The independent-reporter., 1920-08-26

Mrs Rose Taylor visited her daugh-
ter and family in Madison last Fri
day.
Senator L. r. Folsom made a short
tour through the State on political
business last week.
Doras Carlton and family of Brad
ford. Mass. have made their annual
visit with relatives in town.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen,
Skowhegan u5O
A wedding of interest was solemn :
lied iast Thursday at 10 a. m. when
Mrs Sarah II. Frye was united IN
marriage with Samuel Gilman OF Sal
isbury, Mass. The wedding oceurr-
ed at the old home of the bride now
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry Har-
ris who did everything in their power
| to make the wedding the prettc ana
social affair which 1t was. Inc
room in which the ceremony was per-
formed was handsomely decorated in
yellow and white the bride and groom
standing in a fancy window which
was especially pretty for the occa-
sion About forty-fve guests were
present who witnessed the ceremony
| and afterwards partook of the dainty
refreshments Of fruit punch, assorted
cake and waters served by Mrs. Harris
| and a few friends. Mrs. Gilman was
most becomingly gowned In a lovely
layendar dress while her travelling
gown was a very pretty blue suit with
hat to match. The happy couple left
| on the l:45 train for their home IN
Salisbury. Mass, and some of their
relatives gave them a merry send on
! with rice and confetti. Mr.. and Mrs
Gilman received many very handsome
gifts of cut glass, silver, china and
| linen from their friends. Mrs. Gill
man has been resident OF this town
for many years and Is very well
known and has many friends who wish
the happy couple much happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caswell at
tended a family reunion at Strong last
week Tuesday and later in the week
in company with their guests MI ano
Mrs GRAY of Portland, Oregon. en-
loved an automobile trip to Caratun
and Bingham.
Miss Ettie Crosby is gaining and Is
now able 10 take short rides
Mr. and Mrs. George Harlow accom-
nanied bv Mr.. and Mrs e w. Farrand
took an automobile trip to BanEor
Sunday and visited Mr.. and MIS-
Charles Fairbrother.
Ernest Ham OF Boston visited MS
narents Mr. and Mrs. Levi Ham last
week.
William Whiting returned last week
70 his home in HOboken, \. }. Whlle
his wife will remain with her sister
Miss Ettie Crosby until Miss CROSBY
health is better.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Farrand recent
ly entertained Miss Ruby Frost OF
bingham and Miss Cora Farrand oi
Hopkinton. Mass.
Gasoline 33c. Holt & Hight. Skowhe-
NJ tf27
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Gilman of Port
land and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gilman
of Madison were in town Thursday to
attend the Gilman-Frye wedolng'
The Misses Annette, Gladys ana
Adessa Spaulding delightfully."- enter
tanned party of young people at
their cottage at Smithfield last FIJI
day evening.
Mrs. f. G. Edwards left Monday
morning for her home In La Junta'
Colorado after passing several weeks
with Mrs. Henrietta Wood and other
relatives In this and nelgnporlne
towns Mrs. Edwards will visit IN
Cleveland, Ohio, on her journey nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Lander ana
family of Augusta and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Lander and family OF Madi-
son were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Sam Albee
Fred Whiting and daughter Mrs.
blanche Moore of Maiden, Mass. have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Miller. Mr. Whiting is now visiting
in Oakland and Mrs. Moore has re-
mained with Mrs Miller on account OF
the serious illness of Mr.. Miller.
Charles A. Moore is to engage IN
the retail boot and shoe trade at
Deering Junction September first he
has already bargained for the stock
and fixtures in a long established To-
cation. Mr. Moore has been a resi-
dent of this place for six months
coming here from Montana.
Reid Culberson of Bangor spent
Saturday with his sister Mrs. Cook
Estey. Mr. and Mrs Fred Cuber-
son of Waterylle y b were also
guests at the Estey farm Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Culberson of Easton Aroos-
took county. arrived at the Estey farm
last Monday night