The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-03
MADISON

MADISON
Mrs. Charles Norton passed the day
Saturday with her sister M a.. Nae
Lawrence in Watervflle.
Mrs. J. w. flanagan and daughter
Anna returned Saturday night from a
few days trip to Portland.
Horace Holway returned Friday
from visit passed at the home OF his
son Charles I'm North Arson.
Schools were resumed Monday
morning after being closed a few days
to allow the teachers an opportunity
to attend the State teachers xconven-
ton In Portland.
Mrs. George Marden and daughters
Ruth and Esther returned Saturday
from short trip to Portland.
Martin Phelan. sub-master at the
Madison high school. passed the week
end at his home in Sabbatus.
Among those to attend the Colby
Maine game in Waterville Saturday
were Rev. C.. a. mckinney, H.. C.
Prince, ]. l.. Delaware. w. H. TOppan.
Frank Moore and Orlando Walker
left town Sunday foy Boston to attend
dairy meeting. ,t.s~
Mr.. and Mrs. George viles. and two
children were In Lewiston Sunday be-
ing called there by the illness OF Mr..
viles' grandmother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Houghton Of
Portland were the guests Of friends in
this place over Friday night. They
had been in New Portland where they
came to accompany the remains OF
Mrs. Houghtcn's uncle Maurice Man
ter who had made his home with her
for tire past few years. -
William Toppan accompanied by DR..
and Mrs. w. IT. Millikcn and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Davis took an auto trip
to The Forks Sunday.
Alfred Ingalls, was in Lewiston
Monday He was accompanied home
by Mrs. Ingalls. who has been receiv-
ngtreatment at the G. M. G. Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lysander 1It0binsOn
and MIR. and Mrs. Fred Murphy and
daughter Edella OF Scion were the
guests Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Wescott.
Misses Beatrice Lessor, Ethel Han
sen and Evelyn Flanders were in Wat
erville Saturday. a4-
Mahlon Cavanaugh has recently
moved his farmily from the Phinney
rent on Middle street to the former
Methodist parsonage, recently purchas-
ed by him. ts
Mrs. Alice Pierpont and daughter
Ruth of Augusta were the guests OF
friends in town the last Of the week.
At recent meeting of the Arson
and Madison Chapter OF the American
Red Cross the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Chair
man. Edgar Burns; vice chairman, DR..
W. II. kennison; treasurer, Judge &.
o. Small; secretary, Mrs. j. ". Riley;
finance committee, j. F. Withee, Mrs.
annie Walker, Mrs. Lucy Viles; in
formation committee, Il. G. Burns, DR..
Kennison, c. O. Small. Miss Lulu Hol-
way. John Stobie, John White, b. X.
Edwards, DIR. w. G. Sawyer, Mrs. Mae
Hilton. Mrs. Lucy Paine. Mrs. Angie
Lancaster, Mrs. Annie Walker, Mrs.
J. f. Withee and, Carl ingalls,.
Miss Emily Weston returned Satur-
day from few days visit passed with
relatives in Portland. a.
Mrs. John Otis was asguest one day
last week At thc VI upA
William Forsythe in Oakland.
Mrs. Carolyn Carl was the guest last
week of her daughter Mrs. Daisy Man
tor on Thurston Hill.
A very enjoyable meeting OF Mar
garget Golf Moore Chapter.D. A. 4.
was held at the home Of Mrs. Clara
Powers, Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Powers was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Matte Lander, Mrs. Lulu
Phillips and Mrs. Lucy viles. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served by the hostesses' and q
social hour passed. Z,
Mrs. Vera Burton who is employed
in the Office OF Judge G. o. Small pasaSS
ed the week end at'her home IN VESTS
Mills.
=. Albert Duckworth left town Monday
for a visit to his old home In George
town, Delaware. MIR. Duckworth was
accompanied by his little grandson
RAYMOND who has been making visit
of several months with his grandpa
rents in this, PLACE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dyer were re-
cent guests OF relatives in Oakland.
Mrs. w. q. Kennison left town Sat
urday for Providence, r.. l. where she
will --en1er hospital for. surgical
treatment She was accompanied by
Miss Mildred Henderson, a trained
nurse who has been spending the sum-
mer with her mother Mrs. r. G. Ken
derson in this place.
A splendid chicken supper was serv-
ed Thursday night at the Methodist
church dining room under the aus
pices of the Ladies' Aid. There was
a good attendance and large sum
was netted for the treasury.
Miss Ida Witham, day operator In
the Farmers Telephone Ufhce is the
guest of relatives in Brunswick this
week. Miss Bernice Ploude is sub
stituting in the Office during her abb
sence.
Preston Phiney has returned from q
few~days hunting trip.
Howard Caldwell OF Augusta who
has been In town the guests of his
grandparents has returned to his
home.
Mrs. Melxer Ross returned Saturday
from few days visit with relatives In
Lewiston. She was accompanied
home by her niece Elizabeth, who has