The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-17

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DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lord are the
parents of a little daughter, borr
early Saturday morning at Kennebet
Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Imogene G.. Merrill of Cara
funk, who has been at her Lakewood
cottage for few days left Monday foI
a visit in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyman ant
two sons left Sunday for visit Will
relatives in Gardiner, after which
they will go to the seashore for an
outing.
Mrs Maria Folsom has returned
from Readfield and is d patient at
Kennebec Valley Hospital suffering
from the effects of broken arm sus-
tanned in falling.
The rank of page will be conferred
at the meeting of Skowhegan Lodge
X. of p. this CThursdaY night. Re
| freshments will be served at the close
of the work.
| Miss Mamie Billodeau of Philadcl-
phia, former player at the Lake
wood Theatre has been visiting with
her mother. Mrs. Geo. Billodeau of
Winter street
Mr.. and Mrs. Dovia Edwards of
Main street l,t y morning
with their daught- earl Light
body on her return - ewport r.
|. where they will read few weeks.
Mrs. Ernest Emerson. lecturer of
! day for Burlington, Vt, to attend
the SESSIONS of the New England
Grange Lecturers summer confer
ence.
Miss M. b. Fish of Boston is Wis
J iting her cousin, Mrs. A. II. Lang Of
| Middle street. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Rowe are also expected during the
week to visit at the Lang home, Mrs.
! Rowe being another cousin OF the la
| dies.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Jackson Of
! Waterville, who this fall Twill estab-
lsh their home in Boston, visited
Sunday with Mrs. Jacksons brother
DR.. M. u. ord and his mother, Mrs.
Or. NJ, X. Lord and his mother, Mrs.
Brooksville.
Employees of the Central Maine Pc
wer Company have finished the work
of filling in and Regarding on elm
! street near the residence of J. W.
Fogler and are now employed in =
similar piece of work on the opposite
side of the river.
Miss Alice r. Parker, the Red Cross
Ia,
| the summer school at Castine and
with Miss Dorothy Day and Miss NJ.
! G.. Hare, the Home Demonstration
| agent, is occupying the Sampson cot
tage at Lake WeSserunsett.
The Ursaline Nuns are expected
Saturday and will reopen the con
vent on Water street which has been
| Improved and renovated during their
absence. The Parochial school will
open September II, and that build
! ing has also been renovated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Murphy left
| Monday morning for a two weeks Wis
! it in Midtown Mr.. Murphy has
been in the Somerset Hospital for a
long time. but now expects 10 be able
to resume his work at the Maine Cen
trail Freight Office upon his return 10
Skowhgan.
Mr.. aud Mrs Ernest Emerson with
their daughters, Annie and Gertrude,
and Mr. and Mrs Hiram Bearoe were
in Dover and Dexter Saturday cal
ling on relatives and friends. Mr..
Emerson visited with hi uncle, LII
Their Emerson, who wa< 90 years old
last May and Mir. and Mrs Bcarce
called upon his sister, Mr.. Elms.
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase a director
of the Maine Federation OF business
end Professional WOman.s clubs and
chairman of the Research Go@m'tee.
! was in Wateryile Saturday to attend
a meeting of the Directors oi the
State Federation held ut the ElmWood.
Those attending were directors and
the presidents Of several clubs who
were invited in.
Prayer services for the laie Joseph
Beaudette were held Saturday fore
noon conducted BY Rev. GEORGE Mer-
riam and afterwards the remains were
sent to Hartford, Vt. for bural.
Nh. Beaudette died August . at the
!. home of Mrs. Annie Libby az -
French street where he ~ board
er His are was 81 ysar and he
was native OF Hanover. y H. lie
has lived in Skowh't3a about SIX
years coming here from bHIa1rd w.
He has worked as weaver and Also
as a general laborer in afaNAcf3n
A son. Joseph Bc1udctte. lr.. came
here from Utica. N. y. because of