The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-18

MI. anu MIS- al luuI AncuGy dIc
spending their vacation at Smithfield.
Mrs. Ella T. Holt of Alder Street
has gone to Monmouth for a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. C. c.. Stewart and daughter
Miss Gladys Stewart of Bingham are
spending the week at Lakewood.
Mrs. Lima NJ McKenney has re-
turned to Madison from her visit with
her sister in Pasadena, Cal.
Mrs. Elizabeth B. Pullen went to
Norridgewock Tuesday to be the guest
for a fortnight of Mrs. Mary W.
Brown.
Miss Nellie Crawford completes her
duties as clerk at the Quality Bakery
next Saturday. Mrs Amber Pooler
! Gallagher will take her place.
Florence. little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Hurley underwent a tonsil
operation at Somerset Hospital Mon
day.
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. B.
l.. Nightingale underwent throat
operation at Somerset Hospital Sun
day forenoon.
Mrs. Charles Laux returned to her
home in New York City Monday morn
ing following an extended visit with
relatives in town, among them being
Mrs. George Brooks and her sisters.
r & Bigelow and his aunt Mrs
ausan A. Belle OF Oakland, Cal, re-
! turned Monday from d few days spent
with Mr.. Bigelow's sister, Mrs. E. E.
Latty at Great Moose Lake.
Mrs. Armin X Lobeck of Madison,
Wis, who is passing several weeks
with her mother Mrs. Anna F. Mer
rill in town has as a guest Mrs. Ma
bel p. Daniel of Wellesley, Mass.
DR.. Arthur Rodden and George r.
Day spent Sunday at Dover n. H
They were accompanied by DR.. Her
bert Rodden who has been enjoying
a vacation there at the Rodden home
The condition of Rev. Herbert L.
Nichols. pastor of the Centenary Meth
odist Church is somewhat improved.
He has been critically i'll at the Som
erset Hospital.
-hlSo o0i ludG StI lCl W III has It.
Gently returned to Skowhegan from
Groton, Conn, has accepted a position
as matron at the State Reformatory
for Women and will begin her du-
ties in September.
A shark on Water st. in the win
/ dOWs of the Sea Produce Co. attracted
Nuch attention the last of the week
The animal weighed $50 pounds and
measured eight feet from tip to tip.
ured eight feet fro tip to tip.
Miss Maud Roullard will resume her
! duties as Manager of the Green Bros.
/ store next Monday following three
/ weeks vacation spent at Montreal,
/ Quebec and other Canadian cities. She
i was accompanied by Mrs. Geo. Jones,
! George Jones, Jr., and Edward Jones'
Mr. and Mrs Mott Russell are ex-
/ pectiuR as guests this week DR.. and
] Mrs. Fred Clark Gunter, who were
married August 10 in Somerville,
! Mass Mrs. Gunter was formerly
! Marie Ethel Bunker of Athens, a SIS
| ter of Mrs Russell. She is grad
uate Of the Watham, Mass. hospital.
Joseph l.. Bolduc arrived home last
/ Friday from Bangor where he had
been attending Shaw's Business Col
/ lege. His studies there were book
! keeping and all-round stenography.
| He left Tuesday for Worcester Mass,
where he will attend a (horologicaD
! matchmaking school
Captain and Mrs. Edwin C. Lord
, ,T u I'm, 10
/ time at the home of their son, DR..
A. f Lord went to. .Waterylie Sun-
| day to Y sit their daughter, Miss Eve
! lvn Lord. Frank Moor of Waterville,
! Mrs M e. Lords father is at pres
/ ent her guest.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. l.. Fletcher and
! daughter. Jean of Arlingtonfi Mass,
/ have been spending several days with
! Mr. and Mrs Humphrey Dyer. On
! their return trip the visitors will be
accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Dyer
for a visit. They formerly lived in
! Arlington.
r. +. Iedlund of the Boston Post,
/ who has been here to cover the Towle
murder in Athens, left Friday after
! noon on his return. He spent quite
part Of the day Thursday in Gin
j ION interviewing William Kent, the
/ Athens farmer, whore the woan was
/ killed, and also spent some time in
Athens.
DR. and Mrs Levi ?. Wyman of
Che ter. Pa. with their son Newton
luaa md Schausser Glausser, also
raeste arrived Saturday and Wis
..a Dr. Nfmans sisters, Miss Lena
i W. Wyman and Mrs. William
II. Diller who is here from Lans-
dowuc, Pa, for short time before
going to Lakewood where they are
occupying one of the Lombard cot
tages for few weeks.