The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-20
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Mis- Mabel ] pooler is at BOOTH
by for sometime
II = Mckinney of the Lake Par
In House VAS in skowhegan Tues
daf 1t on business.
M. and Mrs. ira Monroe of No.
lIfermare were guests Tuesday of Mr..
ana Mrs. I. Davis Miller.
Mrs. John Z. Nelson and daugh-
Ter Of Augusta have been guests this
week, of Mrs A. X. Butler.
Mrs. Herbert Ames and her mother.
Mrs. ". W. Hunton OF Norridgewock
haye returned from a visit to Dexter
". b. Pierce of Beverly. Mass. :,
has io ned his family here at the
homo of Mrs. Peree's mother. Mrs.
Joseph Otis Smith.
The Gilman and Spoffard reunion
will be held August 10Th nj the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Carnage.
9 Jewett street. Skowhegan.
The lunch room on Water street.
formerly operated by Bernard Lashon
has been sold 10 John Legasse of
Millinocket who has taken possession.
DR.. T. c. Tucker will be back in
his office today after being out for
several days suffering from the eff
feets of an accident in which he frac-
tured several ribs.
Mr.. and Mrs George Brooks,
james Brooks. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Forter, Mrs Ella Crawford and Miss
Edna Crawford are enjoying an auto
mobile trip into New Brunswick.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewa. Mrs.
Laura Bolgier. Annette Boulgier and
Miss Helen Bouchard left Tuesday for
two weeks automobile trip to diff
ferent points in Aroostook County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. F. Webb of Mt
Pleasant avenue. have had as house
guests tn week Edward 1}osworth.
son Lawrance Bosworth and daughter,
Bernice Bosworth of Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. +. Could and
two children of Philadelphia. Pa, ar
rived Monday in their Sfudebaker car
for a vist with Mr.. Gonld's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Gould. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Gould's
sister, Miss Estelle Morrow of New
York.
Henry Bouchard fell from a step
ladder, a distance Of about nine feet
mt the American Wooden Company's
mill here Tuesday, landing on the ce-
mcnt floor. He was removed tol
Somerset Hospital and ii was deter
mined that he had broken his heel
in the fall.
Mrs Minnie Labdon and son, Carl
ton, who have been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs Fred Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Cobb for several weeks
will return TO their home in Norwood,
Mass. this morning. Mrs. Labdon
s a daughter of Mr.. Russell and a
sister 10 Mrs Cobb and Roland p.
Russell.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Sawyer CORA Hopklns) of South
Portland will be interested to learn
that they are the parents of n young
son, who has been given the name of
Herbert for Herbert S. Hopkins, the
father Of Mrs Sawyer. Mrs. II. S.
Hopkins is at present visiting in
Portland.
Mrs Wesley Lane of Madison I'M
derwent surgical operation at Ken
nebcc Valley Hospital last week, al
50 Mrs Fred Bushey of North An
son. Medical patients at the hos
pital are Ross Hertz of Lakewood
and Barney Haggan of Jackman. Ed
ward Allen. who has been a patient
there has returned to his home in
Madison.
Miss Annie Groder. who has for
somet ne been one of the clerical force
at the Office of the Central Maine
Power Company on Water street, has
accepted a clerical position with the
Skowhcgan Pulp and Paper Company.
She WAS formerly employed in the
Office of the Savage Manufacturing
Company at this same plant.
Arlene Hughes, daughter of Joseph
Hughes Of Mechanic street, under
went an operation for appendicitis
Monday at Somerset Hospital. 9th
CT patients at this institution are Fe-
Tx Dubois OF Madison, who was oper-
qted upon Tuesday and William Ste
ward of the Back Road, was operated
on Friday for append csts. Cas-
per Stuart. ten years old, whose home
is on the Waterville road, is at the
hospital with broken leg and Libby
Sterry is medical patient. Patients
discharged are Mrs. Eli Kew OF Jack
man and Fred Bess of Skowhegan.