The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-11
Thomas Cockburn left Tuesday at
ternoon for a visit In Boston.

Miss Exaverine Lessard was oper-
ated on Tuesday at Somerset Hospital.
!. Attorney and Mrs. T. A. Anderson
of Pittsfield were visitors in town
Tuesday.
Augusta Ferland of Madison was
operated on at Kennebec Valley Hos
pital last Saturday.
Mrs. Herbert Dreamer of North An
son has returned home after being a
patient at Kennebec Valley Hospital.
Maurice Randall of this town under
went surgical treatment at kennebec
Valley Hospital last Thursday.
w w. Harding, an ad compositor
in the office of the Waterville Sentinel
was the guest Yesterday of Selectman
Joseph Butler.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Wentworth and
Master Roy of Cliifsde, y. j., arrived
Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs Ho-
race Jewett of Chandie St.
Anna, Verna. Allen and Donald Os-
borne, children of Carl Osborne OF
Skowhegan were operated on at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred f. Straw of
Winthrop, Mass, left Tuesday after
visiting with Mr.. Straw's mother, Mrs
w. NJ. kincaid of Court street.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. H. Powers were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Games
for the week end. Mr.. Powers Is the
representative of the Harvard Cigar
Company in Maine.
Clerk of Courts William It. Seekins
attended the Clerks of Courts Con-
vent.on at Bath yesterday. He was
accompanied by Register of Probate
Philo Steward and William Simpson
Victor Wren of Madison was in
town Tuesday greeting friends. He Is
leaving this week for New York to
begin his seasons engagement with a
ght opera company playing in that
city
+. b. Carter and family are moving
today into their future home on M d.
die street which was vacated by Mrs.
B. 7. Lambert yesterday Mrs. Carr
ter and Miss Gertrude Carter arrived
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Chase and their
son Fred were in Pennington Satur-
day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Au-
gusta Wheeler. widow of the late
Hon. George Wheeler. The deceased
was Mrs. Chase's aunt
Favored by fine weather a large
delegation of Priscilla Rebekah Lodge
members went to North Pond yester-
day where they enjoyed a delightful
Field Day at the Whitney cottage Mr.
and Mrs. E. G.. Tarbox acted as host
and hostess. being occupants of the
Whitney cottage this week.
A regular meeting of Mount Moriah
Council No. 10 R. & s. M will be
held next Wednesday evening There
will be work in the degrees of Royal
Master and Select Master. At a meet
ing August 31st the Super Excellent
Masters Degree will be worked and
refreshments will be served.
DR.. and Mrs. Blynn o. Goodrich.
who have been spending the summer
with his parents in town and are soon
to locate in Waterville are the pa
rents of a little daughter born at the
Central Maine General Hospital in
Lewiston. The little lady has been
named Margaret Clifford. Mrs Mar
garrett X. Goodrich accompanied by
her son Julian returned Tuesday night
from a V sit with her little namesake
in Lewiston.
Miss Lovina Murray of the S. H. s.
20 who has been the courteous Office
girl for Dr. George E. Young will go
to ira II for nursing for three years
at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital in
Boston, leaving here September 9Th.
She will be accompanied by Miss Alice
Comber of the s. H. s. 10 who will
resume her training there. Miss Com
Der came home last January from
that institution on account of ill
health. Miss Murray will also study
X-ray technique
NJ. aud Mrs Periey Cram aud
dauchrr l.4uratfa. who lived FOR some
time on Gle Corner OF Madison avenue
and Russell street left here Tuesday
afternoon for a few days visit with
relatives in Belmont, Mass. From
three they will continue their journey
to Fullerton, thirty miles north Of
Los Angeles, Calf, where their eld-
est son. Roscoe Cram, is located. They
expect to make their home there. Mrs.
Grams brother Ralph Thyng Is also
a resident of that town.
Miss Gladys Chase has gone to
Limestone to visit with a former Col
by College classmate. Helen Getchell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Chase have re-
ce we'd cabel from their son. Lieut..
Enrol Chase. announcing that he Is
sailing on the Saxonia from London
&, today. Lieut.. Chase was connected
with the American Relief Commission
in their work in Servia until last Feb
ruary. Since that tine he has been
travelling in Europe, making his head
quarters for quite a part of the time
at Vienna.