The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-04
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-. SWEET has Deeh III La
per i.s week 81 attending to business
vnma NJ. Hall went to Au-
: SATURDAY for VISIT WIN
,,..b Grondin and daughter
$, oaas Grondin have returned
9 rom The Forks.
Mrs ]. Lynn Viles have
anu 10 VIM after a visit with
nss here and at Madison
n.v and Mrs. T. A. Anderson
lol1ei we were at the home of Mrs.
sons mother, Mrs Fannle u
es, Sunday
with spaulding, of Fairfield,
" nut in town yesterday forenoon
viii I'll assist at the Bucknam phar-
for a few days
condition of Mrs. II. B. Cole,
tsther F. NJ. Kinds died Friday,
10 has been seriously i'll, is
xsd TO be somewhat improved
whitney of Bingham, who is a
late for the office of county com
oner at the June Primaries, was
Vn Icon Monday on business.
Alice R. Parker, the Red
school nurse, who lives at the
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Storer,
sunday with relatives in Albion.
Marion E. Lord, a teacher in
eb school at Sanford, has been
Inc few days vacation at her
Bridge street and Turner ave-
REGULAR May business meeting
Ella +. Mitchell Philathea
will be held next Saturday af-
|op at 3 o'clock in the Bethany
S, Hopkins is in Cleveland,
to attend a meeting of the Order
Silyay Conductors. His position
10 Skowhegan-Portland train is
filled by Fred True.
LYMAN B. Jewett will continue
bwett Market on Madison avenue
be present, retaining Walter
han and Claire Spofford as sales
The store was re-opened Mon
bst
H. L. Watson returned to her
in Augusta Friday, Mr.. Watson
ming in town for a longer visit.
formerly resided on the r. f.
Itei farm on the cross road lead
Malbon's Mills.
Sarah S. Marston and her
daughter Miss Molly V. Blunt
pme from their extended sojourn
Augustine and Daytona, Fla.
esOwn, n. c. and Washington,
and Mrs. C. c. Kinsman, who
been spending the winter in
b we're in Skowhegan Monday, |
q their return to their home in |
|lk Mr., Kinsman reported an
kbnlly fine winter in Florida.
fles plourde and Mrs. Arthur |
we're driven to Wateryille |
y night by Mr., Plourde's son, /
D, where Mr.. Plourde and Mrs.
departed by train for French
lowing to serious illness of a
We.
+ Helen E. Merriam, a teacher .
+ public schools of Springfield, |
Is at home with her parents, Rev.
Mrs. George Merriam until Sat
Miss Marion Merriam. a stu
b Colby College joined the fam
Iele for over Sunday !
delegation of ladies from the
Philathea Glass went to the |
Reformatory for Women last .
|ng where they gave their
f. Sewing for the Heathen."
afterwards presented the inmates /
May baskets.
Pllam Donaldson has sold the |
commonly known as the South
|GrOcery building to Harry Hub
and F. 0. Furber. fash & Gro
Will continue the Southside |
Fry for the present but probably |
pan Hubbard & Furber will again
into business.
+ w. b. Wilson of East Leavitt /
was at her farm home in North
Ellle' where Mr.. Wilson is still re- /
Png, on Sunday. She was ac- /
|anled by her two grandchildren, /
and Lila Wheelock who live |
n ner' and made the trip in her
|tnevrolet sedan, recently pur- /
"a from the Blaisdell Auto Co.
Z Helen Coburn Mission Circle
nOld a silver tea, Friday at 800 |.
y y yestry Miss Amy Porter of /
Delu, young missionary from |
: Will be the speaker. There !
also he tableauX illustrating the
and needs Of the missionary
A cordial invitation is ex-
~ 10 the Philslthea class, the
" class, the girls of the S. S. |
gu ladies' Of the church and con-
alton,
Us lnez Peck of the John u.
~ PRODUCTION Company arrived
Nockland, Saturday night. and
met by the general committee
). 'a e, nigh school and the Wo-
= 0luO under whose auspices
!, feck will present Bob White"
=. conference followed at the Of
VI u Allan Wentworth and Mon
% NV, at 4 o'clock Miss Peck
!, WIN the cast to make arrange
' Tor the rehearsals.