The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-10

lists in that section Sunday were Chas
Plourde and family of Malbon's Mills.
Mrs. Lizzie Watson, lecturer of
Somerset Pomona Grange, was in
Madison Saturday evening and ad-
dressed the Kennebec Valley Grange
on Home Economics and Community
| Betterment."
Mrs. Maria Webb returned Satur-
day from several months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Carrie ID. Little
held at Albion. She was driven back
by her son, b. f. Webb of this place.
Mrs. Webb, who is IS years old stood
the trip we'll
In accordance with the general or
der the operators of the Maine Tel.
& Tel. Exchange in Skowhegan,
suspended work from 6.25 to GIG Fri
day night during the funeral OF Alex
ander Graham Bell, inventor of the
Bell Telephone system. The opera
tors stood during the period of sus-
| pended service.
Surgical patients at Somerset Hos
| pltal are Norma Clark, Mrs. George
Gilbert Of Skowhegan, Edgar Whit
tier OF Cornyille, Willard Cross of
| Wellington, Mrs. Charles Huff of
Madison. Medical patients are Jas.
Willett of st. Johns; Reuben Case of
Embden and Harry Cool of Canaan.
Patients discharged James Wing of
Portland, Burr Carnage, Mrs. Forrest
Moody and Arlene Hughes of Skow-
began.
The death of Mrs. Ina NJ. Wescott
occurred at two o'clock Monday morn
ing at the kennebec Valley Hospital
whether she had been removed the
day previous from Madison suffering
with Intestinal obstruction. Her age
was 46 years and she was a native
of Arson being the daughter Of James
Emery. She is survived by -four
children, one of whom is patient at
the hospital where she died. Mrs.
Wescott had been employed as a
housekeeper for Forrest Ellis of Mad
ison.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Thomas
Thibodeau, accompanied by Deputy
Sheriff and Mrs. Horace Crocker OF
Canaan and Miss Amelia LemicuX and
her niece, Miss Flayie Thibcault. arc
leaving here today in the Thibodeau
automobile for an extended trip e
Canada. The party will visit Quebec
Montreal and st. Anne. Miss Lemi lux
and Miss Thibeault will visit relatives
there and return 10 New hampshire
and Massachusetts by train, visit ng
lot il nc a lft4fp
| states. Miss Thibeault is enjoying a
| two week. vacation from her duties
as saleslady at the Emery-BroWn
! store here
Mrs. Joseph Murray and her daugh-
ter. Miss Loyina Murray. arrived
home the first of the week from Port
land Mrs. Murray has been visiting
with her son, Paul Murray and family
at Old Orchard for two weeks and
with her daughter, Mrs. Gordon
Bragg and family in Portland for seY-
| eral days. She was joined Monday by
her daughter already mentioned Who
| came from Boston to enjoy months
| vacation from her studies at the Peter
| Bent Brigham Hospital whore she is
a.
| bered that Miss Murray was for a
| long time the courteous Office ass 81.
ant at DIR. George e. YounGs Office.
The Epworth League Of the Cen
| tenary Methodist Church is well re
presented at the Epworth League ms
titute at Kents Hill. A large dele
gation went Monday by automobile
/ including Rev. and Mrs II. J.. Nj
ehols, Mrs A. H. Cleveland and Mrs.
Grace Tucker, rs ohapcrons. Mis-
EtheIyn Mills, MISS Marion Jacobs,
Miss Pearl Bernard. Miss Caroline AMI
Miss Helen Tozier, Miss Esther Niiea,
Robert Matson Kenneth and William
| Cole, Kenneth Diekerson, Thomas Nj
chols. Gordon Grundy, and Franz.
Spencer. Miss Norma Smith will
| ioin the delegation later. They are
tenting out during the institute which
| lasts over next Sunday.
One of the pleasant events of last
week was the reunion of the class
of 80 of Skowbesln II Oh School.
| The affair was held at tie cottage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. logg on The
east side of Lake WCaScrrnsett
The affair lasted during the afternoon
and early evening. At Sis O'Clock
a delicious BUFFET lunch WAS served on
the veranda and kilograms aud lei
ters were read from absent Nom
bers of the class Among the mem
bers Of the class present with iheil
guests who were near relatives WEI.
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