The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-31

Mrs. Ora Naliere and son Maurice
have returned from an outing at Old
Orchard
Frank ". buchanan will peak al
the meeting of the Rotary club III
day night.
Miss Berdina Valliere viii arrive
home Sunday from a two weeks Va
cation at Ocean Park.
Or and Mr.. ". A Bates of Little
ton. n. IL, have been guests lhIs week
of Mr. and Mrs K. +. Homsted.
j. G Yilea and his granddaughter,
Miss Ruth Niles. have returned from
the Niles cottage at Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs Maurice Gaylord have
as guest. Mrs. Cayford's brother,
Ira s. Dickens, from Providence, X /.
Mrs Charles Cleveland and little
daughter, accompanied their guests,
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hughes and
children and Mrs. Dawes on their re-
turn to Arlington Heights, Mass.
Miss Ethel Fleming. her brother ami
girl friend mixed from Brooklyn
N. y, to SkoWhegan on their Way TO
Quebec, and dined yesterday with
Mrs Mary Stinchfield. Miss Elem
ming, who is % years Old is employ
ed by the Cunard Steamship Company
in Brooklyn
Arrangements are being perfected
for Il Republican rally to be held here
September 4th, with EX-Congressman
Ralph Cole famous political orator
&c h iG a
expected that Judge Benedict Maher
of Augusta will be in attendance
to deliver an address
Master Frank TWadflle, who has T
been visiting his mother, Mrs Laura /
X. TWadelle, stenographer in the
office of Butler & Butler returns to
Good VIII tomorrow. Mrs. lWadelle I
and her son, with Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. |
Savage, returned SUNDAY from seF-
eral days stay in Portland
c. A. Storer. County Agricultural |
Agent, and Miss NJ. &. Hare Home |
Demonstration Agent. were in Water !
vile Monday arranging the Farm Blu
reau exhibits at the WaterVile Fair /
Today Miss Hare will go to the Fair
with several girls who form dem |
onstration team from North Arson.
Mrs Alfred Warrington, who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. F. \.
Poulin, has returned to her home in
Keene, n. H., accompanied by her |
nephew, Philip Pouln. FVom there he
will go TO Hartford, Conn. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Poulin accompanied Mrs. VAL
rington as far as Biddeford, where |
they visited at the home of Eddie He
bert.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wentworth and !
Master Roy. who have been guests Of |
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Jewett of Chand |
Ter street, left for their home i'll cliff
side, N. j., Friday. They were accom-
panied by Mrs Wentworth's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Clifford of
Bridgeport, Conn, and by Mrs. Went-4
worth's brother ana wife, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Bert Clifford, of New Jersey.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston T. Corson of F
Babylon, l.. l., and party laye eeen T
visiting in SkoWhegan lie aast few
days. The other memb..5 OF lie PAL
ty are Mrs. Frances S. Matthews of !
Brooklyn and A. b. Summers, also Of
that city. Mr. CorsOn came for his |
annual visit at his parents, Mr.. and |
Mrs. j. L. Corson'S. The journey WAS
via the Mohawk Trail and White
Mountains. They are to return via
Quebec and Montreal.
The 103rd l. S. Inf Association will
hold its 2nd annual reunion in Lew
istOn, September 9Th and 7th.
Headquarters will be in the Common I
Council Room, city Bldg Lewiston.
Time and hour of business meeting
will be announced later. Men who
saw service with the 2nd Maine Inf. /
NJ G. on the Mexican Border in 1916 /
or who saw service with the f03rd
L. s. Inf. during the World War are
eligible to the association. Officers T
are Col Frank M. Hume, fIoulton.
Maine; president f. c. Carrier, see
rotary treasurer, Rumford, Maine
Joseph Pranitis of Worcester, Mass,
who was in the employ of the lfaston
Bridge Construction Company while /,
working on the new Spinning Mill
plant, fell a distance of fifty feet,
landing on pile of dirt in the base
ment. He WAS removed to Somerset [
Hospital, where his condition has T
been considered serious, injuries to I
the spine being feared Mr. Pranits |
is a steel worker and was laying The
last piece of steel in the construction
of the building when he met With the
accident referred To. Among the sur
gical patients AT the hospital are Miss I
Alma Randall OF ilinckley, Norman |
Elwell Of Belgrade and Philip Jewett |
of Skowhegan. Mrs Charles HUH of T
East Madison, Mr. Emery SuIloway 7
of North Arson and Mrs. George Ris-
teen and baby have lately been dis
charged from the institution.
On account of The delays caused to /
carriers at dwelling houses where MOI
door slot or mail receptacle is pfofid-
ed and the fact that a large majority I
of dwellings are thus equipped alrea-
dy, it seems, timely. within reason
able period To require all who are to F
receive mail by street carrier at their
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