The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-03-18

t,r week end visits IN Wateryille
and Hartland
r is reported that Ray Spaulding is
,sta i'm at his home. He had prac-
,,oaIlv recovered from influenza and
10 now has q relapse.
Mrs Noah Demo and daughter, MISS
Dorotbv Demo arrived home Saturday
ui,bt from Watervills where they en-
ioyed a brief visit with relatives and
friends.
Ar and Mrs. william Dionne OF
Pressure Isle went TO Waterville yes
,srdav for a visit before returning
home. They have been guests OF
Thomas Dionne and family.
Arduaintances here have been ad-
vi-el that Miss Gail A. Taggart who
i. -uondng the winter in Orlando,
fla has lately undergone a serious
surgical operation in a hospital in
that city.
Galen l.. Barnes, an employee OF
the somerset Shoe Company, is con-
fined TO his home with pneumonia.
DIR. Richardson is the attendig physi-
elan and the nurse in attendance is
\ Mrs. Young
Miss Ida NJ. Perry entertained a
8 large number OF friends at her home
81 Thursday evening of last week. The
n occasion was costume party in the
III observance of midlent. Light
81 lunches were served and victrola mu-
NJ sic was enjoyed,
Mrs. George Clough OF the Lake
wood road returned home last week
N from several days visit in Portland
ID and Augusta She was accompanied
q home by her son, Frank Clough, who
returned to his duties in Augusta
n Saturday morning.
a Mrs. Ellie York, wife of George
81 York is quite i'll at her home on Mad
n ison avenue Her daughter, Mrs. An
"a gelina Hall of Boston is at her bed
side. 1t has been eleven years since
Ia Mrs York has seen her daughter and
~ she CAME here unknown to her moth
u er
Albert j. Blair has installed a New
England telephone and the number
is 254-2 There have been a few
q changes in the telephone numbers in
q that neighborhood as follows: F. S
81 Lessor & Sons ring now is 66-2; B
n A. Daggett, 254-3; Clyde Corson, 116-
~ II and G. K Barnes, 116-12.
81 Mrs Lizzie Leavitt returned to he1
81 home in Canaan Monday afternoon
u after visiting her sister, Mrs. Vera
Daggett of North avenue and also Wis
iting in Waterville with relatives and
y friends Mrs. Leavitt was also join
ed on a brief visit to Waterville by
Mrs. Daggett and little daughter, Gle
a ma.
81 There was initiation and balloting or
candidates at the regular meeting oil
u the Pythian Sisters held Friday even
ing. At the next meeting, Feb. 2e
there will be degree work and refresh
ments will be served. Mrs. Heller
Knight and Mrs Edgar Ford are the
committee for arrangements for the
evening
h c. f. Turner, who lives at the home
OF his son w. F. Turner, observed his
10th birthday, Tuesday evening. The
event was celebrated by his friends
who remembered him with victrola
records, cards, fruit and flowers At
o'clock Tuesday evening Mrs w. f
Turner presented him with an angel
cake bearing seventy candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Joseph
Ia " ''' 'lllblC anu OlHSlS III OCNSl ttl
81 days returned to aomerville We'd
n nesday. They were intending to To-
NJ cate permanently in the vicinity o.
& Boston, but in California circumstal-
81 ces have arisen which caused them to
M change their plans. They now Will
81 return to their home in Eureka, Cal
# for the future.
81 \ certication of change of location
ri has been filed at the Somerset Re-
Ri gistry of Deeds Office during the past
II week. George Mcleod, clerk of the
Il skinner Lumber Company corpora
81 uon, announces that his organization
81 viii have its principal office at Skin
81 ner hereafter. The principal office
has been in Skowhegan and at a meet
RI ing held here recently it was unanim-
n ouSly voted to change to the Skinner
n office.
81 Word has been received here from
"a brother Edward Bilodeau, formerly
~ Vi TINS place now studying for the
81 priesthood in Rome that he is well