The independent-reporter., 1920-08-26

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80 Morse oi Bangor is The
home OF her aunt als
.H8
4rs l.. y. Gerrish have ~
a#. roa visit with rea-
#aanulle and Bro~Lviile.
#za otis Smith Who has been
Us vacation at Camp AT
ned 10 Washington. ,. c..
..q.sa A. Ellsworth and Mrs.
rrast have been in Lewiston
.z.., in attendance upon the Sew
- nav Adventist campmeeting.
,4.s Priscilla Colby of Maiden,
returned home Monday follow
seyeral months spent with Mrs.
,Iarq c Brainerd.
ur and Mrs. belmont Mason with
NJ and Mrs William Reed and chill
w., nj Cary left Monday for visit
~ providence. r. |.
,ibion Witham. an uncle of Mrs. E.
r. Haines. with Mr.. and Mrs. Rod
shaw and sons and Miss Thelma
Xason. all of Pittsfield were guests
sunday at the Haines home.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Getchell, nee
-. Mae Robinson, are the happy pa
.oats of a daughter born Monday. The
i,,Ia lady has been given the name of
cvlyia f. Getchell.
Mrs D. c. Dorothy has gone to
oa.1s Head for a visit before return
,,o Ia her home in Upper Montclair,
She and her brother Charles
r.tes visited Sunday in Dover and
royeroft with relatives.
Miss Freda Harris has been visiting
g.. roribou and from there with Miss
rleanor Wilson is to visit IN Cahaoa
md the White Mountains, stopping at
G. Iohnsbury, Vt. to visit with Rev.
Nd Mrs. Theodore Halbert Wilson.
Mrs Charles Walker and two sons
u,ho have been guests of MI. and
wrs L. H. Applebee went to Augusta
Friday on their way to Rockland
Tbey we're accompanied as far as
Ansnsta by Mr.. and Mrs. Applebee.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jackson OF
1ynn Haven, Fla, who have been Wis
ting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ben L.
Flanders, started on their return trip
Monday. They were accompanied by
Mr. flanders aunt Mrs. Martha Man
SON who will remain for some months
in the south.
Miss Louise H. Coburn and niece,
lonse Coburn Smith, with Miss Mary
Norris of Brookline, Mass. have re-
mrned from an outing at the Coburn
camn at Attean Pond. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles n. Pepper, Eunce Pepper and
Narcissa Varney of Concord, Mass.
have also been at Attean visiting
briefly en- route in Skowhegan.
DR. ]. l.. Taylor of Boston was in
town Tuesday. DR.. Taylor is des-
cendant of the Taylors who were ear
ier settlers in Norridgewock In
terest in a recent sketch published in
the independent Reporter telling
something of one of the old homes OF
The Taylor family, led to his making
call at the Reporter office while
here
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Roy, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Roderick. Edward Rod
erick and Daniel Roderick left SkoS-
began by automobile Saturday morn
ing AT 9 o'clock and went to Kings
bury and Mayfield on blueberrying
trip. The two ladies picked berries
Q
party had returned home at 7 o'clock
that night with four pecks of berries
and large catch of fish.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Abbott, nee Ethel
s Walton, left Monday for Ashley,
Montana where they have a ranch.
Mrs Abbott recently sold her old
home on Madison avenue to Mrs V1ra
Greenwood and the couple plan to To-
cate permanently in Montana. Mrs.
Abbott who is an attorney. has been
admitted to the Montana bar and will
engage in active practice in some
growing town in Montana. Mr.. Ao-
bon purposes to engage in the real
estate business.
Mr. and Mrs. George Simpson left
tere Saturday for their home in SOM
aryGIa. Mass. after visiting for two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simp-
-.a and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Ayore
Ndsa Mr. and Mrs. Simpson came
ere thcy were accompanied by Miss
-Ga5e Savage. who has been a guest
part Of the time of Miss Virginia
>,aaddeld She will remain for two
ae. longer Last Tuesday the
Misses Savage and Stnehfeld were
rasa1ully entertained by Mr.. and
". Ayore at their cottage at Lake
Haa3 They participated in de
.ea8s dinner and attended the dance
n the evening.
Tie Utopiaps held another delight
'dl meeting last Thursday evening
with Mrs. Alice l.. Wadsworth as
fostess, at her home on Madison
avenue. Members attending were
Mr. Robert Lord of Portsmouth, y.
Il Mrs f. w. Bunker of North An
,0H Mrs. w. p. Ordway. Mrs. Annie
j Haekett, Mrs. F. F. Lawrence, Miss
-t'H w. Gledhill and Miss Leila Fair
l.r, Skowhegan, the only absent
He #ar being Mrs. Elizabeth p. Mer-
The evening was spent with
and music and very delicious
was served under the direc-
Miss Prudence WadsWorlh and
iary Bowman.
remains of Noah W Goodrich
.a passed away Monday evening