The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-28
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Harold and Lena Lewis underwent
throat operations at Somerset Hospi-
| tai recently.
Millett Lebans of Scion was oper-
ated upon Monday last for pus case
of appendicitis.
DR.. E. H. Stevens goes to Cam
brige Mass. today for few days stay
at his home there.
Miss Odelle Cyr of North avenue
was operated on Tuesday for append
citis at Somerset Hospital
Augustus Boulette who was operat
ed upon Saturday at Somerset Hospi-
tai is reported as doing we'll.
Mrs r. F. Homsted and Miss Ruth
Homsted have returned from a visit
with Mr. Homsted in Auburn.
Mrs. Nellie Babb, matron at the
State Reformatory for Women, has
been enjoying vacation at Dixfield.
Mrs. Ruth Gagne Donna of Water
Vile was the guest over Sunday of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase of North
avenue.
Phyllis, Ruth and Frances Brown
ell of Cochrane, Ontario, are visiting
their aunt Mrs. M. E. Smith of Water
street.
Mrs. w. A. Wilt and daughter of
Greenvile have departed after visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Parker of
Turner avenue.
;1;n nj
of Ripley are among the patients at
Somerset Hospital the child having
been born there.
Patients recently discharged from
Somerset Hospital are Sumner Dyer of
Pittslield, Nora Sands of Jackman,
and Mrs. Harry Newton of Skowhe-
gan.
Frank Norton of Summer street.
who was operated on last week at
Somerset Hospital, is reported as
making favorable progress toward re-
covery.
Walter Batcheldor, formerly drug
clerk at both Simpsons and Buck
MANS, now located at Portland was
a guest Monday and Tuesday at the
home of F. P. Pennell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdeon Yale of
Fairhaven, Mass, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. B. Goodwin. Mrs.
Yale has returned home and Mr.. Yale
has gone to Norridgewock to visit
with relatives.
Captain F.. C. Dunlap went to Har-
mony Tuesday where he Is having
quite a quantity of the wool from his
handsome ftEk of Grade Hampshires
made into yarn at the carding mill
in that place.
Miss Alice Michigan of Waterville Is
passing a few days this week visiting
with Miss Viyian Hubbard of the
Lakewood road. Miss Hubbard has
accepted a position at the soda fouH-
tain at the Hulares Brothers ice cream
parlor
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Stone of NAL
den. Mass, are stopping at the home
of Mrs. Marilla Harmon on Cross
street and with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
l.efevre of Maiden, at their cottage at
Lakewood. Mrs. Lefevre Is their
daughter.
Edward Barry of South Boston, a
ieweler in that city, arrived in Show
hogan Monday night to visit with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Turner. Mr.. Barry
was formerly resident of Skowhegan
and the two gentlemen graduatedl
from Skowhegan high school in the
class of 1896.
General William B. Emery of New
ton, Mass, and George II. Cox OF
Cambridge, Mass, who have been
guests of DR.. Stevens and family at
Bloomfield cottage have gone to Car
ry Pond for an outing. Miss Gather
ne Barley of Cambridge, Mass, is |
still a guest at Bloomfield
DR.. |. b. Mower of Waterville,
Father J. +. Kelley of Lewiston, r.
| c. Hamilton of Hartland Mrs. f. M
Lawrence of RoCkland and Mrs. Sa-
die Bates of Stockton Springs, trust
ees of the State Reformatory for Wo-
men are expected here today to hold
"A regular meeting at the institution.
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth,
President of the Writers Research
| Club and Miss Louise H. Coburn, |
member, were in Thomaston yesterday
to attend a meeting OF the organ
ization. These two ladies are the only
Skowhegan members, the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Powers Merrill having been
the third member in this town.
John Duby of Boston was in town
last week visiting at the Bouchard
farm on the Athens road. On Sunday
he and his sister, Miss Mary Duby
of Fairfield, visited with friends in
Watervlle They were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Bouchard
with their son. Walter r.. aged nine
months also by Joseph Duby and wife
and Their son Arthur aged twenty
months
Mr.. and Mrs. S. X Boone who have
/ been in Norridgewock during the
spring but have lately returned from
i Boston we're in town Monday visiting
AT tho home of J c. Viles. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boon we're in Skowhegan at this
time for the purpose of looking at
nroperfy where they might establish
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