The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05

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Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Albee are liv-
ing in the Murphy house on Upper
Main street.
Miss Vera Yeaton of Belgrade has
been visiting her friend Mrs Elsie
/ Piper.
Harold Pierce was home from Ban
gor over Sunday.
Earl Bennett picked big ripe field
strawberry during the past week.
! Mrs. Amos Johnson Of New Portland
was in town Saturday visiting her sis
| ter Mrs. Daniel Mcneil.
Mrs. Abbie Morrison of Pennington
is keeping house for George Lunt.
Miss Annie Piper of Madison has
been the guest of her brother Lin
wood Piper and wife during the past
week.
Milford Healey of North New Port
land is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Savage.
Miss Alice Townsend has been
passing the summer with Mrs. Henri
eta Wood and is now visiting in Wat
erville.
Miss Susie Rogers of Lewiston is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gony Rus
sell.
Young women 10 work in hospital
with opportunity 10 train for nursing.
Education equal 10 Two years in high
school required Excellent opportu-
nifty. Kennebec Valley Hospital.
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Largest assortment of mems all
wool working pants in town at the
Jay NJ. Pierce store. Satisfaction
guaranteed in every pair.
Herbert Hale remains very critical
ly i'll having suffered shock.
Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cross
of North New Portland will be pleas
ed to know that little daughter ar
rived at their home last week We'd
nesday. Mrs Cross was formerly
Miss Alice Varney of Skowhegan.
Mrs. l.. A. Gill and Mrs. Susie Ire
worgy of Auburn were callers at the
home of Mrs. Mahala McIntire on Sat
urday.
Straightline and Hypress rubbers|
are the very best value you can buy.
Get a pair from Jay NJ. Pierce and be
convinced.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. McIntire of Au-
burn were over Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs Milford Tibbetts and Mrs.
McIntire.
OAK HILL
After twenty weeks of severe Ill
ness Mrs. A. II. Anderson was taken
by her attending physician, DR.. GAIA
, of Skowhegan, to the hospital Tor
treatment last Monday, where her
many friends hope she may be restor-
ed to health and able to return home
in short time. Mr.. Anderson ac-
companied his wife to the hospital.
The trip was made in Dr. Cazas pig
car.
Mrs. Ann Taylor was stricken with
severe shock last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. o. K. Packard with
whom she has made her home the past
two years. Mrs Taylor is 81 years
old and her recovery is doubtful.
Emery Soule and family are occu
pying their new bungalow which IS
fast nearing completion i
Mrs. o. c. Taylor entertained the
Oak Hill Club very pleasantly last
week.
II will be very interesting 10 friends
of Mrs. George Adams to know thal
regardless of her being 73 years ola
she was able To pick 1877 quarts oil
blueberries during the past season.
Mr. Adams also was a daily picker
with his wife but kept no record OF
the many quarts of blueberries he
picked himself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Holt and two
children. Irving Morrill, and family,
w e Wallace and George Worthen,
Mrs Worthen, Allen Holt Emery
Soule Mrs w. c. Fletcher and daugh-
ter Enid, were among the many 10
attend the big fair at Skowhegah last
week.
ELTON Holbrook was a guest OF mis-
grandparents Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Holbrook few days last week.
Oak Hill was well represented at
the NorridgeWock Fair last Saturday
which was pronounced big success
for N0rridgewok and much enjoyed
by those attending
w f. Wallace and family took an
auto trip to Belgrade last SUNDAY
where they called on Howard Blck-
ford and family during the day.
f. C. Palmer and Charlie Weber
nave Deen HelDlHS n ~ N''N' ''
POTATOES the past week
w. e. Rowe and Lyle Taylor he'p-
ed w. Il. Wallace dig potatoes last
week.
Mr., and Mrs. George Conley passed
Sunday afternoon with relatives in
Norrdgewock.
Owing to unavoidable circumstances
meeting at the Oak Hill sehoolhouSe
announced for Sunday, October ISL,
was postponed until next Sunday 2oo
p. m, October 8th.
NEW SHARON
Several from New Sharon attended
the fair at Skowhegan last week.
Miss Gertrude Porter has employ
ment at Aliens Mills in the skinner
/ Mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bailey OF
Woodfords are at their summer home
in East New Sharon for few days.
Lewis Paul of Bangor spent the
week end here with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. T. A. Paul.
Work on the federal road from New