The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-25
News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Mrs. Carl Jones has been on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Witham ana
daughter Lncretia accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Normandy enjoyed
an automobile trip TO Lake George
Sunday.
a marriage of interest 10 locat
young people occurred in WoodstocK'
y. b. on August 18th when MISS Vloia
Soule of this town was united IN
marriage with Walter Merrill OF Au-
gusta. Mrs. Merrill is one oil the pop
nlar young ladies of the town ana the
oldest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. WIN
Soue. The happy couple are receiv-
ing the congratulations and best WISH
pc of their many friends and are pass
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ing few weeks with the brides pa
,rents.
Mrs. Sadie White Tippin OF Attie-
boro, Mass. has been passing her an
nual vacation with her parents IN
town and the last OF the week WIZ
go to Portland for short visit WIN
her sister Mrs. Roy Trueworthy.
Mrs. Lizzie Jones has returned from
a weeks visit with friends IN SHOW
hogan.
A little daughter arrived at the
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bishop
last Friday.
William Walker met with serious
injury last Friday while putting paper
on a roof, as he slipped and fell sew
eral feet to the ground. lie has Deeh
confined to his bed since the accident
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence BuzZell are
receiving congratulations upon the
birth of a son who arrived last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey and
daughter Miss Nina were guests OF
relatives at Lakewood over Sunday.
RIPLEY
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnston who
has been visiting in the vicinity for
the past two weeks, returned TO their
nome in Mexico. Me, Sunday. Mrs.
Johnston is the daughter of Mrs.
Frank Laughton. Sunday, the 14th,
they motored to Abbott to visit Mrs.
Laughton's brother Sewall Harmon
and Tuesday they took trip to Moose
head Lake. They pronounced the
scenery thru Monson and Shirley es-
pecially fine and enjoyed the trip I'M
mensely. The weather was perfect
Mrs. Vivian James Of Berlin, N. H.
spent the week end with her father
Frank Laughton and returned to her
home Monday, taking Miss Catherine
with her.
George Booker has accepted the
agency for Repeat" Snow white
washing powder and is having a good
sale. 1t gives great satisfaction as q
labor saver and wlfitener.
+ Miss Doris Felker, graduate OF Har-
mony high school will go to Farming
ton this fall to take a course in Nor
NAL school.
Linn McCrillis of Waterville who
has been visiting friends and relatives
in Pittsheld, Palmyra and Hartland
for two weeks, visited with his grand
mother, Mrs. Lila Richards and his
uncle VIM. H. Seekins Of Mainstream
last week, and returned to his home
on Friday. He made the trip on his
bicycle.
TWO large loads oE housenolu
goods passed through Ripley. Fri
day, on their way to st. Adams, COM
ing from Dexter.
Mrs. James B. Atwood, who
has been very i'll with append
citis and was operated on after
the appendix had burst, Is very low
tho at this writing there is slight
improvement in her condition. She
has been under the care of trained
nurse for over three months. There
is but very slight hope of her recov-
cry
Miss Edwina Philbrick of Carmel
one of the graduating class of M. g.
]. Is visiting her former classmate
Miss Rena Laughton.
Fred Cyr has finished his job on the
road in Pittsfield and returned home
Mrs. Emma Blackwell, who has been
In the hospital at Bangor on account
of injuries received from being thrown
from wagon, May 80. has returned
to her home. She is housekeeping
for Calvin Braley. Her friends hope
she finds herself improved,
NEW SHARON