The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-20

LOCAL NEWS
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al the State Relormatory, went 10
lewiston on business. Monday morn
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Cullen of Salem.
Mass. are in town this week visiting
heI parents, Mr. ana Mrs. ADner Cur
i'er'
\ full attendance of Golden Rod
Branch. I. S. s is requested ON Thurs
dav afternoon MAY . AT the CITY
n0iluins'
Mrs John ". FoeIer was in Auhurn
Friday 10 attend the semf-annnal
meeting of the Woman's Home Mis-
siouary Board of the CONGREGATIONAL
Church
Mrs H. b Russell who has been
passing the winter at tie home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence r. HIGHT on West
Front street. has returned In her home
in Athens.
Mic A,,,l n..,
her duties as manager At Green Pros
store after an absence Of several DAYS
on account Of the death of her mother
Mrs. Camille Boullard.
ci,,nso, D,,,i.... .z..,
Eragor a,a en-. -, ,''a '"o SONS
from Melville y. + and are getting
settled in their elegant farm quarters
ON the John Weston estate
coo.c. vo1.or 1.,.
ING for Roston whore d. ,,.i'I ,ioiii-
- ba,a an artiao;..l 1..t M e!Iue@for
1,oco,,so Of a ,,,Iat, la II u
it was necessary to have the same
amputated.
NIrs Edgar Currio h., cow, -. ".
York civ for \ visit ..ith ho. -.
y T. Corson Mr. Iob,, C -'g,i,si
,,otber of tho int ,,antia,,l ,,.,ia
bos hoon in Now vi, fo- -
months, will return with Mrs. Currie.
OrvilIa Rutler who VIC brrt 81 t,,o
shoe factory and will probahI,, bo IF
dutv for tho next two reol,s o.a. +bo
annreciative recinien+ Of rar,ar,,
hranco of monev fron, bic follo.. 90.
nIoveee
Nodford Maes vbera no uoo 70 no
,,orr;od tho fret of +h;e wool, 10 N,;ns
Helena q pnrke of tbot cit,, To
cornIo will roturn 10 CIouboo,n 70
establish their future home
Mrs. Edward r. Latty OF Hartland
accompanied by her daughter Miss
dav forenoon 70 vieit bar mother Mrs.
Esther Ripalow and her brother RIOS
GOO RiooIow on tho pock rood 10
CornviiIe
Judge FREQ r Lawrence, Deputy At
lerney General VINO was in town
Monday to attend hearing before
COMPLEMENTARY ConcIava wont 10 pitt
faId Nondav ovening 70 1oot,ro no
fore tho Womon,e CitizaDebin CIaes
charles Pomerleau. who in the
spring OF 1919 was the victim OF the
so-called sleeping sickness, left here
Mohody morning Tor Dallas where
ne VIII be employed In carving lunch
es from the main camp OF a woods
qaqed at tbair work
MISS Elsie savage, VINO Tor the past
eleht months mas Deen one or the OPP
orators at the FARMERS exchange, IS
/ soon 10 return 10 her nome IN Nor
rldge"ock. MISS savage VIII be
missed not only by the SUBSCRIBERS
Dut by many VINO nave occasion TO
use the FARMERS telephone.
The marriage Of James e Dver of
Skowhegan and Miss Lena M. Steward
also of Skowhegan was solemnized
Corgrooatio,oI Churah h,, De-, r. II
NcElhinov Tho eineIa rino sorvico
was mood and tho coun1o wore attend
od Inv Mr. and Mr. E,drord ctou,ord
K. T. Jenkins. an accountant at the
FIRST National Bank, who lately came
here from Salem, Mass, with Mrs.
Jenkins Will reside in the Merrill
house on Bush street. TheY are tax
ing the apartment until lately occu-
pied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith
who Will move to the apartment being
vacated by Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Crow
ell.
Several farmers in the county are
going to experiment this sprinp nv the
use of sulphate of ammonia as a nit
=, o1 Gnnnt Agont Storar Tbis G 10 4 f,,r :
,,;-t,od go 90 ooets ~, 80 parnatt