The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-03

ents resided for five years.
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Davis and son
of Augusta were in town Tuesday hay
ing been in Norridgewock for short
visit
Miss Gladys Mantor accompanied
Mrs Marjorie Fales back, 10 Portland
Sunday and has been spending a few
days there.
Frank Beforge of Oldtown spent
the week end visiting with his rela-
tiyes, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Dionhe of
High street
Magma Dougherty of Philadelphia
is visiting for two weeks with her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Parads of Nj.
Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs p T. Folsom Of
Bingham and his mother, Mrs Mat
tie Folsom of Comma We're visitors
in Skowhegan Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. st. Ledger, Miss Evelyn
NJ. st. Ledger and Carlton ST Led
ger have been passing few days at
Hampton Beach and in Boston.
The Misses Emelia Boullette and
Marie Provost are visiting for several
days with their aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Boullette, of Lewis
ton
Mrs. Matte II. Lowe of Shawmut
and her sister, Miss Mary Pratt of
Fresno, Cal, were dinner guests
Tuesday at the home of Mrs. loves
son, Perley Lowe.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Watson of st.
Petersburg, Fla, who are spending
the summer in Portland have been
visiting this week with Mr.. and Mrs.
+. O. Furber of Middle street
II. S. Robinson of the Boston
Health Department has been at the
SkoWhegan Jersey Creamery taking
samples OF different patrons cream
and later will visit the patrons and
score their cream and equipment.
+. o. Further. James Stenhouse,
Freeland llincaid and Ernest fash
left Tuesday morning for Tarrytown.
y Y, to drive home Chevrolet ears
for the Blaisdell Auto Company.
Rev. and Mrs II. l.. Nichols. Tho
mas Nichols and Mr.. and Mrs. S
+. Emerson left TUESDAY morning
by automobile for a few days outing
ut the Emerson Cottage, Southport.
They will return Friday or Saturday.
J. c. Niles accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs Lee Boardman, who moved
this spring TO the 1ewett homestead
on Spring street which they purchased
are leaving shortly for an outing at
the Viles' Cottage at Long Island,
Portland IIarbor.
Rev. and Mrs George Loring
ThnrloW left Tuesday morning for
Pleasant Pond where Mrs Thurlow
and children will remain for the
month of August. Mr.. Thurlow will
stay until the 18th when he will 20
to Camp DeFens.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Elliot of Ath
ems spent several hours in SkoWhe-
gan Tuesday. leaving in the afternoon
train for a visit with their son, MyIon
Elliot in Portsmouth, \. II. They
were driven down from Athens by
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Stinchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry c. Graves Of
Trenton. y J.. are the guests Of his
sister, Mrs II. {. Woodbury. and
his aunt, Mrs Myra Arnold. Miss
Linda Graves, a sister of Mrs. Wood
bury and Mr. Graves are expected
from Westfeld, Mass, tomorrow.
Mrs. Emily Bosnian with her son
and daughter. Clifford and Emily }os-
han of Wollaston. Mass. accompan-
| led by friends arrived Monday night
for a month at the cottage of Miss
| Ethel Ward at Lakewood Mrs.
Bosnian is the daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. L. l.. Foss of West Front ST.
T.. S. Dutton of Pennington. form
orly OF Skowhegan. was in town Sat
urday greeting old friends, accom-
! panytng Mr. and Mrs. M0gfdge oil
| Melrose., and Miss Brown and Miss
| Goggin Of Pennington. This is Mr.
| buttons first visit to Skowhegan FOR
nine years. On the 22nd day of Au-
gust. he will celebrate his s3rl birth
| day.
| Adm Williams of Soweryille. Mass,
! has Joined Mrs Williams in town
She has been spending sometime with
| her parents. Mr. and M r. e
Gordon of West Front street. Mr..
Williams was accompanied By Wal
lace Martin who is Il eust at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs II \. pins
more. Mrs. Martin and daughter,
| Miss Myrtle h. Martin. baNs been al
the Dinsmore home for eemeilme.
Mr.. and Mrs. + i Harris ae-
companied by Geo Il Boaaliman and
daughter of Vineland. \ J left yes
terday for Boston whers Mr.. Harris
had business. From .bsfe they Will
20 To Providence. New Yofk city aud
yinoland. after which Dizzy viii con
Time on to Scranton r. where Miss
Freda Harris is visiting She viii
return to Skowhegan with her par
entg. They are travelling by anto.
Fred A. Clark Of Berlin, n. IL,
left here Tuesday morning on his re
turn homo. accompanied by his three
children. Barbara Pauline and Fred.
The two girls hay been living with
Mr.. aud Mrs Il Wiihee in Nor
ridgewoek and Master Fred has been
| t;,.t =. IL, bsnfs Of Mrs Benner