The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-11
HING kLEY

Beginning May LIST the railroad sta
ton in this village will be closed be
tween the hours OF y to / and 3 to ,.
MI and Mrs. Labon Allen have NOV
ed to their newly purchased home.
the Levi Yarney place on the middle
road. W {. Wheeler is painting and
papering for them.
Twelve members of the Philathea
class met at the church Wednesday
afternoon, May with one visitor, for
the regular monthly meeting. The
business WAS promptly dispatched, al
ter which the half hour of bible study
was enjoyed. Sandwiches cake and
punch were served by the hostesses.
Mrs. c. l.. Rofe and Mrs. r. I. Davis.
Attorney l.. L. Walton of Skohegan
WAS business caller in town May
3rd.
Benjamin Hamilton of WaldobOro,
president of the Maine Farmers Tx
change was recent visitor in town,
calling on the manager and treasurer
of the Hinekley Farmers Union
Miss Daisy Snow stenographor for
the American Wooden Co, Of Oakland,
was the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Laura Snow over Sunday.
Franklin Bishop and Robert Simp-
SON of Richmond also Mr. St. Peter
of Oakland are boarders at L. 3.
Hicks.
Everett Wardwcll who has been in
town since about the first of March
returned to his work on the railroad
Monday morning.
Several from the Clinton side at
tended the party at Miss Gladys Ri
cker Saturday evening
Mrs. Marion Hinckley Of Waterville
was a guest at Willow wood over Sun
day
John r. Clayton made a business
trip to Fairfield Monday morning.
Mrs. G. n. Smith of CornYiIle has
been the guest of relatives in town
the past week.
The ice cream season has opened
at the Wardwell store. This year
the cream will be delivered at the
door by auto express.
Frank l.. Barnes WHO is an instruc-
tor in the operating of machinery for
the United Shoe Machinery Corpora
ton Of Boston. but whose home is in
Auburn came to town Saturday after
noon to join his wife who has been
the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lyman Barnes. Mr.. Barnes left Mon
Gay morning for Winthrop. his work
covering the whole state. His head
quarters is with the Auburn Co. this
being the only branch in the state
Mrs. Barnes will remain FOR another
fortnight.v
Ed Canon, who has been employed
at the farm of c. l.. Ro!fe for several
wears was here Monday morning II
deliver beef to the store of the Farm
ers' Union.
Mrs. Alice Devine of Augusta re-
turned to her work in Augusta Mon
day morning, after visiting her incl
Alonzo Hoxie over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorimer II. Dixon oi
Waterville who were guests at thl
home of Mrs. Dixons parents Mr.. ana
Mrs. Alton Mason of the Ridge road
returned to WaLerville Monday morn
ing accompanied by Mr.. Mason.
\. A. Hall left Saturday for Read
field where he will be the guest Oh
his son l.. w Hall for short time.
John White of Jackman was Wis
itor at Elm Shade Farm the past few
days.
Selden Manson has sold his farm
about two miles east Of this place
and purchased the James Mason farm
Just across the river.
Alice White of Wateryille passe.
Tuesday at the home of her mother
Mrs. b. White.
The kennebecside Club held it
last meeting of the year at Fogg Cot
tage, Friday afternoon, Mrs. Rines
Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Johnson beinl
hostesses. On account OF the rain
very few ladies were present. TIL
roll call was Prominent Woman o
Today" A social hour was enjoyei
with delicious refreshments.
Louise Kicker. a little Miss of 1
years is the happy po5sessor OF
room all her own, which her father, L
p Kicker has built on to the ives
side of the main house. Her grand
father, p. A. Kicker, is engaged il
making the furniture which will b