The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-16

Mrs. Annie Rowe is here from the
West to visit her sister Mrs c. E.
Young.
| Dr. c. E. Richardson and O. II. Wild
der visited at the doctors old home
in Strong Sunday.
George DeVoe returned to Portland,
Friday, he and Mrs. DeVoe having
been here for visit.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chap
ter o. L. S. will be held tomorrow
(friday) evening at 7.45 o'clock.
Skowhegan people will be gratilied
to learn that Rev. Leslie Grundy of
Phillips appears to be improving.
Mrs. II. W. Loud has gone To Port
land to accompany her sister who has
been seriously i'll to her home in No.
Conway, y. II.
Miss Marion Merriam and her class
mate Miss Morton of Pennington
spent the week end at Miss Merriam's
home here.
There will be an old-fashioned
dance at Grange Hall, Friday even
ing, November IL for the benefit of
! the Grange.
Leon II. Pratt of Wetherslield. Conn.
visited Monday with Mrs Pratts pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w Tay-
| Tor Of Madison avenue.
Oscar Flanders, a Madison insurance
man, was in town Friday on business
connected with the Goldng case be-
fore Trial Justice Lord.
Crescent Tent of Maccabees held IA
meeting Monday night and special Dep
uty L. o. Brooks delivered an address.
A steamed clam supper was served.
Mrs Emma Kenny returned to her
home i'll Bridgeton, Friday after a
several weeks visit with Miss Mar
garet White of Mt. Pleasant Ave-
Ralph B. Hill Of Skowhegan and
Earl Beane of Canaan were in Lex
ington and vicinity, Tuesday. Mr..
Beane WAS buying cattle for ship
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rice Of Pelham
Manor, n. y. started on their return
Monday after visiting with Mrs. Rice's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. IL. Patten of
Middle street.
The next meeting of the Business
and Professional Wonans Club will
be held, Tuesday evening, Nov. Is at
the office of the Cleveland Insurance
Agency.
Mrs. Alice l.. Wadsworth, who has
been a dietitian in the Homeopathic
Hospital at Providence, II. l., arrived
home Monday evening to remain for
a time.
Miss Annie Russell of Washington,
ID. C., who has been guest for sey-
eral weeks OF Mrs. Sarah l.. Eaton
and j. p. Oak and family, started on
her return Friday afternoon.
Elton L. Holbrooll who has been
visiting his mother. Mrs. Kate {. Hol-
brook has started for Miami, Florida
whore he has II position for the win
ter.
f. T.. Davis, the well known bee
keeper of the Blackwell Hill section
was in town yesterday, leaving for
! Lewiston TO attend Il bee-keepers
meeting.
Stafford A. Lindsay left Sunday on
a business trip TO Boston, covering
probably Il few weeks period. Mrs.
Lindsay leaves tomorrow to join her
husband and remain until alter
Thanksgiving.
Is. +. Harris left the last of the week
for ST. Johnsbury, w., where he join
ed Mrs. Harris in a visit at the home
of their daughter, Mrs. Theodore Hal
! burt Wilson. Mrs. Harris returned
home with Mr.. Harris
Mr., and Mrs. A. II. Jewea with Mr..
and Mrs. w. Z. Briggs of Fairfield
enjoyed a shore dinner at the Eagle
in Brunswick, Sunday visiting while
there with Langdon A. JeWett, a stud
cnt at Bowdoin College.
! The Armisticc Day BAH in Grange
Hall last Friday evening WIS large
ly attended especially by the younger
people. Music was furnished by Fol
ey's Orchestra. The dance WIS ar
ranged by Morrill, lloNic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph y. Hill went To
Fairfield remaining over might as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Law
renee. Last evening they attended
the fair and dance given by The local
chapter Of The Eastern Star.
Another Of the pollyanna Club as-
semblies WIS enjoyed last Thursday
evening in Grange Hall. II WIS an
invitational affair as are all these as
senblies Good music was furnish
ed under the direction OF w. J. Foley
IJr.
From latest accounts the killing OF
sheep by dogs is believed to have
come to Il slandstill. one of the dogs
was shot while chasing sheep at the
Chauncey Locke place and since then
no further depredations have been re-
ported.
Probate court adjourned last night
until next Tuesday. Judge G, o. Small
presiding. Routine business was
Transacted ont of town attorneys
present during the session. were 9. e.
Games OF Scion, l.. r. Folsom OF