The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-19

! Mills is q patient at Somerset Hospi
! tai.
Attorney c. E. Eames of Scion had
.. business at Probate Court here Tues
: day.
/ Mrs Elmer Dore underwent surgi-
cal treatment at Somerset Hospital
Monday.
Charles NJ Barnard of Lewiston has
! been visiting this week with his moth
/ err Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard.
) Mrs. E. A. Wilcox has returned to
! her home in Portland after visiting
! with Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Caswell.
I Miss Leona Clifford, of North Fair
field, underwent a surgical operation
at Kennebec Valley hospital Monday.
: Allan Stinchfleld went to Bruins
: wick Saturday to attend the Bowdoin
! Track meet and visit college friends.
I Arthur r. Jones, of Keene N. H.,
was in town Monday and Tuesday
I nights attending the Masonic Lodge
events.
. Mrs. Joseph l.. Turcotte arrived
: home Monday from Lisbon Falls,
: where she spent the week end visiting
: her parents.
: Mrs. Rufus Dyer and little daugh-
: ter of Watertown, Mass. have gone to
: Corinna after visiting with Mrs. Kate
. c. Holbrook.
\ Mrs. w. A. Foss, of Athens, accom-
panied by her son, John l.. Foss visit
z ed Tuesday with her daughter, Mrs.
] l.. +. Parsons.
: Miss Alice Comber. who has been a
: patient at Kennebec Valley Hospital,
I returned home the first of the week
I following an operation.
: Miss Hughma Coburn was operated
: upon at Somerset Hospital Saturday
! for appendicitis. She is a member of
! the nursing force in this institution
Miss Verna Beckwith of Athens is
among the patents at Somerset Hos
: pital, having undergone an operation
J trere for appendicitis on Sunday last
| Miss Beatrice Perry. the eleven
! year old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Perry, is at Somerset Hospi-
tai recovering from an appendicitis
operation
should have been included in our list
of Skowhegan retail establishments to
; close Wednesday afternoon as pub
lished last week
Joe Thibeault, while employed at
; the Maine Spinning Plant ran his
right hand into machine which re-
; suited in the fingers being pierced by
; about thirty needles.
At the town clerks Office the fol-
lowing marriage intentions have been
; filed: Charles A. Spaulding, age so
years, of Augusta to Hattie M. Adams
, of Skowhegan, Bloomfield street
; Brief funeral services for Bertha
Kincaid the % day old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Adna Kincaid were
held Monday Burial was made in
! the Southside cemetery The mother
was formerly Miss Mabel Wentworth.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie H. Goldsmith
and CHI ldren left Tuesday for few
} days visit in Boston Mr. Goldsmith
is enjoying a vacation from his duties
at the First National Bank and before
returning he and his fam ly will visit
with relatives in Gardiner.
: Right Eminent SIR Frank w. Buck
nam of the Grand Commandery of
! Maine and Mrs. buchanan entertained
as guests Monday night Grand Master
! Edward w. Wheeler of Brunswick and
Grand Chaplain Rev. David l.. Wilson
of Bath at their Madison Ave home,
Leslie E. Jacobs. Grand Master of
the Grand Lodge of Maine, |. o. o. F..
! a Grand Lodge Meeting as represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge of Maine.
He will also Wis his sons, Laurston
and Mylon, students at Wesleyan Uni
versity in Middletown, Conn.
While Mr. and Mrs. Will GARNER of
the River Road were on their way
to Waterville Saturday in the auto
mobile of Ernest Luckow they met
with a pa nful accident, the car skid
ded, il is understood, breaking Mrs.
Carriers wrist and injuring her back.
Others in the party were un INJURED
Mrs Leon Holman Pratt and little
daughter Ellen Joyce Pratt of Wethers
= ford, Conn, arrived Sunday for an ex
tended visit at the home of Mrs. Pratt's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Tay-
lor of Madison avenue. Mr.. and Mrs.
FL as A Taylor of Portland were also
weekend guests at the Taylor home.
Edward Savers, who was found
guilty. in the connection with the sale
of rose water. said to contain more
than the legal amount of alcohol, Sc
cured the necessary bonds, having ia
ken an appeal from the decision OF
Judge Sawyer Mrs. Savers and Theo-
dule Pomlow furnished the necessary
securities.
Jules Lobier was before Trial JUS
tice T. G. Lord Monday charged W IN
overspeeding on Water street. lie
pleaded guilty and was fined $40 and
costs taxed at $40. Earle Parker
0 of Wscassett was also before Triai
1 Justice Lord for the same offense aud
was fined SO and costs, taxed at
\ S4.75.
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