The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-07
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Miss Madelllle W" -, :,
h's J. listing in town at the home Of
le and Mrs. George Chase
- uelen E. Merriam is at home
A,'s SPRINGFIELD, Mass, where she is
pun o sp in the public schools.
= HAYWOOD of Bingham spent
ny with Mrs. Haywood at the
n nue. Of her father H. M. Weston.
o.r Sunday guests at the home of
"p nd Mrs. H. ]. Phillips were
md Mrs. Fred Hoyt and children
Dexter.
a.. Laura Davis has come from
.nav TO visit with her sisters, Mrs.
.r,es Smith of Heselton street and
Emma J. Moody in Cornyille.
,aa. Miss Ruth Russell Thurlow
has been visiting with her grand
WIS Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thurlow
Watertown, Mass, arrived home
esday
h, and Mrs. George l.. H. Smith
h Miss Dorothy Smith have been
oua the Skowhegan people to en-
sea breezes this week, having
IN at Capitol Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Lowd visited
first of the week with Mrs.
rd,s relatives in North Conway, N.
They were accompanied by Mr..
Mrs. G.. l.. Conant.
beDuty Sheriff w. H. Paine of
,tand came Saturday to join Mrs.
me who is spending some time with
mother, Mrs. Sybil Pierce and her
tpr. Mrs. Eta Lacasce.
Mrs. C. E. Richardson has been
Etipg for a few days in Portland
Lisbon Falls. She was accom-
ripd bv little Miss Phyllis who will
md few weeks in Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. A. Moore, their
rber. Ruth l.. Moore and his
bther, Leon Moore. who has a po-
On with Holt & Hight in town, left
last of the week for a visit with
adyes in Gardiner.
N and Mrs. John Hall returned
their home in Greenville Monday
b#ing a visit with their daughter,
Myron f. Smith and family. Mr..
Mrs. Hall were driven TO Green
by Mr.. and Mrs. Smith.
h. and Mrs. Harvey Breed of DeX-
with party of friends were in
% Sunday calling on Miss Sarah
Anderson at Lake Wesserunsett.
Breed was formerly employed by
late Lewis Anderson in 1905 and
Gss Julia Smith. teacher in the
rngton, Mass, public schools, ac-
panied Ruth Thurlow home from
hon and is visiting with Rev. and
George Loring Thurlow at the
gregational parsonage on Leavitt
et.
Taer Wyman and jerome Cole
h Saturday to Ocean Point to join
Wyman and two sons who are
Te with Mrs. Laura X. Twadelle
son Frank for two weeks. Mr..
Mrs. Harry e. Smith were also
thers of the party for a few days
first of the week.
Auretta Poulin, the little daughter
Hr. and Mrs +. Y. Poulin while
Iing on the granite steps of Lea
street school build Ing. Friday,
bed on the side of one of the steps
fell in such a manner as to break
leg about two inches above the
B Margaret G.. Briggs and son
dOn have been entertaining this
Mrs. T, E. Greenway and Mas
Robert Simpson at the Briggs
hge at Lost Pond. Mr.. Green
and Sherman Shumway returned
DAY from an over Sunday visit at
Pond.
arOld Rowell, who has been visit
with his mother, Mrs. Mary Row
and his family here since return
from Franconia, n. H., where he
rncipa of h gh school has gone
ew York for a course of study at
mba University. He will return
fanconia this fall.
and Mrs. Irving Symonds of
Tylle, Mass. Margaret G Pat
arrived here Saturday forenoon
lslt at Mrs. Symonds' old home.
Be regular prayer meeting of the
lenary Methodist Chruch will Oc-
This (Thursday) evening with the
prs wife Mrs. II. l.. Nichols in
be.
and Mrs. Eli Littlefeld of
. Hartand. who are frequent
prs in Skowhegan were in town
g last They have sold their
OF 1876 ages to Walter Mum of
Vile and will vacate at once. Mr..
Mrs. Littlefield will spend some
at their cottage at Moose Pond
ster may decide to locate in
shegan. Ysa@U WH
aOng those who attended the me-
u services of the late Mrs. En-
A. White, held from her home
lay were Mr. and Mrs. Roland
sy of Beverly, Mass, Misses
lerne and Nellie White, daugh-
Mrs. White of New York City,
Hattie Miller, Willis and Walter
OF Aorridgewock and Mrs b.
look of Auburn. Rev. Geo. Mer-
omciated at the funeral and the
was at Southside.
and Mrs Austin Eames and
Dos@orth visited the Fourth with
Eames' relatives in Portland.
n, GeOrEa Merriam was in Fast