The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-20

Gardner last Friday on business. :,
Mrs. Joseph Turcotte of East St. !.
suffered a severe shock on Monday )
| last.
A. L. Beale and Forrest Ward of Z
Madison went on a week end fishing Z
trip to Dead River.
DR.. Richardson visited his parents, :
Mr.. and Mrs. David Richardson in I
Strong Sunday night. (
Smith w. Ames returned Saturday
from an outing at the Y. NJ. A. !
amps at Winthrop Center.
Mrs. c. A. Storer and son Allan p. !
Storer of Middle street, are visiting
with relatives in Corinna. Z
Ernest Pike of Lewiston was Z
guest Sunday at the home of his Sis :
ter, Mrs c. i. Richardson
Neil Mills of Portland joined Mrs. )
| Mills and daughter Eleanor here Sat
urday for a visit with relatives. .
Ms. G. e Millett of Bangor has Z
been guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry !:
Hubbard during the past few days. (
Mrs. Ralph Lancaster has returned
to her home in Livermore Falls. after
visiting with Mrs. Josephine Lancas- .
| ter.
Dr.. Maurice e. Lord has returned ;
from visit with his parents, Captain
and Mrs. L. {. Lord in North Brooks Z
Vile. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Luce and son. !.
who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. !
G. G. Dunbar, have returned to
1 Portland.
Frank BurriIl and Donald Burrill =
and family will move next month !
from Summer street to the Bunker
house on Main street
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Sawyer visit
ed the first of the week with the fam :
lilies of w. b. Wood on Sandy River
and Clarence and Frank Norton of
Starks.
Mrs. Thankful l.. Parker returned
to her home in Mills, Mass, last !:
week after visiting her mother. Mrs
Clara b. Leayitt and other relatives
in this section.
Rev. George Merriam delivered an
address in the Baptist Church at
Norridgewock last evening telling the
story of the indianapolis convention
which he recently attended. :
Miss Airline Turcotte a member of :
the operating force at the Maine Tel
& Tel. Exchange, is at Sabine Lake
for vacation. Miss Theda Salisbury
is substituting for her in the tele-
phone exchange.
Miss Catherine Driscoll of New
York who is passing sometime at
Lakewood left Saturday for Boston ::
where she will meet her sister and
return with her to cottage memo"
for longer stay.
Mr., and Mrs. Carl Sanderson of
Jackman and Mrs. Sandersons mo-
Their Mrs, Lillian Perkins, who has
lately returned from an extended Wis I
it in California, were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Perkins.
Mrs. Paul Roullard returned Sun
day from St. Henri Beauce, Canada.
| whore she was called owing to the
serious illness of her sister, Mrs. .
! Sarah Pooler. Mrs. Pooler and her I
daughter, both remain seriously ill. q
| At the next meeting of the Country Z
l
lop on the River Road there will be
d demonstration of the Wear-ever Z
! Aluminium by Mr.. Macy and Mr. Gay
nor. This occurs on Wednesday next. :
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Collins were :
called to Cambridge. Mass, Sunday
afternoon by the death of Mr. Col
Inns aunt, Mrs. Walter E. Haryie. :
wife of DR.. Harvic. The remains !
were brought to North Arson where
the deceased formerly resided. Z
The 200 acre farm formerly owned Z
by Mrs. Clara b. LeaYitt ON the Nor =
ridgewock road, has been recently !
sold to Dennis Bouchard, 1t is UNI (
derstood that Mr.. Bouchard will even =
tually build a house on the property !
the dwelling having been destroyed (
several years ago by fire.
Mrs. S. NJ. Cover, member of z
the high school faculty, accompanied =
by her two children Muriel and Mer :
rill, has gone to LiminBton to visit e
with her parents. Mrs. Cover will y
attend Bates summer school passing =
her week ends at Skowhcgan and Lii &
mington. In August the family will z
enjoy an outing at the scashorc, when =
Dr.. Cover Will take his VaCat on. y
party composed of Mrs William
Mitchell. Mrs. Ethel NJ. Christensen,
Master William Christensen, Florence =
Hurley Mrs. Frank Oddly and daugh
ter, Edna have been enjoying a visit b
N Lawrence. Mass, the trip being 4
made by automobile. Miss Edna
Oddly will remain for month in Law
renee and Master William ChriStcn- II
sen will stay for a month with his
father in Dorchester, Mass.
The case against A. Hulares con
tinued from last Saturday until yes
terday resulted in Mr.. Hulares waiv-
ing examination. He was bound over 4
to await the September term of court
in the sum of $500, the necessary 4
sureties being furnished. The case
grw out of an attachment of personal 4