The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-05

Mrs j. n. Taylor went to Lewiston
Friday morning.
FIR. ]. L. A Renaud went to Port
land Friday to see Bishop Louis S.
Walsh, D. D.
Miss Florence Pooler spent the
week end with her mother at Spruce
Point, Boothbay.
! George Tobey and wife of Bridge
street are down on their farm in JEFF
ferson for two weeks.
Mrs. w f. Maxim returned Friday
to her home in Medford, Mass after
visit with her mother Mrs. Pamela
Lawley
Miss Mamie O'Bren left Saturday
morning for Boston. where she will
be the guest of her sisters for about
one month.
Frank Thibodeau and daughter Ell
diner where they have been passing
several days.
The marriage Intentions Of Herbert
II Ems and Susie VI. Osborne both Of
Skowhegau. have been placed on file
at the office OF the town clerk.
Mrs George Roderick OF Waltham.
Mass. former resident OF this place
has been visiting relatives and
friends in town for several days
Mrs. F. H Wentworth and Master
Roy of Clifside. " j. arrived Wed
nesday the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Of ChapI1ar
Mrs Annie Ready and Mary Gallant
left here Saturday morning for Tig-
nish. Prince Edward Islands where
the young ladies will pass several
weeks.
Miss Gala l.. Gordon is working in
the Kincaid Millinery store while
Miss Kincaid is enjoying a vacation
visiting in Massachusetts and New
York City; also other Maine cities.
Henry Dillingham; had an i'll turn
recently and Dr.. Dascombe was call
ed At present he is much improved
Mr.. Dillinghams daughter, Belinda. is
| visiting with her cousin Mrs EVE
Davis and other relatives of East
SkoWhegan.
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local garages Friday. The record
this car has set is 41S1 miles in 124
hours and Il seconds. the route trav
ersed being from Boston to Fort
Kent, this state.
Mrs. Belle McPheters has been
working in the Dinsmore Music De-
parllien1 'q ~ ' T,1 uass %nl'e h ,ne
plopi 'e.ol -, a D rt. 80 n"9
EMPLOYED there but is now working
at the Direct Importing department.
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Next Friday will occur the Holy
Communion services at five and seven
Vioen a. o"' i'au3 VI w. l''u' e go.
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Allen Palmer of Worcester. Mass.
who has been visiting his aunt Miss
Bertha Palmer in town, started Fri
day on his return home. Miss Pal
mer has been granted years leave
if absence from her duties as teach
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The following letters remain I'M
called for at the local postoff1ce and
will be sent to the Dead Letter once
August I, if not called for before that
date Miss Matte Royal, Lyman h
Moody b. William Dixon, Dr }. A.
Genereaux. Forest Comber, Mrs. VIOLA
Bagley, Mrs. Evan Greay. Mrs. George
Prints, Arthur B. Lancaster, CALVIN
NJ Landry. Wallace Punnell. Charies
L. Tibbetts. Jono Donahue' MRS. cana
n. Reed and Melpheno Horn.