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

old home.
John NJ. Little went to New York,
Tuesday, leaving on the early morn
ing train for few days.
Mrs. NJ E. Lord and little son Ed
win Moor Lord have returned from
an outing at Ocean Point.
Miss Annie Roderick has returned
to Portland after visiting her parents
Mr.. and Ms. Joseph Roderick.
Mrs. Bertha Ellis and her son Ken
meth went Monday to Weld for a visit
at the home OF David Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fox and Leon
Fox. Jr left Monday morning for
Conway, n. n. for a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs George Chase and chill
dren and Mrs Laura Eutung are visit
ing this week In Portland and Old Or
chard.
Mrs. Leon Wilbur Of Madison avenue
underwent surgical treatment at the
Kennebec Valley Hospital Monday
forenoon
Miss Abbe Gail Of Newburyport,
Mass. has been carrying for her aunt
Mrs. B A. SAWYER who is very Ill at
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs Merle Judkins marion
DYER who have been visiting in Corn
Vile left Saturday morning for Bos-
ton and New York.
n. l.. shepley of the Atlantic &
Pacific Company in Wateryille, return
ed to that place Monday morning af
ter visit at his home
Mr. and Mrs. S f, Nay have been
visiting this week with relatives in
Dorchester. Mass. and they will go to
Aver, Mass. before they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Lindsey of
Beverley, Mass. who have been guests
of c. B. and P c. White and their
families returned home Monday.
Miss Alice Hobart, who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ho-
bart has departed for Belgrade prior
to returning to her home in Boston.
DR.. and Mrs. C. f. Richardson and
their guests Miss Susie Steelbrooke of
Waltham. Mass and John L. Fish were
at New Meadows Inn, Brunswick.
Sunday.
Miss Ruth Anderson OF Pittsfeld,
Mass. who Is spending some time at
Hazeldean. Lake Wesserunsett. went
to Augusta. Friday to visit friends
over Sunday
Mrs. F.. w. Tapley of West Medfield,
Mass. and her daughter Phyllis who
have been guests of her cousin. Mrs.
D. II. Bartlett. left Monday for visit
Ut York Beach.
Miss Gladys Rowell has returned
rome from a four weeks visit in Mys-
tic. Conn. at the home Of Miss Doris
and Elsie Rayner and also with
friends in Boston.
A. rt4tuiem mass for the late Will
liam Frye was offered by Father Rem
aud at 100 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing from Our Lady of Lourdes Roman
catholic church.
Miss Margaret Leonard who has
besn playing with the Lakewood Stock
Company during the summer left
Monday morning for New York. hav-
ing completed her seasons engage
ment
Miss Mildred Keene Of Boston has
been visiting during the past week
with her aunt, Mrs. Abbie X. Wildes,
having come to Maine TO visit with
her sister Mrs. Katherine Doak OF
Belfast.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Horne and Mr.
and Mrs Cleveland Dore were week
end visitors with relatives or Mrs
Dore in Damariscotta. While in that
section they visited the BURBERRY
fields and and gathered two bushels
Of berries in four hours.
Mrs. Effie NJ Lawrence Of Rockland,
Mrs. Sadie Bates and DR.. I. 3. Mower
IF Waterville, trustees Of the Stare
for Women. were at the
Institution Friday last. Ground mas
been broken for the new administra-
ton building which is to be built on
the Reformatory estate.
Mrs. Amanda Witham while calling
at the home of Mrs. Abbie Hilton on
Madison avenue, Monday, fell down
1lRnJ OF stairs anu SuSLdlucu ihJui 100
Of quite serious nature to her head
and back. She was removed to her
home on Middle street and DR.. Lord
was called to attend the case.
Miss Mildred Merrill of Milford
Mass has been visiting with Mrs. Leo
Briggs and Miss f. M Hall. Mr.
Briggs who is working on the new
house being built for William Mitchell
and family had the misfortune to step
on a nail from which he has suner-
ed considerable inconvenience lately
Construction has been begun on the
$50 900 house being built by the Maine
Spinning Company as a residence for
local agent william Mitchell. The
house will be built on West Front st
and will be thoroughly modern in
every respect containing seven rooms
and three baths. 1t is located on
pleasant site next to the present home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, and will be
finished for occupancy this winter
Otto Nelson & Company Of Bangor are
contractors.
A quiet wedding was solemnized
Saturday night at the parsonage OF
the Bethany Baptist church when
Miss Leveda Mildred Kearney OF Ca
naan became the bride OF William
Hilton Fowler of Canaan. The groom
10 taamctar and ia the son of Mrs