The independent-reporter., 1921-07-14
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eaion we're visitors in town last week.
Sebastian Bisson and o. R. Widder
,.ft sunday for Boston by automo-
bile.
NJ and Mrs. B. F. Webb of Bath
10 at their home here Saturday and
sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtis have re
,,,rned home from a vacation at Lake
Wesserunsett.
The bows of the Catholic parish will
-oceive holy communion next Sunday
at eight o'clock.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cover and two children
retnrned Friday from visit with rel
atiyes in Limington.
Mrs. Bernard Lee of Barton, VT,
&c nassing q few weeks with her moth
or Mrs@ Eta S. Merrill.
high mass of thanksgiving was
celebrated from Our Lady of Lourdes
Roman Catholic Church Monday morn
ing BY Father Renaud.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Z. Lincoln of Bos-
ton visited Saturday and Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Abbey being on
their way to Pleasant Pond.
Mrs f. +. Frederic of Starks is
visiting with her daughter Miss Mil
dred Frederic at the cottage of Miss
Tbnrza Drake on the Lakewood road.
william b. Woodbury., superintend-
ent of public schools, has leased for
term of years the property recently
nnrchased by Mrs. Fellows and Mrs.
White.
Mrs. Arie Jones OF Minneapolis.
Ninn. is here to visit her sister Mrs.
Joshua Williams and another sister
Mrs. Fred V. Barker who Ives in
Athens.
Mrs. O. r. Widder and son Jack
and Master Clarence Whiting left yes
teray for Cliff Island near Portland
TO remain for about two and one-half
weeks.
Miss Annie Parads has accepted
position at Green Bros having recent
IL returned home from Presque Isle,
where she has been attending a Nor
nal School.
Miss S Madeline Ward is spending
few days with her sister Miss M. f.
Ward in Dorchester. Mass, prior to
tho latter's sailing for five days sea
VOYAGE to Bermuda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Simpson of
Somerylle, Mass. who were recently
married and have been guests at the
home of Adam Simpson here have re-
turned to their home.
Mrs. Charles E. Reed of Main street
went to Augusta the first of the week
to visit Mr. Reed who is reported as
improved from his recent surgical op-
eration performed in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson accom-
panied by Misses Mary O'Rielly and
Eva Dore motored to Canada. return
ing home Tuesday night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson reside in Rangeley.
The regular meeting of Milburn
Commandery l. O. G. c. will he held
this (Thursday) evening in Heselton
hall During July and August this
order VIII hold but two meetings a
month. .
Two houses on Shirley street have
been quarantined for scarlet fever.
Lucy Adams. the Oldest daughter Of
Frank Adams is i'll with. the disease
while Bertha Lancaster, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Lancaster is the
other patient
At the regular services held Sunday
at the Methodist Church, Mrs. Nichols
wife of the pastor Rev II. l.. Nichols.
preached the sermon, her subject be-
ing Following Christ" In the
evening Frazier Dunlap had charge
of the services.
Winfred T. Roberts has leased the
North store in the Coburn block of Il.
". Haines, who has been here from
Wayne for several days attending to
renovations. Mr.. Roberts will open
a market He has had seven years
experience in Dexter,
Edward F. Merrill of this town was
in Wa;ervifle, Friday, being one Of the
attorneys associated with Harvey d.
Eaton of Waterville on a hearing on
the allowing of the will of Sophia G..
Webber, late of Union who died about
year ago at the age of ninety-three.
DR. Maurice Bracket is leaving
shortly for Stratton where he will
pass the summer, planning to locate
IN Portland this fall. He has passed
the State Board Examinations in both
Maine and Maryland permitting him
to practice dentistry in either State.
Holt & Hight who recently pur-
chased the Dexter W. Rowe proper
y on Madison avenue will rent the
same for the present and another
year contemplate erecting a Ford
Sales & Service station on the site
oil the present homestead, moving the
dwelling back.
Mrs. Mary Thompson has returned
10 her home in Embden after stay
OF considerable length with Mrs.
Amanda Witham. Miss Mabel Atkins
OF bingham. Mass is now staying W tn
Mrs. Witham. Friends will be glad
10 note that Mrs. Witham health is
greatly improved.
Mrs. Mary b. Stinchfeld, accom-
panied by her shoe salesman George
Aigup and her daughter Miss Virginia