The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01
ATHENS

The rooms in the Academy building
are being papered and other neces'
sary repairs will be made prior to the
opening of the school, Sept. IL.
Byron Giles of Dexter and Miss En-
ma Sanborn of Lawrence, Mass, botf
former residents of this town, in the
vicinity of Dore Hill, were visiting
friends and relatives in town last
week. Mr.. Giles is the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. H. s. Elliott and Miss San
born is spending some time with heI
aunt Mrs Freeman Moses.
Mrs John II. Hight went to Auburn
Sunday in company with Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Stockbridge and her daughter
Mrs. Hood
Miss Annie S. Emery returned last
Tuesday evening from two weeks
stay with friends in Norway Me.
Mrs. .artha Goodrich of Boston
was the guest of Mrs. Eva Andrews
aud family and other friends for ten
days following Alumni Day. Sunday
she was met by her son Mr.. Spaulding
of Pittsfield and accompanied him TO
his home where she will remain for
some time.
Mrs. F. II. Judd and little daughters
Florence and Margaret OF White
Plains, n. Y, who have been spend
ing several weeks with Mr. and Mrs.
J. +. Holman, left Friday morning for
week end visit with Marion Holman
Turner in Waltham. Mass. Here they
were met by Mr.. Judd and the remain
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by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ladd and
daughter Ida and son Vaughan OF Mad
ison were guests at the Fox Brothers
home last week. Clifton Red OF Cor
ham was also guest there.
Miss Margaret willard of Boston Is
spending her vacation with Mrs. Mary
Davis.
Bert Brayton OF Ohio who has been
spending the past two months with
friends in Athens and vicinity, started
on his homeward trip last Monday.
Hts many friends will be glad to
learn OF his improved health during
his stay East.
Mr.. anil Mrs. George Flanders and
family are entertaining family rela-
tives from Standish, Maine.
Miss e. B. Dunton OF Augusta is
spending her annual vacation with
the family of her brother Charles
Dunton near the village.
Mrs. Gibbs of Boston and Ernest
Sanders Of that city are guests OF
their brother w. N. Sanders and fam
fly. Mrs. Bert Troy and son Verne
OF Portland and other relatives from
Dover visited there Sunday.
Frank Robinson and wife Of Boston
and Mrs. Alice Robinson and children
of Boston are spending some time
with their mother Mrs. Lizzie Robin
son. Mrs. Ida Brazier and family Of
Hartland also spent some time there
last week.
There will be social hour pre-
ceded by an entertainment by our
young people assisted by several WIS.,
iting friends next Friday evening at
tho I. o. O. +. Hall. This will be
given under the auspices OF the M. e.
b. Society. Refreshments OF Ice
cream will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Green former
teachers at s. A. were in town last
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Elliott plan to
visit relatives In Old Town the last
of this week.
BUNKER H1LL-ATHENS
e. A. Decker of Skowhegan was in
town one day recently.
Manley Campbell was in Harmony
Saturday.
Clyde Brasier of Brighton was in
town one day last week.
Ernest Whitehouse of wellington
and Glen Carl of Elgin, N. B. called
to see David Thompson recently.
Harry Jones of Brighton was in
town Monday.
Roy Sinclair was In Harmony Sat-
urday.
Justin Blcxford Of wellington and
Ottie Scribner of Brighton was in
town Monday.
Bert Fish has the Delco Lights in
stalled In his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Boynton of
Skowhegan are keeping house for Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Boynton during their
vacation.
George Gilman was in Harmony one
day last week.
Guy Bartlett OF Cornville was in
town Sunday.