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

at Bloomfield Farm.
Miss Ellie MacFarlane of Portland
arrived Tuesday forenoon to visit Mrs.
{. E. Richardson.
Mrs. Margaret Lambert has gone
to Jamaica Point, Belgrade Lakes to
be employed for the summer.
Mrs. Leon Fox and little son have
gone to visit with relatives in Bos-
ton, Mass, and Conway, n. II.
Miss Helen Hawes has been visit
ing with friends in Ellsworth having
departed for that city Monday l2st.
Mrs. Ida Kilgore has been visiting
TINS week With her daughter, Mrs.
Philip Williamson in Waterville.
Deputy Sheriff and Mrs. Wallace
Hill Of Fairfield were among the out
ol-toWn people ON our streets Satur-
day last.
Mrs. NJ. L. kilbreth of East Win
throp visited her granddaughter,
Mrs. Harry Dysart returning home
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Nutting and
children have been visiting this week
with Mrs Nuttings relatives in Cas-
cade, y II.
Mrs. II. L. Galusha of Maynard,
Mass, who has been visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Hiram Bearce has gone to
DoYer-FoXcroft for a visit
The annual election of officers in
the sunshine Society will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Sarah Roderique
Thursday afternoon, July Is, 80 Free
st.
Mrs. Emerald Bryant and son Rich
ard Estabrook, of Lynn, came Sat
urday to visit her step-mother, Mrs.
Abbie Adell and her other son, Emery
Estabrook.
Miss Grace Russell connected with
the editorial department of the Ken
nebee journal of Augusta, has return
ed to that city after visit with re
lat.yes in town.
George Patterson at one time locat-
ed in Skowhegan who now resides in
North Adams. Mass, has departed on
n return after visiting with the
family of Lawrence Cockburn.
Charles Butler of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting his sister Mrs Elizabeth
Pike, OF Madison avenue Mr.. Butler
is native Of Aorridgewock and this is
his first visit to this section for AZ
years.
Mrs. Clara sheperdson of Boston
has joined her sister, Miss Bertha
Palmer, teacher in the public schools
OF Roslndale Mass now at her home
on Pleasant street for the summer
vacation.
Misses Cora and Verna Coffey, mem
bers OF the nursing force at Somer-
set Hospital have returned from
visit at their home in New Brunswick.
Miss Doris Ladd, another nurse is
enjoying a yacat on at her home in
Some fifty lads from New York and
E.ston arrived iii town Monday on the
l0id-day train on Their WAY to the
Camp Nodin, at Lake George. They
were accompanied by Dr. Alexander
DGshkin of New York and DR.. Kon-
taft and nurse of Boston.
Mrs. Amy Meader of Philadelphia.
Penn. who is Wis ting with her moth
er in LaTOnc and her aunt, Mrs. T..
d. Packard on Water street is sub
shutting as cashier at the Ordway
store while Miss c. NJ. Packard, the
regular cashier is having vacation.
Miss Bertha Paul, we'll known
school teacher of the county accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. W. o.
Paul of South Scion left Monday for
Boston to attend the New England
Teachers. Convention and to visit in
the city and vicinity also in Pro
whence, r.. !.
Walter Green of IIayerhill, Mass
is the guest of his son, Mathew
Green having accompanied HIN and
Mrs. Green on their return from an
extended automobile tour thru Maine
and Massachusetts. Mrs. Green is
back attending to her duties as chief
operator for the Maine Tel. Il Tel.
Co. in SkoWhegan.
Among the local people to attend
the Old Home Day at Flagstaff Mon
day We're Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Niles
Olena and Evelyn *. b. Viles, Mr..
and Mrs. H. {. Sheridan and Miss
Nclma S Viles, Mr.. and Mrs. }
Lynn Nilos of VIM were in town Wis
ting with relatives before and after
the event. John II. N,les. son of +.
Ray Yiles, Portland, was also at the
celebration.
Mrs Lillian Smith will entertain
the Pioneer Past Noble Grands As
5ociation Wednesday afternoon and
evening. July y. at her summer home
on the shore of Lake Wesserunsett.
Tn S is gentlemens day to which hus-
bands Of the members are invited.
Supper will be served at 6 80. There
will be a short meeting which will
be called at four o'clock. Members
please notice change of date.
Miss Evelyn Kew of Jackman I'M
derwent surgical treatment at Somer-
set Hospital Monday. Other surgi-
cal patients at the institution are
Miss Eyangeline ward of Scion, Mrs.
VIII Gates Of Middle street, and Val
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