The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-13

14idiu father.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F, Webb who have
neen living in Bath during the sum
mee are back at their Mt. Pleasant
AFe home for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Jewett and Mr..
aad Mrs. William Morrow were in
bangor Sunday to attend the funeral
oI their cousin, Mrs A. l.. Chase.
Henry Stebbins. who has been en-
ployed here as an electrician by the
central Maine Power Co, has com
p eted his duties and moved to Chat
ham, n. B.
Mrs. Frank Brown and little grand
son, Franklin Lancto have returned
nome after short visit with her
daughter and his mother. Mrs. Will
liam Garneau of Waterville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Wilson of Brook
Inc. Mass. arrived in town by auto
#aoile Thursday of last week and
were guests for two days of Mr.. and
- y. {. Dunton on Madison ave-
Haae
y meeting of the Eunice Farms
worth Chapter, d. a. r. will be held
Monday, October II at the home of
afs f.. L. Greenwood. The host
ses viii he Mrs Greenwood and Mrs.
Goodrich
Mr. and Mrs. Jose Fidel Lagos of
Buenos Aires. South America, are in
this section and haye been visiting
with Mrs Lagos brother, W. b.
Brown. Esq. in Madison. Mrs. Lagos
WIS formerly Miss Helen Brown of
Skowhegan
Mrs. Merriam s. Merrill and her
grandson. Robert Bratton, who have
heen spending the summer at the Mer-
MI homestead on Water street, have
cone to Norristown, Pa, to spend the
winter months with her daughter, Mrs.
George Il. Rupp.
Mrs. II s. Hopkins left Saturday
corning for q visit with friends in
1quossoe and afterwards will continue
Ter trip to Portland to attend the
/ music festival and then go to Boston.
n. Hopkins left last week on bust
ess trip to Chicago.
J II. Meseryey spent the day at
Athens, Wednesday of last week, and
ut some unusual photographs OF
Genes at the Wesserunsett Valley
Fair \ few of these are reproduc-
Il III this weeks issue of the indie
8endont-Reporter.
Leslie e. Jacobs. Grand Master of
ne Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows left
Monday to attend an I. o. o. F. meet
rs ut Mechanics Falls that evening,
fterWards planning to continue his
! eurncy to Nashua. \. II. to attend the
rand Lodge session held in that city
Hrs. \. l.. Guodridge and Frank
/ #ag1well of Portland departed Sat
relay after visiting with Mrs. Carr
urtis. the two ladies being sisters
/ frs. Grace Anderson of Portland ae-
amparied them and visited over Fri
1 ny night with her cousin Miss )
/ la4elne Ward at Lakewood.
! Tho grst meeting of the United Or
II nf Golden Cross will be held this
Thuuslap evening in Heselton Hall
! GLOWING the summer vacation. W.
/ :. Leighton the State Deputy of Gard
aer viii be present in the interest
i The lodge. After the business
assion an invitatjonal social will be
ED by members inviting friends by
ard
+ n Fish of Hallowell. deputized
> hunt criminals. was in Skowhegan
tuesday and accompanied Frank Ri
! hards. Foster Nelson, William j.
| faltin. Arthur f. Roberts, James A.
| Williams. Charles Rooney and Alfred
| Fairbrothcr to Thomaston, where
| hev Will begin to serve the sentences
! pDoqel at Supreme Court last Sat
rday
Several live trout one or more of
hem weighing pound have been
aoturcl hv the workmen employed
~ ~ = Goodwin & Son who are
j aujIdiuq culverts for Ford q Smiley
n .he state Road. The fish in com
aq up the streams get into the boxes
cling built for the concrete forms ana
u not seem to have been able to
MI their way out.
Ladies' night was observed last
.enjnr hv the members OF, Somerset
sopncil. x. of c. in Convent hall
fbs-c for "A program of dances was
furnished by an orchestra from Wa
eryjllc and refreshments OF waters
~ punch we're served. The gene
III committee was made up of J. J.
g4fbodeau Eugene Dumont, Ernest
srolln. and Willard j. Crotean.
The "Mollusc,' the first in the ser
uf winter entertainments given
spacr the Redpath Chautauqua in
sfawhegan was very fayorably re-
.ef4ei ny a large audience Of SHOW
4sean people Monday night. The
asf of fonr players were exceeding
= pleasing in their general stage APP
#earance. Miss Helen Bouchard the
siauist of the evening added much
10 tbc pleasure of the entertainment
Tile three girls who escaped from
state Heformatory for Woman
.e-a september % and whose names
~ Nellie Sampson. Minnie Hall and
sH5r~uerite PclEy were brought int
Tuesday before Judge r. W
teyer and pleaded guilty to eseap-
from the institution. There are
SO charges against the Pelky CIR