The independent-reporter., 1920-10-21

..,.tsrday from a visit with her sister
in Oakland.
sheriff Mooers, who has been i'll
of the Jail residence, was out for a
sbort time yesterday
Ralph and Ben Butler of Athens are
ON an automobile trip to Augusta and
paugor for two weeks.
Miss Evelyn Healey of Pittsfield for
r,erly of Skowhegan has been visit
ine with friends in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Huff of Corn
vile were visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Sheldon S. Huff this week.
Mr. and Mrs Carroll yiles and Mrs
1ohn A. Mooers took an automobile
triD Yesterday around Mt. Bigelow.
Mrs Blanche NJ. Friend returned to
skowhegan, Saturday evening from a
two weeks vacation spent in Augusta.
f. D. Sayers has purchased the AL
TON Bushey barber shop and Mr..
Bushey has hired an interest in the
Savers shop.
Mrs John w Fogler has gone to
Cleveland, Ohio to greet her new
granddaughter Mr.. and Mrs Ben
T.. Fogler are the happy parents.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Whitten and
dauahter, Mrs Clair Friend of Carmel
were in town last week visiting Mr.
Whiuens sister, Mrs F. J. Friend of
North st,
Robert Lord of Portsmouth. y. H.
f..-t-oOt cilY3ir.9l snap.tf1., fnr
appendicitis in that city Tuesday
night. Mr. Lord formerly resided
in Skowhegan.
Elmer E. Towne, supervisor of NIu-
sic will leave next Wednesday for
Bangor together with the delegat tion
who will sing in the chorus at the
state Teachers Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clough and
son Frank s., accompanied by Mrs
Amelia Weeks, Miss Grace Simpson,
Fred Wthee and Edward Savage mo-
tored to Pennington Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence Mantor contemplates
selling her home on Middle street and
removing to Pennington where her
daughter Miss Agnes P. Mantor. is a
member of the Harrington Normal
School faculty.
The first meeting of the Skowhe-
gan Woman's Club will occur We'd
nesday afternoon at the Library Par
lors at 2:30 p. IN. The annual pro-
grams will be ready for distribution
at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Lord of Canaan
were in town Tuesday, accompanied
by Dr. and Mrs. Harold Bibber of
Portland DR.. Bibber was formely
in practice of medicine in Canaan and
Skowhegan.
The Ella F. Mitchell Philathea
Class are to meet with Mrs. Everett
T. Goodrich tomorrow (Friday) even
ing. 1t is hoped that every member
will be present except those to seri-
Gus to smile or to infirm to kneel.
Mr. and Mrs. Winfield Powell of
Caratunk were in town last Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Powell have been
passing the summer in lockwood and
are going to Palermo to visit with
Mrs. Powells relatives for the next
few months.
Mrs. Emily Pooler of Patten Court
is improving from an operation per
formed at Somerset Hospital for ap-
pendicitis. John kingston of North
Anson and Herbert Sleeves of Madi-
son are both numbered among the
patients at Somerset Hospital, as is
Miss Eva Leger of Skowhegan.
Mrs Olive Washburn of Madison
and Mrs. Elmer Clark of Norridge-
wock are guests this week OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Clough of. the Lakewood
road. Their son, Norris Clough and
family of Augusta have also been
among the guests at the Clough home
recently.
Judge C. 0 Small of Madison, who
presided at Probate court here this
week left Tuesday on the midday
train for Bangor to attend the Past
Grands representatives Association OF
which he is the president This or
sanitation is made up of past grands
of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows
The Ladies Social Circle met with
Mrs. Lillian Smith on Madison Ave
Monday afternoon and carried out the
usual routine of business. Refresh
ments of banana comfort, coffee ant
WdIeTS were StINeQ ny inc iOottoS
The next meeting will be in two
weeks the vrst Monday in November
A notice will be published later.
r. F. Talbot. extension instructor II
dairying, was in town yesterday ant
with county agent c. A. Storer wen
to Norridgewock to confer with Chas
II. Fuller, dairy project leader OF the
Somerset Farm Bureau. The three
gentlemen were in conference relative
to mapping out plans in the dairy pro
ject department of the farm bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r. Harris
have returned home from st. johns
burp. Vt, where they visited thell
daughters Mrs. Theodore Halbert VIII
son and Miss Freda Harris, the latter
member of the faculty at st. johns
bury Academy. Mr.. and Mrs WI
son are just back from New YORK
where they attended tire Wedding OF
Mr.. Wilson's brother, DR.. Perrin VIII
son.
A party of young people from tne
high school took an automobile Irlp
to East Madison and enjoyed a Weenle
roast Friday evening, on the lahe
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