The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-21
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Gas--Oils

SANKEY'S Garage, L. f. Stanley, Prop.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Normandy
have received word that she has
started ON her hOmeward trip from
California and expects to arrive at her
home in town in the near future.
Mrs Sadie Emerson of Haverhill.
Mass. is visiting her sister Mrs. Her
bert Crosby.
Mrs. William Fairfield and daugh-
ter Flora left for Portland last Sat
urday where they will pass the win
ter.
II. l.. Foran and Frank Smith of
Portland were business callers in
town Monday.
.The picnic suppers enjoyed by the
Hebekahs and their families on the
fourth Friday evenings of each month
are to be resumed this week Friday
after two months summer vacation.
The committee desires that all who
are not solicited for anything else
please bring cake or pie
.The Ladies' Farm Bureau enjoyed
an all day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Albion Cheviot on Friday of last week.
The meeting would have been on this
WEEK DuI Wdo OlI
adcount OF the Skowhegan Fair On
account of the rain storm the attend
ance was not as large as usual.
: Mr.. and Mrs. William Leonard and
d friend from Portland were calling
on friends in town Sunday.
( The Village Improvement Society
have postponed their meeting from
this week Thursday until next week,
Sept. 28. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Edith Jones, Mrs. Esther Carr and
Mrs. Eta Abbott and their subject
'Our Vacations
Mrs. Milford Tibbetts visited friends
in Madison last Friday.
Mrs. A. j. Burton have moved back
to her former home in Seboomook af-
ter living in one of the Whiting rents
during the past few months.
B NorridgeWock people attending
Skowhegan Fair are planning to call
at Poulin & Laney's booth where liv-
ing models will exhibit latest styles
In clothing and furnishings. Artists
will render piano and vocal solos.
Mr.. and Mrs George Hussey have
returned from their cottage at Smith
field.
Ut. j. I. i4dnGdolti idiHilJ vi
Madison were Sunday guests of Mrs
Lancaster's parents Mr. and Mrs. ID
T.. Taylor.
The heavy thunder shower of Fri
day afternoon and night did quite a
little amount of damage to the cleo
trio wires about town.
John Boone and family have rented
the Fred Webster house.
G.. C. Cooley returned to his home
in Portland last week after a few days
passed in town on business,
Mrs. Frances Bolan has been quite
i'll with lumbago.
The Saturday afternoon whist club
enjoyed n meeting with Mrs. Henry
Whiting last week.
George o. Carr was in Portland last
week attending the Postmasters' Con-
,Vention.
Goodrich Straightline & Hipress
sRubbers are the best that can be made
BUY them for your whole family and
remember that b. +. Goodrich Rub
.ber Co. stands back of them through
H. NJ Pierce, sales agent
The automobiles of Miss Marion
Hare, County Home Demonstrators oil
Skowhegan and DIR. h. NJ. Tower OF
Madison collided at Monument Square
on Friday afternoon damaging both
cars quite badly. DR., Towers car
was coming from Bridge street while
Miss Hare was coming down Main
street. Fortunately no one was hurt
in the accident.
Young women to work in hospital
with opportunity to train for nursing.
Education equal to two years in high
school required Excellent opportu-
nifty. Kennebee Valley Hospital,
Skowhegan. tf34
The members of Cedar Chapter o.
f. S. enjoyed the first of their picnic
suppers Friday evening Otter their
vacation of two months during July
and August. The supper was held in
the Grange dining room and on &C
count of the heavy thunder shower
which occurred just at supper time
only those living very near attended
but those who did attend enjoyed a
very nice supper and social The
Chapter have engaged noted reader
to give an entertainment in the Town
Hall on Oct. 10.
Ernest Gilman has gone to Buffalo,
N. Y. as a delegate to the National
r. F. d. Convention.
Mrs. Amy Oliver of Pennington and
daughter Mrs. Lottie Hodgkins of
Temple are the guests of Mrs, j. M.
Pierce and Sunday the family attend