The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-11
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DR.. viii Greenleas and wife of Prov
idence, r. |. were recently guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Rollins.
Mrs. Ellen Pettingill of Scion visit
ed her daughter Mrs. Ernest Sterling
last week.
Marjorie Otis of Oakland is spend
ing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip jacques.
Harold Doe has greatly improved
the house he recently purchased by
building a new piazza across the front
and one side.
Mrs. Pearl Jenkins Perry and two
children. of Portland are guests of her
aunt Mrs. Howard Moore.
Annie Delaney who has been for two
years in training at the Maine General
Hospital ~ Portland, is now with
friends during her vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Roundy OF
Portland have been guests of Mrs.
George Jones and at Patrick Murphy S
this week.
Henry Merton OF West Forks has
been here with friends few days.
Charles Preble of Skowhegan has
been the guest of his son F. w. Preble
for several days.
Frank Fitzmorris of Skowhegan re-
Gently visited his sister Mrs. Joseph
F'tzmorris.
Lillian Witham, daughter of Alvah
Witham, is enjoying part OF her vaca-
ton with trends in Livermore. =.
Mr. and Mrs. A. n. Moore and Ned
Il m "a N
Saturday where Ned was pitcher for
the Madisons in a ball game.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Sweet are &C.
cupying a cottage at Castine for two
weeks.
Henry Cummings of Augusta has
purchased the logs that were left at
the New England Lumber Cos. mill
when they shut down last fall. An
electric motor will be installed and
the logs Will be sawed into various
kinds of lumber.
Horace Craig has rented the Bate
man cottage at Pleasant Pond and
with his family is occupying 1t for two
weeks.
A short TIME ago Mrs. Harry Has
kell was in town accompanied by her
mother, Mrs Elizabeth Andrews, Mrs.
Maria Carney and Mrs. Bessie Hayes
Mrs. Haskell was the guest of her son
Harold Coleman and has recently mo-
tored through New Hampshire, Massa-
chusetts, Vermont and New York COW
ering part of the Mohawk Trail.
NJ D. Skinner and family who have
been in Vermont several weeks are
now at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Padham have
gone to Lake Parlin to work in the
hotel.
Grace Pooler recently spent the
week end with her mother Mrs. Hutch
ms at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Goodrich ''fliv-
cred" to Madison and Skowhegan last
Thursday stopping few hours at
Lakewood on their return.
Willis Holbrook of Waterville was
recently in town.
The date of the Goodrich-Ba re-
union is August 31st. Last year
there was a large attendance of out of
town friends which added much to the
enjoyment of the OCCASION. A hearty
invitation Is extended to all to come
again this year.
w. s. Robinson, Marion Ward, Mrs.
j. b. Mckinney and son ParksOn took
pleasure trip to Lake Parlin Sun
day, returning Monday. Mrs. McKen-
ney's son Henry came home with them.
Chester Rollins who has charge of
getting the pulp out of Dead River was
accompanied the past week by his son
Wilder and Guy Hunnewell. The boys
had a very enjoyable time returning
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl Andrews of Bos-'
ton, Mass. are the parents of little.
son.
Gladys Gleason of Canaan Is spend
ing week with her uncle and aunt,
Alvah and Mae Witham. Miss Glea-
son will teach in Stratton this fall.
There will be meeting of the Stan
ley Beane Post No 80 The American
Legion. Thursday evening. August IL,
In F1remens Hall. The sisters,
wives or mothers of the members are
cordially invited to this meeting.
Mrs. f. W. Moore and Mrs. Belle
Williams started for Duluth. Mimi.
last Sunday in response to a telegram
stating that Annie Colby must under
go another serious operation. Mrs.
Moore had returned on Sunday MORN
ing from trip to Boston. She had
only few hours at home before start
ing for Duluth. Mrs. Della Webater
is keeping house for Mr.. Moore and
Robert.
Mrs. Carroll Clark and Miss Flor,
ence Murray have just returned from
a delightful trip. Going by train to
lockwood, thence by steamer to See
boomook, then by auto TWENTY-FIVE
miles over one of the fine roads built
by the Great Northern Paper Co. to
the foot of Russell Mountain Here