The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-03


A. l.. Nutting and family have moved
from their home on the Lakewood road
to the Lyons house on East Front st.
c. n. Cook. president Of the First
National Bank. returned Monday from
Pressure Isle and Sqnaw Pan Lake.
DIR. II. II. Rodden left yesterday af-
ternoon for Madison where he is get
ting settled In the practice OF dentis-
try.
Delford A. Perkins. student at the
y. OF NJ. spent the week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sanford A
Goodwin.
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth de-
livered an addresses before Sorosis, a
Madison Woman's Club, at Madison
last Monday.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chap
ter, o. e. s. will be held tomorrow
Friday evening at 7.45. Refreshments
are to be served.
Fred H. Sarrack, who is employed
by the Central Maine Power Company
III It's power ueNtlOpffcut, IN SDFhu-
ing several days in Boston.
Guy l.. Conant sustained serious
damages to his automobile Sunday by
the vehicle striking culvert while
riding in the vicinity of Canaan.
Francis st. Ledger is quite i'll at the
home OF his parents on Bloomfield st.
DR.. Hardy of Watervlle was here
Tuesday in consultation with DR.. Lord.
Mrs. Sumner Pooler of Boston ar
rived last night to visit with her sis
ter Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt at the home
of the latter's daughter, Mrs. Fred
Hill.
Miss Bertha Dow. a local Kinder
garten teacher. who attended the
Teachers Convention in Portland Wis
tied while away with lher parents in
Auburn.
Robert w. Hanies, who has been
here from Wayne in connection witn
his recent sale of the Hotel Coburn
property to w. p. Ordway, returned
home Monday.
3.
turned home yesterday after visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vosmus.
Mrs. George Morrow of Madison came
yesterday to be Mrs. Vosmus guest.
william Mooers has returned to his
home in Fredericton, n. B., after
visiting with the family OF 5. T.
Mooers, formerly of Fredericton. who
now live on the w. H. Boynton farm
on the River road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Taylor OF
Greenville, who had been attending
the Teachers Convention in Portland
were week end guests of Mr.. Taylor
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Iayior
on Madison avenue.
Miss Orlinda Weston has been visit
ing in town for a few days with At
tornev and Mrs. l.. l.. Walton, also
other friends. On Monday she lef'
for Waterville, where she will speno
the winter with Mrs Cora Getchell.
The evening school opened Tuesda,
night with an attendance of about
forty people. OF which about half are
from the foreign speaking population
Some rs per cent of the aggregauor
last mentioned are over q years q
age.
Mrs. Altana Clark Beale OF Salinas
Cal. who has been very i'll with neu
ritis since coming to this section las
June, is visiting now with Mrs. W. II
Whittier. She hopes to be able u
return to her home the last of thi'
month.
Mrs. Lena Gilman of Madison under
went surgical operation at Kennebe'
Valley Hospital Tuesday. George
Jones, who has been patient at I'M
same institution returned to his hom'
in Madison this week. Mrs. Ernes
Bilodeau and infant son have also re
turned to their home in town.
Lucille Cloutier, two year old daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyril Cloutler o
Is Hathaway street, died at her hone
Tuesday. The remains will be taker
to Waterville for burial today. Mr.
and Mrs. Cloutier lost another child
Phillip. about month ago. There
are no surviving children in the fam
| lily.
Word has been received by Mr. ant
Mrs. f. l.. Clough of the death o
Miss Pearl Tuckey at her home il
Lewiston. Miss Tuckey has spent con
siderable time in the past at thu
Clough home here and with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Isaac Pierce. Mr.. and Mrs
Clough, Mrs. Orison Clough and Mrs
Pierce attended the funeral services
which were held in Lewiston Monday
afternoon
"Sheathing the Sword" will be the
subject OF Rev. II. l.. Nichols sermon
at the Methodist church, SUNDAY
| morning at 1890. The Bible schoo
will meet at noon. THY VIII be Done
With My Money" will be the topic toi
discussion at the Epworth League
service at o'clock. Evening wor
shin at 7 o'clock. Church prayer
meeting this Thursday evening at 100
A cordial welcome to strangers ant
visitors.
Memorial services for the late Mrs
Leon Bputin we're held yesterday at
o'clock from the Church Of Our Lady
of Lourdes with high mass of req
uiem by FIR. J. Louis A. Remand, the
parish priest. Many relatives were