttum returned from
Wxtervilfe, Saturday, where she re-
Gently underwent an operation.
Mrs. Harry Curran ORANGES I'LL
hertz and four children, Ruth, Ter
renee. Harry Jr and Gordon of Am
AMI. Province of Quebec, came last
week TO spend the summer with her
parents, MI. and Mrs. r. F. Gilbert OF
Elm street
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Moody OF
Union street are the parents OF a girl
born Monday, July IL. weight nine
mounds and half. This is their thlrd
child, the others are Ruth and Esth-
or Mrs. Moody was Miss Evelyn
Gushing.
Miss Lena Donley, commercial
teacher in Portland high school, Is the
xuest of relatives and friends here
Ia town.
Miss Alice Tapley is visiting MIS-.
Alice p. Simmons. Miss Tapley Is
tbe Oldest daughter of John Tapley,
who was principal of Arson Academy