The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-13
Sku,ulrrgatt Enral Nr1ua

Mrs. Nettie Morrow of Lewiston has
been visiting Mrs. Henry Crowell.
Miss Letha Savage has gone to
Gardiner to visit her aunts.
Miss Ina M. Moulton of Hartland
was a guest the first of this week Of
Mrs. F. G. Nye.
Miss Mary Belts who has been Wis
iting Miss Myra Rowell, has returned
to Lynn, Mass.
MIR. and Mrs. Archie Cromwell of
Bloomfield street are the parents of a
baby born Monday.
Miss Doris Chase has accepted IA po-
sition as assistant to register of deeds
Higgins at the Court House.
Dr.. Morey Pearson of Boston has
returned home after being in town as
the guest of DR.. Cora NJ johnson.
Miss Mary and Miss Florence Ladd
teachers in the public schools, were
at their home in Dover Foxcroft, Sat
urday and Sunday.
Owen Bredbery of Reading, Mass
has Joined Mrs. Bredbery in town for
a visit at the home Of Charles Decker
and E. A. Decker.
Mrs. Helen Rogers, trustee at the
Connecticut Reformatory for Women.
has been visiting during the past week
at the State Reformatory for Women
in this place.
The remains of Louis, son of Pat
and Adele Perrieault were buried
Monday'in Calvary cemetery. The
child's age was eight months and
twenty-four days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], Abbott Kendall, who
have been living in Skowhegan during
the summer left Monday according to
their usual custom to spend the Win
ter in St Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. John II. Lancaster and Mrs. W.
p. Ordway have been attending the
music festival in Portland and visiting
with Miss Adelaide Lancaster at Mas
son Institute at Springvale.
!. NJ Meyers of C0rnvlle left last
Friday for Wainsboro Virginia, where
he will spend the winter He came
from Staunton. Va. about thirteen
years ago to reside in Cornville.
N. j. Karam of Pittstield WAS in
town last Monday. Mr. Karam has
Just been established agent for the
Dodge Brothers Motor cars for Pitts
field Skowhegan. and other towns.
The high school basket ball girls
will have food sale including baked
beans and brown bread, also candy
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the
show rooms of the Blaisdell Auto
Company
This Thursday evening Rev. Geo
Loring Thurlow will speak on The
! Life of Christ which is the third in
the series of talks being given by him
at the regular prayer meeting services
each Thursday evening at the Fedcr-
ated church.
The new parole house at the state
Reformatory for Women was opened
| Tuesday, Rev |. b. Mower of Water
Vile being present at the opening
ceremonies. For the present it is be-
ing used for administration purposes
and for Offices.
Mrs w J. Holway Of The Forks was
in town Sunday and took Master Rus
sell Kennedy of The Forks home with
her He has been patient at Som
erset Hospital for some time with ty-
phoid fever and had recovered sulllci-
emily to admit his removal.
DR.. c. f. Richardson attended the
Kennebec County Medical Association
meeting in Augusta last Thursday
evening He was accompanied by Or.
Addison Thayer of Portland, who
came here from Bingham where he
had attended the Somerset County
Medical meeting.
Officers and members of Mount
Moriah Council will go to Bingham
this afternoon to attend session OF
this body. the meeting being called at
4 o'clock. Supper will be served at
$40 End all three degrees of the order
will be exemplitied. A large class OF
candidates is expected.
DR. II. c. Fletcher sho has been
practicing his profession as chiroprac-
tor here during the summer is leaving
the last Of the week for visit in Mas
sachusetts after which he plans to To-
cate in the middle west. DR.. L. L.
Tucker has come here from Portland
to take over the business.
The death of Algernon S, Bangs in
Lewiston on Saturday last will be re-
GREETED by local Grand Army men lie
had been staying in that city short
time preparatory to going to his win
ter home in Florida The body was
Inferred at Augusta where his active
business life was spent. He was "a
years old.
Mitchell Demo, little son OF William
Demo is at Somerset Hospital Tor a
pus case of appendicitis Other
surgical patients at this institution are
Mrs. Iva Graffte Of Jackman, Mrs
Mamie Redmond of Main street, Mrs
Walter Harvie OF Bigelow Hill VINO
was operated ON Monday, Mrs. violet
Cassidy OF Madison who was operat-
ed on Tuesday and Aurihda Swain OF
the Hill road who was also operated
/ on TUESDAY. The following patients
have lately been discharged, Mrs.