The independent-reporter., 1920-10-28

LOCAL NEWS
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Mrs. B. F. Webb Of Wytopitlock,
vas at home for visit over Sunday.
Brooks Savage was at home Satur-
day and Sunday from Bo~doin col
lege.
Mr. and Mr.. Clyde Corson OF Bing-
ham spent the week end visiting their
parents.
Miss Ethelyn Steward returned to
Bangor Sunday after a visit since Fri
day night at her home on Goburn Ave.
Mrs. Abbie Adell went 10 Augusta
Monday morning where she received
surgical treatment on one of her eyes.
Charles Perkins has returned home
after having been in Moose River en-
gaeed in scenery painting for the
Goburn Heirs.
DR. O. II. Tracy arrived home Fri
lay forenoon from Lewiston where
he listened to an address by DR.. Hugh
IS of London.
Ozro Tozier of Hollis Center. who
has been visiting his sisters. Mrs. Vina
Haryille and Miss Rattle Tozier re-
turned home Friday.
Dr. and Mrs. c. f. Richardson and
little Miss Phyllis visited Sunday with
the doctors brother in Livermore
Falls.
Miss Vivian Hubbard, student at
Colby college, returned to that insti-
tuition Monday after visiting at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Lord of Brooks
vile who have been visiting their
son, DR.. NJ. f. Lord and family, have
gone to Rockland where they will
spend the winter.
Judge II. H. Brazzell was in town
Monday afternoon attending to bust
ness matters in court He went to
Madison to preside at Municipal court
in that place Monday forenoon.
Joseph II. Murray, the local sealer
of weights and measures, Will attend
the State meeting in Portland this
week. He will visit while there with
his three children who now reside
in that city.
Fred Phillips of Watertown, Mass
departed Monday after few days Wis
il with Oscar II. Widder and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Widder with their guest
and other friends dined at Combers
Inn. West Forks, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Lord and
Mrs. George Cover arrived home
Monday from Norton, Mass, where
they visited their daughters Miss
Helen Lord and Miss Carolyn Cover
who are students at Wheaton college.
The village of tents between here
and East Madison where the Central
Maine employees have been living
Whi!a at work on the power transmits
sion to Guilford has been moved to
Cornvile. to better convenience the
employees.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins of
Bucksport departed Friday after vi
sitting at the home of his brother II
$. Hopkins They were travelling by
automobile being en- route to Boston
and We're accompanied as far as Port
land by Mrs. II. S. Hopkins.
Mrs D. A. Beaulieu and her daugh-
ter. Mrs Adelard Labouliere accom-
panied by a sister-ln-law, Mrs. Adolph
Beaulieu of Montreal returned to that
city Tuesday after being guests of
l)r and Mrs l.. p Geoffrion. Mrs.
D. \. Beaulieu is the mother of Mrs.
Geoffrion.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clough, accom-
panied by their sons, Frank S. OF Mad
ison and Norris Clough and family of
Augusta, arrived home Monday from
Boston spending a few days in that
city and vicinity. They party was
driven there by Frank S. Clough In
his new Haynes car.
At the meeting to be held November
$ under the auspices of the New Eng
land Holstein-Freisian Breeders As
sociation of America, r. II. Pollock
of the association Prof W. M. Ryder
and b. d. Atken, president of the
will be the speakers a
from the University of
Maine is also expected to be present
George l.. Parker will preside.
Last Sunday evening about nine
o'clock Rev. George Merriam, pastor
Of the Bethany Baptist church. unit
I'd in marriage Arthur Gordon Mclean
lnd Miss Ruth Esther Gordon, both
ii Arson. The single ring service
was used and the couple were unat-
tended. The groom follows the oc-
aupaton of a barber. He is the son
IF John Mclean of Anson and the
bride is the daughter of Charles Han
son Gordon also of Anson.
Excellent returns were received by
A. d. Bailey, the we'll known sheep
breeder of the Biglow Hill neighbor-
hood, at the various fairs this fall
lie exhibited at five fairs including the
State fairs and Skowhegan fair and
in each instance he received on his
seventeen animals eleven blue rib
bons and six red ribbons. Mr. Bal
ley exhibited nothing but pure bred
stock. his herd being represented
by three breeds Rambouillett. Suf-
folks and Leicesters. He will win
Ter twenty head, having made several
sales at the fairs to different parts Of
he state.
The SkoWhegan local of the Som
erset County Farm Bureau has ae-
much for the betterment
Of agricultural conditions in Skow-
hegan, during the past season accord /
ing to the reports of secretary p. e.
White at the local meeting The