The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-14
Skuurhruat. Enral Nriua

I Ernest Dulac is a patient at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Paddock have
named their little daughter Edith
May.
Louise Witham of Skowhegan was
! operated on at Kennebec Valley Hos
pital Monday.
Miss Elva Walker of North Arson
was operated on Monday at kennebec
Valley Hospital.
George Soule was in Hartland Sat
urday to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Sarah Pooler.
George H. Plummer and G. Allan
Wentworth returned from a business
| trip to Jackman Tuesday.
Fedora Dore of this town UNDER
went surgical treatment Mt Kennebec
Valley Hospital last week.
Dolth Ryair returned to Lakewood
this week after being a patient at
Kennebec Valley Hospital for n few
days.
|
ing well following n surgical opera
tion performed last Friday at Somer-
set Hospital.
Mrs. W. d. M. Green. SO years
old, underwent a surgical operation
upon her foot Monday at her home
on Middle street.
Mrs. Eta Blasdell of Norridge-
wock has returned to her home after
receiving medical treatment at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital.
Among the recent speed victims is
j. A Leonard who was charged with
trangressing the traffic law and who
settled before Trial Justice T. G
! Lord.
Clair Marston of Waterville was be-
| fore Trial Justice Lord Thursday for
over speeding on Main street. lie
pleaded guilty and settled by paying a |
fine of $40 and costs.
Word has been received here of the
recent death of Charles J. Ireland, y
years of age, formerly of Skowhegan.
For thirty years he was n cattle ra s.
er and lumberman in Colorado.
Arthur Merriam of Boston has been
visiting his parents Rev. and Mrs.
George Merriam this week. Frank e.
Merriam, who has been living in
Greenfield, Mass, has also been at the
Merriam home, having accompanied
his wife and three children here for
visit.
Among the patients recently dis
charged from Somerset Hospital are
Mrs. Wallace Sheaf of Norridgewock, /
| Mrs. Jennie Roy of Skowhegan. Mrs |
Eunice Foss and infant of Bingham,
Mrs. Frank Parsons and infant of
Skowhegan and Mrs, Alice Durham
of Norridgewock.
Mrs. Alice NJ. Cover returned to !
Portland Thursday following a sever
al days visit with her son. Arthur
Cover in Cornville and other friends
| in Canaan, Skowhegan and Oakland. |
Mrs. Cover formerly lived in Show
hogan and Cornville and after the |
death of her husband moved to Port |
land.
Lemuel D. Moody of Flagstaff is
visiting his aunt in Skowhegan. Mrs.
Matte Longfelow. Mrs. Jane Blais-
dell of Augusta and Mrs. Jennie |
Chapman and family also of the same
city were visitors last week at Mrs. !
Longfellow's home. Other callers at |
the Longfellow home recently were
Mrs. Lillian Deering and daughter
Vera of Athens.
The members of the Woman's Relief |
Corps and the Grand Army are to
have their annual Field Day, tomor-
row (Friday) afternoon ut the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. |. J. Smith on Mad
ison avenue. Mrs. Smith being the
president of the Relief Corps. The
| wives of the Grand Army men and the
husbands of the Relief Corps members
are to be special guests. A picnic !
supper will be served and each lady |
| is asked to bring the necessary dishes
for the convenience of herself and /
her guests.
Mr.. and Mrs William Folsom Mer-
rill have Just returned from weeks
automobile trip to the White Noun
tains and Boston with Mr.. and Mrs. |
J. j. Lander of Belmont, Mass. who
arc now at their Pleasant Pond cot
tage. Previous to starting on the trip
Mr.. and Mrs William d. Lander of
Maiden, Mass. visited at Pleasant
Pond and returned to the latter's cot |
tage at Lake Ossipee, n H., and Mr..
and Mrs Etgene Lander returned
from Boston to visit at the Lander
cottage at Pleasant Pond.
The annual election of officers and
regular meeting of Golden Rod Branch /
I. s. S. was held last Thursday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Harry
| 0hoeo nh oficarS are as follows. |