The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-12
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stanIc,'s Garage, L. f. Stanley, PROP.

Stanley's Garage, l. Il. Stanley, frop'
II. {. IIussey is making extensive
repairs on the interior Of his house.
Charles Moore is having a new
furnace installed.
Chester uussey of Skowhegan visit
ed his parents III town Saturday.
Mrs. Sophia Hall was the over Sun
day guest of Mrs. Kate Hilton and
family at West Norridgewock.
Herbert +. Hale life long and
highly respected citizen OF Nor
ridgewoclt passed away carly Monday
morning after Il few weeks illness
following a shock. He leaves two
daughters, Miss l.. Musctte and Miss
Jennie and two sisters Mrs Helen M.
Pierce and Mrs Henry $. Whiting who
have the sympathy OF all in their great
sorrow. A longer obituary will be
given later.
William Forsythe of Fairfield Cen
ter has purchased the late Mary
Spaulding property ON Main Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Iforsythe are TO oec-
upy the house.
Hugh Hight has purchased the so
called Frank Smith property on
Mercer ave. Of William Whiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. Spauldng
and their daughter Miss Gladys en-
loved an automobile trip to Berlin,
N. II. over HE week end where they
were guests of Miss Annette Spauld-
ting who is teaching in the public
schools.
Mrs. Helen u. Pierce arrived home
from Bradford. Mass. Friday night be
ing called home at this time by the
serious condition of her brother II.
e. Hale who passed away two days
after her arrival. She was accom-
panied home by her son w. b. Pierce
who returned to Bradford, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Savage accom-
panied by Gardiner Savage OF North
Arson are on an automobile trip to
New Hampshire.
Henry Gilman is suffering with a
broken arm.
Miss Kathleen Buckingham re-
turned to her studies at the New
England Conservatory Of Music in
Boston, Saturday, after passing the
summer at her home in town
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Burgess have
purchased back from b. b. Smith their
old home near the hotel and are to
move soon. Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Smith
and daughter are soon TO leave by
automobile for Floada for the winter.
Mrs. Ann Wells is passing few
DAYS with her sister Mrs. Addie
Atkinson.
Miss Eutice Cheviot accompanied
by her friend Miss O'Neil were home
from the Pennington Normal School
over Sunday.
Young women to york In hospital
with opportunity to train for nursing.
Education equal to two years in high
school required. Excellent opportu-
nifty. Kennebec Valley Hospital,
Slyowhopan TIA
Mrs. Nellie Taylor accompanied by
Mrs. Herbert Crosby and Mrs. Sadie
Emerson enjoyed an automobile trip
to Albion last week Tuesday and
visited relatives of Mrs. Crosby and
Mrs. Emerson.
: The next meeting of the Woman's
Farm Bureau will be held October 26
the place of meeting to be announced
later. 1t is requested that all the
ladies' who are to have tireless cook
ers made please have their materials
ready for this meeting as all this years
work is to be finished as soon as pos
sible.
Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs Cook
Esteys were. Howard Burt of Wood
stock, n. b.. Allan Good of Jackson
vile, n. b., and Mrs. Isaac Smith and
son Byron. OF North Arson.
Everything from hats and collars to
socks and garters, with all that goes