The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-01
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

DR.. and Mrs. l.. p. Geofrion are in
Montreal
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard W. Lowd and
daughter Beatrice motored to King
field Sunday.
Mrs. Emmeline Fletcher Dickinson
of East Mortified is visiting Mrs. Fan
ME W Fletcher
4 steam heating plant for The Catho-
lie church, Parochial school and con
vent is to be installed.
Mrs. Marjorie S Fales and her sis
ter Miss Corine l.. Salley have been
spending several day in Portland and
vicinity.
Mrs Robert Smith Of LeaYitt street.
departed Monday afternoon for Fair
i field, where she entered the Sana-
/ torum.
Mrs. Charles NJ. Berry and daughter,
Pearl, left Monday fer Beth and Liy-
ermore Falls. They expect to be
| away for a month
Mrs. Grace NJ HUFF and her sister
Mrs Vera Hun have returned home
from d several days visit with rela-
tiyes in Oakland.
Mrs. Beatrice Carpenter and sons.
David and John of Someryille Mass.
are at the home Of her uncle, Charles
H. Davis, kileare Farm.
Miss Doris " Huff is to leave this
week To visit her sister in Augusta.
She will probably remain there dur
ing the rest OF the summer.
Mrs. Marshall Viles and children
will spend the greater part of the
summer at the Joseph Viles cottage
at Long Island, Portland Harbor.
Mrs. Emma Deane has been enjoy
ing a short vacation from her duties
in the Farmers Telephone Office and
Miss Lillian Swain has been her sub
Stitute.
Mr.. and Mrs William Wescott of the
Athens road and Mr. and Mrs Charles
Burnor are expected to arrive home
the latter part Of this week from an
automobile trip to Canada.
Master Louis Frank, son of Ed
ward Frank oil West Front street sus-
tanned a deep cut back OF his left ear
Friday bv falling on some glass. DR..
Lord was called and so serious WIS
The wound that stitches We're required
and ether administered
Governor Carl T.. NHllikeu and
Councillors were in SkoWhegan Friday
10 inspect the State Befolmatory for
Women. They travelled bv automo-
bile and also visited while i'm this see
t.on the Central Maine ~auatoriun at
Fairfield.
their daughter Mr. l. c. BoynaD.
MIR Howman and their son arc away
ON an automobile frfp nIraaph the
White Mountain. and into Montreal
The RoWmau4 are now living in
Springfield " and visited at the
Dascombr homo prior To the bcpia=
ming of the lrIp.
Mf. anu NJ Oh e7' "aile anu
months of age. are to leave here Sat
urday next for Narhlehead. Mass,
where Mr. White has secured a posi.
ton as chauffeur. Nh White was
formerly a resident of NorridgcWuck
Int his home has beeH i'm Skowhegan
since his marriage two years ago.
ioil'ollo" 'r 'l"as' mo- iliiS I'iei
VIII ne 9Pegidi MASSES a. oai La
five and seven o'clock in recognition
of the devotions of Good Friday. The
Children Of Mary Sodality and all
vounP women of the Catholic parish
will receive holy communion at the
Catholic Church next Sunday morning
at eight O'Clock.
Wora mas peeh received mere VI lie
marriage OF feriey Alexander OIL filhe-
nam, Mass anu , nise n"pei DieoioI ',
Thursday night in bingham. The
bride is the daughter of Robert Bige-
low formerly of this Mace and altho
she worked in bingham last winter
she has lately been emploved in this
town leaving here to be married.
Mr.. and MIS- FRANK biShop anu son
OF oxford, n. u. are guests at lne
home OF George W. COX on iialoFel
street. Ihey are accompanied ny
MIS-. nI9tle oi pl',se 49," 49,, .mo '' -
about 200 miles being accomplished in
ahont ton hours in Ford car. David
,rbiotlo of Lowell Mass has also been
a cuest at the Cox home this week.