The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-19

Miss Madeline McCollor OF Portland
is visiting relatives and friends in
Skowhegan and Cornyille.
MIS- Doris Chase is enjoying a va
cation from her duties at The Central
Maine Power Company Office.
Nh and Mrs Fred Moore OF Ran
aolph spent SUNDAY with the family OF
the.r son George \. Moore OF High ST.
Nj and Mrs. G. N. Bailey OF Lewis
ton are visiting her sister Mrs Lizzie
Watson and other relatives IN this
section.
Miss Dorothy Day left yesterday for
OAK Bluffs where SIZE viii be brides
maid at the wedding OF Miss Alice
Manchester.
Miss Annie Tureotte and Miss Well
ena Bouchard are visiting their pa
rents for lew days. They came here
from Penacook, y H.
Charles J. Sheridan OF Lynn, Mass.
is a guest at the home OF his father,
II. {. Sheridan for this week He is
at present employed by the General
Electric Company OF Lynn.
Mrs. J. b. Bunker and Mrs. Katie
Bunker returned To their home in
Franklin yesterday. after visiting
their daughter and sister Mrs. II. J..
Springer OF Middle street.
Mr.. and Mrs Panl Toober Of West
field. \. J. are passing some days
with Mrs Tookels mother. Mr.. An
ge-ine Parsons and haI brother /. j.
Parsons and family.
The Skowhegan postofiee which
has been under construction Tor some
time. Is completed. with tie insta.l@-
ton of TIVE incandes,ert lights ON
each side OF the entrance IL The oii.ce.
Horace Hilton OF Athens who Wa
brought to kennebee Valley Hospital
Tuesday evening BY Dr.. Ellingwood.
for an operation for appendicitis, was
reported yesterday as very comfort
able,
Mrs. Sarah Clifford Gray OF South
Berwick, who is visiting at the nome
Of her mother, Mrs Annie Gihora OIL
North Fairfield. was in SkoWhegan
Monday calling on Mrs. NJ. E. Lord
and other friends.
Mrs. M. ]. Henderson, Mrs. J. {.
Armstrong, Mrs. l.. f. Melster, Daniel
Stewart and George l.. Cleveland lelt
here yesterday morning for Garlanu
to attend the fifteenth anniversary oi
the Oliver Hill school reunion asSo-
citation. Mr.. Cleveland is president
of the association. IT was orgahlzeu
August 7, 1906.
Mrs. Pearl Swain, a teacher IN Ine
Portland schools, has been Vlsltine III
town this week Mrs. Belle Estes
Dorothv of Upper Clairmont, n. ). Is
also visiting in town with her brother
Charles Estes and Mrs. Eva o. II. BaK-
or These two ladies and Miss Grace
Russeu who is here from Washing
ton were classmates of Mrs. II. =.
Judkins and the four held reunion
last evening in the Judkins nome.
lanes A. Seavey is expected home
next Saturday after Visit Win MS
sister. Mrs. Sanford Dunlap, COUSIN.
Ospood Eaton and other friends ana
,eletiyes in Dexter. Mr.. SeaVey mas
heen a resident of SRowhegan Tor lhe
mast two years, moving mere from
Madison in the summer OF 1913. ne
owns house on Pine street, and mas
for the past seven months lived WIN
bie daughter. Mrs. Harold Phillips on
West Front street.
Or Lynch. State life stock commis-
sioner and DR.. Reidy, chief OF inc
eratlcation department OF tuberculo9ie
of Maine. representing the Federal gov
ernment. left here yesterday afternoon
after being in this section 10 lnVesu-
gate contagious diseases among AMI
mails with DR.. |. l.. Sa.ley' my
found traces of what they were
searching for and while no NERDS nave
as vet been condemned some are ue-
ing held under close observation D!
Or Salley
Mr.. and Mrs. W II. Boynton leave
here next Monday morning for Taco
ma Wash. where they Will De locdl-
"a for . time If they like, il is pos
sible they will locate permanehtIv
Their son Fred will go with them An
other son Ray, has a position on 'ne
railroad in New York. Mr.. Boyntoh
hoe sold his farm. the so-called war
ron Foss place on the River ROAD &c
sylvester Moore of New Brunswick
since Mr.. Boynton sold his farm ne
has been living with his son Henry
Roynton of the River road
Jobn Lister of Bingham, whose case
was continued from week ago, was
before Judge Brazzell yesterday AFTER
noon charged with malicious MISCHIEF
Cnmplaint had been made by h L.
Woodcock of Belfast who charged LIS
ter with injuring log building which
he owned at Chase Pond in MOS
cow Eight witnesses were heard and
Lister was found guilty and fined 20
and costs. Settlement ensued. f. r.
Merrill appeared for the State ana
Harold J. Phillips for the respondent
Three purebred Guernsey cows, four
wears Of age were shipped from North
Arson station Wednesday OF last week
bv George E. Foster Of Cornville Inc
animals were lead from Mr.. Foster
farm in Cornville across country
rather than shipping them from Snow
hogan which made them "a hours less
on the railroad journey. the am
mails were consigned to Sumner X.
Hooper, who is a proprietor OF ooSs
camp at lockwood. One of the am,
mails which sold 70 500 was siTed
NV Sir William of Ellawn, bull breo
and raised by Mr. Foster.