The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02

J Hagar have camp near kineo.
Hartley buckingham went to Cold
Stream last week where he will be
employed this winter by Mr.. Clarke
Mrs. Roxie Carr and Miss Lila
Carr have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Alyinza Whiteomb in New Sharon
during the past week.
Avis Wftham the little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace William. is very
ill
A new pump has been installed in
the water system al the higa school
building.
The Sawtelle house or perhaps bet
ter known as the Hopkins house on
the North side of the river has been
sold to a Mr.. Marble from Carmel who
plans to move here.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur oliver of Oak
land were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jay Pierce.
DR.. and Mrs. J. p. Lancaster of
Madison were calling on relatives in
town Saturday.
Mrs. George Eyelyth and Miss Lila
Carr attended the Pomona meeting at
New Portland last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sawyer re-
turned to their home in New Hamp-
shire Saturday after passing a week
in town on business.
Mrs. Elmira Trench and son Charles
have closed their home and have gone
to Medfield, Mass to pass the winter
with Mrs. Trench's daughters.
Mrs. Jessie Rogers has sold her
house to George futile Sr. and has
purchased the house Of Mrs. Cynthia
Lawless on Main street.
A wedding was solemnAed at the
home of william Longley ON Satur-
day evening, Oct 2Sth. when Frank
Miner and Cora Witham Hilton were
united in marriage. Both the young
people are we'll known and popular
in town and their large circle OF
friends extend their best wishes.
OAK HILL
A. Fl. Anderson and son Roland
went to Augusta last Sunday morn
ing and were accompanied home in
the afternoon by Mrs. Anderson, who
for the past four weeks has been in
Lewiston and Augusta under the doc
tors care. Miss Abbie Giggy arriv-
ed in Augusta from Boston in time to-
accompany her sister Mrs. Anderson
home. Many friends OF Mrs. Ander-
son will be glad to welcome her home
and hope her health may soon be
much improved.
w. C. Fletcher and little daughter
visited relatives in Skowhegan last
sunday.
! 3 Frederick oIowea for Y. q
File cher two days last week.
Everett Berry and family Of Emb-
den passed the day Sunday with Mrs.
Berry's parents Mr.. and Mrs. W. e.
Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Haines of Madi-
son passed Sunday with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles l.. Holbrook be
fore moving to Skowhegan where re-
Gently they have purchased home
1 on Cowett street and expect To spend
the winter in Skowhegan instead of
/ Florida az has been their custom the
past two winters.
/ After being confined to her home by
| illness the past two weeks Mrs. o. {.
/ Taylor was able with her family 10
! visit at the home of her mother, Mrs.
| Edwin Francis last Sunday
W. +. Wallace and family were
calling ON friends in Fairfield last
Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Pattee o. C. Taylor and
A. n. Whitehouse were among those
who attended the funeral of Mr.. Wal
ton in Mercer last week. Many
friends in this vicinity wish to extend
sincere sympathy to Mrs. Carrie Wal
ton and family in their deep sorrow
and irreparable loss.
No school last Monday at Oak Hill
schoolhouse owing to the much need
ed finishing of repairs on same. but
school opened again Tuesday with the
hearts of the children and teacher
made glad with the long awaited win
doWs which gave them much more
| light and little sunshine as well.
! A. II. Anderson, w. e. Wallace and
Arthur Frederick have finished dig
cling potatoes with a very light crop
reported.
Mrs. Arthur Quimby and two chill
dren of Starks have been visiting the
past week at the home of her hus-
bands sister Mrs. Il. c. Palmer and
family,
OAK HILL SCHOOL NOTES
The menu of our Hot Luches' for
the past week was mashed potatoes
corn chowder, bean soup. milk, cocoa
and cabbage stew. We admire the
good spirit of all the parents who are
making this such a fine success and
wish to heartily thank one and all.
Pupils having 100 in spelling are;
Merritt Holt, Hazel Holt, Melville
Wallace and Ruth Holt.
The last period Friday afternoon
was given to story telling which was
very interesting for all
Good news came Friday when Supt
Semineau called announcing that our
much looked-for windows had arrived.
EMBDEN CENTER
rIoJ,r. yyilIiorne nOd family