The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-26

| "a iuihhier IL Ill with pneumonia
at his home on the Middle road.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Currier and Mrs.
Mary Beane leave November 1st for
Florida.
Miss Ruby Lathe spent the week end
at her home in Augusta returning
Sunday forenoon.
Mr. and Mrs. F, G. Nye attended the
funeral of Mrs. Sullivan Maxim in
Waterville, Sunday.
Mrs. Harvey Mcclure and little son
are expected home tomorrow from a
visit with her parents in Los Angeles,
Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Cummings are
leaving tomorrow on a three weeks
trip which takes them to Mt Clemens.
Michigan.
Il. l.. Sampson, Joe Pooler and
Harry Dysart visited Carroll c. Good
win and family at Northeast Harbor.
Sunday.
Specials for Saturday at the Cay
ouette Shop-Children Beaver Hats.
$3.50; Silk and Wool Hosiery, Sis
and $1.98.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Rodden were in
Portland Saturday and Sunday. the
doctor going down especially to attend
an oral surgical clinic.
Mr.. and Mrs G. r. Fogg, Miss Velma
NJ. Fogg and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Cor
don visited Raymond G. Fogg at the
University of Maine, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Dill of Gardiner
are the parents of little daughter
born yesterday at the home of Mrs
Dill's sister, Mrs. Omar Beaulies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton A. Storer and
little son Allan are expected home to-
morrow from Weld where Mr.. Storer
has been enjoying some hunting
Mrs. d. II. Merritt and daughter,
Belva of North Scituate, Mass, de-
parted yesterday after visiting with
Rev. and Mrs. George Loring Thurlow.
Mrs. Caroline Oulton who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. George
Outon on the East Madison road, has
gone to Newbaryport, Mass. for a visit
Miss Allan Goodrich of Minnesota
who has been visiting various sections
in the east left here Tuesday morning
after visit with Mrs. Anna Prescott
Rev George Merriam repeated his
sermon of last Sunday night. which
was illustrated by views, at the State
Reformatory for Women, Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Lawrence Cockburn has return
ed from Boston where she has been
receiving treatment for her eyes and
visiting her daughter Mrs. T. A. Min
of Quincy, Mass.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Conroy of Mid
| die street are away this week, Mr.
/ Conroy having gone to Greenville on
! business and Mrs. Conroy is visiting
! in Watervile.
/ Fred Fellows left Saturday night on
business trip to Boston. Mrs.
Fellows visited with her daughter,
! Mrs. Wallace Corson in Waterville
during his absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman and
family who recently moved to the
Blaisdell house on East Leavitt street
are TO establish their home on Bush
street. in the house just vacated by
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fellows.
Frank Fitzmorris, the regular night
operator at the Maine Tel. and Tel.
Exchange and Mrs. Fitzmorris are en-
Toying a hunting trip this week. Miss
Ida Witham of Madison Is substituting
in the local exchange during his alb
senCe.
At the social following the mission
airy pageant at the Federated Church
on Friday evening" Nov. 3. ice cream
and cake will be sold under the di-
rection of Mrs. Ira A. Norton. Mrs. w.
B. Woodbury.. Mrs. II. c. Day and Mrs.
Ernest Warren.
Myron Williams of Boston left
Tuesday morning on his return after
visiting with his uncle Fred Williams
on Main street and with his grand
mother, Mrs. D. F. Williams in South
Scion. He is the son of Perley Will
liams of Boston, formerly of Skowhe
gan, and is a student at the CONNER
cial high school in Boston,.
Mrs. Caroline Burrill and son Cay
ford of Newton. Mass. have been Wis
ting her sister Mrs Alonzo Smith.
They are shortly leaving TOR an au-
tomobie trip to California, and will
visit with Carl Smith and family III
/ Pennsylvania EN- route. They will go
by the way of Texas and Mexico and
will visit with friends in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs Victor Bouchard are
( to move from the Belonie Bouchard
! farm and take up their residence in
| town in the early future. They are
/ to occupy a new house on Chestnut
street. recently built by Joseph Cha
bot. Mr. Bouchard is employed as
barber at the Simpson shop. He and
/ his wife have made their home at the
Bouchard farm for about three years.
/ 4 regular meeting of the Russell
Relief Corps was held Friday after
noon in G. A. X. Hall. Refreshments
were served by committee composed