The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20

Walker of Ansca was among
t. ant of town people here on bust
I.s.s tuesday last.
Nur and Mrs. Elmer Barron of An
are the parents nf :. little son
y, at Somerset Hospital.
u,3am Webb of Wabasha, Mimi,
h.en in town this week and will
II .eeornpanied on his return by. his
E,,ser Mrs. Rachel Webb.
t.ssnb Coupe of this town and Hen
n hammond of Scion have gone to
n. Forks and vicinity for the winter,
r. they will hunt and trap.
H. n. Murray, local sealer of
In and measures, left Tuesday
Rsrrnoon for Portland to attend the
In Convention held in that city.
no valuable hound dog owned byl
|s.asrd I4ashon was run over and
f. bg an automobile understood
4 have been driven by ARTHUR Pooler
|fsday noon.
u,s Alfred r. Morrill, started on
n. return Monday to her home in
|s,cnpati Ohio, after being with her
E,snts Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l..
|rut. since last spring.
Al fhe meeting of the Mems Broth
I.soo1 last Sunday noon in the high
Isool assembly hall, r. Il. Atwood
}rp an address upon THE Import
f. nj Little Things"
The first meeting of the Woman's
M will be held at the Library Par
H. next Wednesday afternoon at
In 1t is expected that the calen-
rs will be given out at that time.
| riss Nellie Smith of Boston is Wis
h. her sisters in Madison and other
{rsnds and relatives in Skowhegan.
Es smith formerly lived here, re-
fsur on the Norridgewock road.
The W. C. T. L. will meet at the
.me Of Mrs. Elizabeth A. Marble ON
Erng street at o'clock next Tues
afternoon. The program will
1 in charge of Miss Gertrude S.
kssiGn.
piort's Orchestra is having a busy
nod this week. Among their en-
Elements was the Masquerade BAH
Athens last night. They are play
at the Cornville Town House to-
krrow and at The Forks Saturday
pning.
The fire department was called out
hssday afternoon to qnell chimney
at a house on Milburn Street own
BY B. A. kSawyer and occupied by
n. Lizzie Vigue. The whistle OF
alarm system caught and caused
unusual signal demonstration.
Between eighty and ninety mem
rs of Somerset Council, knights of
Rmbus, assembled at Castle Hall
Dday morning and marched in a
Nv Of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic
sch, they they received Holy Com
lnion
Nr. and Mrs. Merton Reed of East
kdson have taken the apartment in
Minnie Green's house on East
BAT street, vacated by Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Kendall. They moved to their
quarters Saturday Mr.. Reed Will
smpoyed In one of the local mills.
Tbe food sale by the girls basket
N team Saturday was very success
the sum total of $91.85 being
Ered Both the members OF the
Hm and the high school faculty are
~ appreciative of the support given
I'M by the townspeople both in pur-
lasing and providing for the sale
Bert Jewett is very i'll at Somerset
kspital where he was removed by
kbalance, Monday. Miss Maiinie
lizards of Madison was operated on
|mday afternoon for appendicitis at
hospital and Roland Landry OF
bdson was operated on there FTi-
Patients recently discharged
Basil Nightingale, Mrs. Clnfon
hndis and baby, Mrs. Arthur saw
of East Madison and Madeline
lMne of the Middle road. e..
H@sers Archie Cote, John CorBon
Theodore Pomerleau have pur-
ssei of Mrs. Guy Debe the barber
fixtures located in the shop be-
@n Ames Novelty store and the au-
accessory establishment of F. l..
Hbush. These gentlemen started
kness in their new quarters last
tniay Paint ers have been busy this
sk decorating the interior. Con
tTable work has been done ON tht
lbIlc shower bath, which is now II
~ class condition. They have fiV'
prs lease.
NORWEGIAN people will regret Il
Pm Of the death of Earl McCollor
Years old, son of Mr.. and Mrs
nd McCollor, of Cornville. He wa
merly a student at the high schoo
re leaving In his senior year Oh
'olnt Of i'll health. Services helt
RAday Rev. c. II. Mckinney, for
sF Of this town. now Of Madison
1dating His parents were In Skow
sln Tuesday accompany Miss Han
NeCollar, an aunt of the deceased
e To take the train on her return