The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-14

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from visit with his daughter Mrs.
Daniel Weber in Auburn. He was
accompanied on his return by Mr.. and
Mrs. Weber and their son Walter
Weber of Berlin, N. H.
Prof. and Mrs. Harold Rowell of
Franconia, N H. are the parents of q
daughter born at Kennebec Valley
| Hospital last Thursday. Prof. and
| Mrs. Rowell have been spending some
time in Skowhegan with relatives.
Lendal D. Golf of Sidney and Flor
ence l. Bickford of Fairfield were
quietly married Saturday evening at
the parsonage of the Centenary Meth
odist church. Single ring service was
used and the couple were unattended.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan of the Middle
Road, has returned from visit with
relatives in Oldtown. She was ac-
companied by her daughter and hus-
band, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Spruce
and son of Bradley, and her brother
Asa Smith and son Manley of Old
town.
| The last municipal concert of the
season will occur next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock at Fairview Park.
The Citizens Band will furnish the
program. This is arranged at the
Park so that the people may occupy
seats on the grand stand or sit in
their automobiles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Crawford and
two children, Perry and Edith of
| Frederickton, NJ b., who have been
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks
will continue their journey to Boston
before returning home. Miss Edna
| Belyea who has been for two weeks
. visiting at the Brooks home returned
Monday to Fredericton.
Mrs. 5Maude Lane Of Cliftondale,
Mass, Wnslow King of Boston, Mass,
Mrs. Nellie Abbott of Lawrence, Mass.
Rev. Frederick Nicholson and George
B. Cutter of Boston who were among
the out of town people attending and
participating in the Spiritualst Camp
meeting at Lakewood, left here Mon
day. returning to their respective
homes.
There is something of a building
boom on upper Madison avenue, sew
eral lots having been sold in that sec
ton. e. F. Haines has purchased
two lots and may build later. True
Ellis will probably build this season
and Mr.. Jepson, Ward Hill farmer,
has bungalow well under construc-
ton for the occupancy of himself and
family.
AS the result of the steering gear
breaking, an automobile in which Mr.
and Mrs. Freeman Whynot of Liver
more Falls and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bryant of Skowhegan were riding
collided with an electric light pole on
East Front Street Sunday. AS the
result Mrs. Whynot sustained bro
ken nose and abrasions and Mrs
Bryant was considerably shaken up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Russell of Bucks
port are visiting at the home OF his
brother Lewis Russell. Mrs. Rus
sell was formerly Miss Verna Hayden
of this town and Mr.. Russell also at
one time resided here. They are con
sidering a permanent location in
Skowhegan if they are able to obtain
a home and Mr.. Russell plans to en-
ter the electrical business for him
self in Skowhegan next spring.
Surgical patients at the Kennebec
Valley Hospital are Miss Bessie
Croker of Canaan, Mrs. Grace With
am of >Embden, Mrs. George Cox OF
Skowhegan and Mrs. Helen Cheney
of Madison. Patients recently dis
charged have been Calvin Dunton of
Bingham, Barney Haggin of Jackman
Francis Parker son of Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene, Parker. Leon Sprench OF
lockwood and Mrs. Blanche Hilton
of Madison have been recent medical
patients.
Ernest c. Pope of Bridgeport, Conn,
who is foreman in the finishing room
of the Skowhegan Paper Co. has taken
a lower apartment in the Lewis house
on Spring street for the occupancy of
himself and family. Mrs Lewis has
stored her household effects and is at
present at the home of her son
John Lewis, but the first of October
will go to Sherman to spend the great
err part of the winter with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Edward Roberts. Thomas
French has moved to the apartment
on the second floor in the Lewis home.