The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15

M r. o4 his return trip to Florida.
= 49, ssf Mrs. Adolph Burkhardt are
81 - His week to PROVIDENCE H. l.
Fl for visit
81 rdifh Young is at Lake Au-
81 Nz visit with the Martin fam
q ~ ~ tGeir cottage.
,fs. 1zata Small of Boston mas ar
81 ~. he a guest at the home OF her
s. ,,ssr Mrs. George Tilton,
81 A. and Mrs. Edward Flynn Of Sill
Il 5,ree. are the parents OF little
a 4snebter. their fifth child.
q IT.. Winnie Hebert of New York
Il ,..' fsrmerly Of Skowhegan, is a
q saest Of Miss Lena Goulette'
81 -, nd Mrs. William Maxim of
q ,,5s,rd Mass are visiting her moth
u ,Irs PAMELA A. Lawley.
n ,Fss Eva Bunker of Lynn, Mass.
Il len visiting with her sister, Mrs.
III ras thompson Of West Front street
4 MS week.
i poi and Mrs r. W. Leighton and
,z...s,er Helen have returned from
T. with Mrs. Leighton's parents in
,ridIetowH, Conn.
Ms Ethel Butler who has been
MING in the Province OF Quebec
- the spring. has been visiting
her sister Mrs. Grace HUFF OF AL
North avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George r. Merriam
.,J soas George and Edward of Mel
- Mass have arrived to visit with
Nv Nerriams parents, Rev. and Mrs.
arrivpd Yesterday from Cleveland,
RAYMOND Fogg, a student at Univer-
s;,y Of Maine has gone to Lake Moxie
arhore he will be employed during the
4 sumner on the railway section. Nal
colm Tilton is already there being
similarly employed.
n Dr E. T. Merriam and daughter
Ms Ida Merriam of Brookline, Mass
are arriving tomorrow to visit with
bis brother Rev George Merriam, and
~ enjoy an outing In one of the Thorn.
son cottages at the Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman, daughter and
na,d Of New York are coming next
rea; to be guests at Lakewood Inn.
rbey we're at the lake last season. An
o,ber guest who is expected shortly
l. Miss Anna Boiler of New York.
goratio S. Weston of Logtown, Miss.
arrived here yesterday for visit with
Skowhegan relatives. Mr.. Weston is
..rrqsient of the Hancock County Bank
nj Bay St. Louis and of the H. Weston
Lumber Company of Logtown, and is
Otherwise actively engaged in the
business affairs OF southern Miss
issippi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold C. Judkins of
Concord, Mass, who have been guests
at the home of his cousin n. c. Jud-
kins here and of acquaintance in
Somerset county, started Tuesday on
their return home by automobile. Mr..
Jndkins is clerk at the Massachusetts,
Reformatory, a position which he
has held for 80 years.
Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh Hurley are
among the local people to be enter
tanned by President William Wood in
Andover, Mass. today, leaving here on
the afternoon train yesterday. They
will return to Portland for a short
visit and then continue their journey
to Clifton, Province of Quebec, journ-
eyiEg from there by automobile to the
City of Quebec, where Mr.. Hurley was
born
Mr. and Mrs. C, IA. H6i and fam
lily who are occupying the Bragg cot
tage at Lake Wessef0nsett for three
weeks. eLtertained a family party oil
relatives last Sunday, included were
Alr. and Mrs NJ. d. Holt of Hinckley
the parents of Mr.. Holt Mrs. Edwin
Williams of Canaan who is MIS-. Holt S
mother and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles VIII
lAms and Percy Williams and family
all OF Canaan. Seventeen were pres
ent for the day together Mrs. c. M.
Holt and children will go to North
port file last of the month.
Z y. Cayouette el Boston arrived
here last SATURDAY for a short visit
with Skowhegan friends. He ex-
peets to leave Wednesday of next
week for a business trip to Sedley'
Sask. Mr.. Cayouette has a general
store in Sedley and may decide to To-
cate permanently in that section. In
any event, he may go to the Pacific
Coast for the winter. His daughter
Mrs l.. J. Parsons, now resides In
Hilton Valley, near Newport News,
Va. and where her husband is en-
Moved as an accountant for a ship
building concern.
The first coat of tar had yesterday
been applied to practically the entire
thoroughfare of Madison avenue and
today the seal coat will be applied.
The next street upon which street
Commissioner Ford will begin re-
building activities will be Water st,
Work will be commenced at the top
of the Eddy Hill and will be continu-
ed toward the business section. Ihe
street commissioner had to take
crew of men to the Smith Pond bridge
the other day to repair damages which
made the structure unsafe. Heavy
loads making to fast trips over the
bridge was ascribed as the cause or
the damage.
A large number of Skowhegan peo-
pie connected in various ways win
the plants of the American WOODEN
Company here are IN Andover, Mass.
today as guests of President WOOD
The agents. superintendents and over
seers in the various plants of the com
pany in the State Of Maine are IN