The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-11
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> L k. Cook is returning this week
= rs camp at Squawpan Lake.
Mss Shirley Albee of Lexington un-
aefWent an operation Tuesday last at
Somerset Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier of
East Front St. are the parents of a
lttle daughter born Tuesday.
Principal. Guy F. Williams of An
son Academy was among the out-of-
town business people in town Monday.
Alta Hobrook has been at Kenne-
lee Valley Hospital this week where
she underwent ga operation Tuesday
forenoon
Sir End Ms Charles Danfarth of
Boston came through by automobile
last Sunday to visit with his father,
Alba Danforth.
Mrs. Ellory Savage and family, who
nave been guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll Niles returned today to their
home in Flagstaff.
George f. Clough spent the week
end at Southport visiting Mrs. Clough
and her cousing Miss Olive Lander,
who are passing the month of August
there.
Mrs Mary p. Archer has been Wis
tting this week with her sister, Mrs.
Henry Manson in Clinton and attend
ing the Old Home Week fest vities be-
ing held in that town.
Clarence Markham, eleven years ago
employed at the Reporter office, paid
a visit to the plant Tuesday noting
many changes and Improvements. He
S now employed at Madison.
Miss Josephine Powers of West
brook. teacher in a school at Ey-
erett, Mass left for her home city
Saturday after a two weeks visit with
friends in town. While here she was
L guest at the Hotel Oxford.
Edward Lyons of Peabody, Mass,
who has been visiting with the fanny
IF A. +. Bison left yesterday for
Quebec accompanied by the Misses
Chantel and Christine Bisson, Cassi-
mir Bisson and Roy F.tzmorris.
Mrs. Eta Lacasce left Tuesday at
.ernoon to visit her sister Mrs W
II. Paine in Portland She will also
visit her son, Elroy Lacasce and Mrs.
Lacasce who have charge of the Boys
md Girls Camps at Sebago Lake.
Miss Alice Turcotte of Holyoke,
Mass, left Friday after a visit of two
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
)mer Tureotte of Maple St On her
way back she Wis ted with relatives at
Lewiston and also spent few days at
Old Orchard.
Miss Della c. Bouchard with her
sisters. Anna and Helen are returning
his week from a vacation spent at
.ong Lake in Aroostook County. Miss
Alice Bouchard has been directing the
business at the Bonnet Shop during
heir absence and shortly will leave
or Long Lake to enjoy her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs G. v Morgan have
)een living on the Strickland place
he past summer on the Canaan road
Mr.. Morgan being occupied as State
Patrol. His section of road extended
rom the Great Eddy to the Canaan
own liae He plans to move back to
own about October LIST and resume
/ S trucking business.
Probate court has been in session
his week at the court house with
Judge c. 0. Small of Madison presid-
ng. Among the out of town attorneys
1t the court house were Judge John
;. Holman of Athens, Judge n. ii.
,razell of Fairfield, j. S. Williams of
,ujlford. c. f. Games of Scion, T. A.
Anderson of Pittsfeld and w. b.
Brown of Madison.
A lot of GOOD fun is being expected
among wrestling sports II SkoWhegan
II the near future, when Ernest Abb
.att OF SidneE gc'6 himself IL readi-
ness far rn. ray Abbott is making
Il, 4lls. III Sl.o~hcgan ~ present
4ad ls ua ming ~ Firenen's Hal
! sorkin6 UP with Johnnie Croe<er, Il
veil known bout master, Earl Besscy
md, Wrestler Ames. He is planning
u tackle Delmanico about the 18th
1ere He wrestled' Davis Of Oldtown in
| he longest bout ever witnessed some
line ago Abbott is a student at Colby
college and is % years old.
w. NJ Kincaid, for tho past four
years foreman Of the making and last
'ng room of the Somerset Shoe Fac
tory. is to open an establishment for
he repair Of shoes at 1871 Water street
he premises now beng vacated by
he Skowhegan Auto Top and Repair
%. Previous to coming to Skowhe-
gan Mr.. Kincaid was a manufacturer
If gums. inks, stains and dressings in
Auburn for the shoe trade. He has
also been a salesman for the United
! Shoe Machinery Company and CON
nected with the shoe business in all
! for more than forty years.
The members of the Pioneer Past
Noble Grands Association were very
delightfully."- enterta ned by Mrs. Mary
1. Bailey at her home on Bloomfield
Green, Monday afternoon. There
vas a good attendance and during the