The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-18

body and occupied seats in the from
of the church. A very helpful ser
mon was delivered by the pastor, Rev
c. II. Mckinney and special must,
was rendered by the choir.
Miss Elsie Adams of Scion passed
the week end at the home of Mis-
Florence Walker. Arson Side.
Mrs Luela Watson was the CUES
of Mrs. Carrie Fairbrother in Skow
hogan one day last week.
Miss Thelma Lawrence. a SUDDEN
at Farmington NORMAL school was
the guest of her aunt. Mrs. Netti,
| Morrill, over the week end.
Victor Wrenn. who is representing
the Coit-Abner Bureau of Boston lef
Tuesday for Rockland, after passing
few days at the home of his mother
Mrs Bessie Maxim
Mr.. and Mrs. {. D. Perkins ant
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Perkins ant
little daughter. Charlene were in
Bingham Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs George Clifford were
guests over the Sabbath of relatives
| in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gene Merchant. Mrs
| A. j. Dudley. Mrs Enie Lyons and
son Robert of Fairfield were calling
on relatives in this place the first
Of the week.
Alfred BARLEY has moved his fam
lily from the rent occupied by them
on Weston avenue 10 Lakewood for
few weeks until school closes when
they will leave for South Paris where
| they plan to make their home in the
future.
Miss Zelda Moody, one of our pop
ular telephone girls was taken to
Skowhegan one night where she sub
mitted at once to an operation for ap-
pcndictis. Her many friends VIII
he glad to learn that the operation
was successful and Miss Moody is
resting as comfortable as can be ex-
pected at this writing.
Owing to moving the so called Kent
house from the lot where 1t has stood
for many years at the corner of Main
and Maple streets to its new lot on
Weston avenue, the Somerset Trac-
i0n cars have been unable to run on
Main street farther than the Congrc-
g3tional corner. At one time last
week sixty-seven telephones were out
of commission.
Madison Grammar school baseball
.cam went to New Portland Saturday
The BOYS found a snapFy team there
! but defeated them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew watts Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Watts of Hlllowell were
guests over Saturday night of Mr..
]
and Mrs. A. J. Watts
| Friends Of Mrs. George McSorley
| WHO recently underwent a surgical
creration at the Kennebobc Valley
Hospital will be pleased to learn that
she has so far regained her usual
/ health as to walk out a little each
! dav.
Miss Susan Weston, teacher at
Wilton Academy was the guest over
! the Sabbath at the home Of her mo-
! Their. Mrs. Sarah J Weston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Savage and
laughter Esther, also Mrs. Sadie
! Ward were in Skowhegan Sunday call
! ing on sick relative.
/ Mrs r. s. Stanwood was confined
! to her home on Maple street the
! first of the week by IA severe cold
| Miss Jane Carson, a former teacher
| at Madison high school, returned to
! her home in Readfield after passing
few days with friends in this place.
Harry Spauding of North Arson
was business caller In this place
! one day last week.
i I'D Hamilton of Auburn, former
resident of this place was calling on
! friends here on Monday
! : Frank Oliver who has been confined
TO his hGme tor the past two months
h able to walk out aelttle by the
aid or crutches.
Earl Dudley was the guest of friends
! in Scion over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wescott and
| children were the guests Sunday OF
relatives in Cornville.
Fred Ploude has recently purchased
new Ford car for his daughter MISS
| 2rrnice.
Miss Ina Gillespie of the L. of NJ.
WIS the week end guest of Miss Mil
dred Clcse.
Word has been received by fricn Is
Of the death of Mrs. John Lcatheri,
Who died recently from the eflec
of pneumonia at her home in Her
man. Mrs. feathers was at one time
resident of this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray AM
laughter Dorothy were the guests
| Sunday of relatives in New Postl2nd ,
MADISON CENTER
Mrs. W T.. French spent ono day
last week in Madison village.
Charles Spear, was new car pur-
chased from the Blaisdell Auto Co
| Skowhegan
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrdlec' Hayden
clmc to their cottage last Saturday
for the summer. Many of the cot
tages are already occupied.
The Spitltualist State convention
commences next Saturday and holds
over Sunday. May 90 and 21st at
| Skowhegan in the Municipal Build
! ing.
EAST MADISON
Miss Dorothy Bosworth of Madison
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
grandmother. Mrs. Nettie Bosworth
! and other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Dyer, Mr.. and
l. 1a,.rYt