The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06


port.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hector Siro.s fce-
ella Lessard) are the parents of
daughter born June %
Mrs. c. K. Viles and son Fred
erick. have returned from an outing
at the J. c. Viles cottage at Long
Island.
Mrs. Lena f. Wentworth and G.
Allan Wentworth left Saturday for an
automobile trip to New Hampshire
and Vermont.
Myah Rodden of Dover, y. H, a
brother of DR.. A. L. Rodden. has
come here for the summer and Will
be employed by John Ames.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McIwrath of
Mattapan, Mass, have joined their
daughter, sMiss Flora, OF the home of
Mr.. and Mrs S. c. Robinson and
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid.
Mrs Margaret Henderson returned
Friday to her home in Fairfield after
having come here from North New
Portland where she had been VS. ting
her daughter, Mrs. Everett Burnor.
Miss Arrie l.. Pratt of Boston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Everett Tib-
belts and aunt, Mrs. G. y. Miller.
Don Richardson of MattaWamkeag.
has also been a guest at the Tibhetts
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Fogg, accom-
panied by Mrs. Alice +. Mitchell and
Mrs. Blanche NJ. Friend left SkoWhe-
gan by automobile for a trip through
the White Mounta rs and to Boston
and vicinity of several days.
Mr.. and Mrs Omar Perkins went
10 JacEman Sunday to meet his moth
er, who has been spending some time
IN the West. She WAS at the home Of
AR. and Mrs, Carl Sanderson, where
Nj. and Mrs. Perkins were guests
over the Fourth.
Mrs. NJ. E. Holden of Moose River,
the Reporters correspondent from
that town was in SkoWhcgan Friday.
leaving here for Waterylle TO meet
her daughter, Miss Erma Holden, who
was arriving from New York for the
month Of July at the Holden home in
Moose River.
The Relief Corps cleared some
thing over SIS at the dinner which
they served to the public on the oc-
casion of the Somerset Veterans AS
sociation Meeting last Friday. The
menu included beans and brown
bread, salads, biscuit, doughnuts, pie
and coffee.
Arthur Carriveau arrived home yes
terIay from Monsoon Mass where he
had been guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Anna Horns, S nee returning from
Rochester, n. Y, where he gradual
ed from the Rochester School OF OPP
tomctry. Phillip Lessard, S. II. S.
1918 arrived home last Friday from
the same institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Burnor
OF SkoWhegan, and son Everett Bur
nor and wife of North New Portland.
left Saturday by automobile for
rip to WORCESTER Mass to visit Mrs.
Charles Bnrnor's sister, Mrs. II. l..
Dow. They plan to be away about
e ght DAYS and possibly during that
time will go to Albany, n. y
Arthur Richardson of Morris, y. Y.
was in town last week representing
the Linn Tractor. While here he dem
onstrated by building a three quarters
OF mile strip of road on tie Nor
ridgeWock highway near the Reforms
atory in two ana one-half hours time.
with his tractor The tractor hauled
two heavy road machines.
Twenty-Five members of the st.
Cecilia and ST. Agnes Orchestras of
the Catholic Church accompan ed by
FIR. j. l.. A. Henaud and j. Abbott
Kendall as director played at a con
cert in Bingham last week NJ IS
Isabel D:onne and Miss Florence
Wood accompanied the musicians,
giving fancy dance during the eve
ming
At 6 o'clock Monday morn ng Ed
ward Matthews and Miss Edna Nc
Coshan, both of Skowhegan were
quietly married from the church Of
Our Lady of Lourdos by Rev. J. l..
\, Rcnaud. Napoleon Matthews and
John Nigue accompanied the young
couple. Theyc are spending their
honeymoon at Lakewood and will re
side n Skowhegan. the groom being
employed in a local textile mill
Mrs. Alice r. Mitchell and Mrs.
Della Sanford, teachers in the local
schools, are among The Skowhegan
! people attending the New England
Teachers Convention i. Boston. They
left Friday by automobile with Mr..