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

honor.
DR.. Everett H. Winter arrived Fri
day night from Brooklyn. New York
His Vile and children have been here
TOT several weeks visiting his mother
and other" relatives in town
Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. French and
Mrs. Kate Porter motored to South
Paris Sunday for a weeks visit with
their son and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland French.
Cleo Q. Hewey, age 10 years, mo.
and 10 days of Kingfield, youngest
son of James B. and Eta SWEET He
wey of Concord, n. H., died at the
home of his aunt, Mrs. Freeman Perry
Monday morning of acute Indigestion
and heart disease. Death came wi
thout warning and was Il great shock
to Mr.. Hewey's relatives and friends
His father and mother came Sunday
to visit in town and We're with him
when the end came. He attended
the public schools in town and for
the past few years has been employ
ed in the mills. He leaves to mourn
his loss, father and mother, two bro
theirs Austin and Hayden, two young
er sisters, uncles Evander and Ivy He
wey and aunt Mrs. Freeman Berry
The funeral was held Thursday after
noon at two o'clock and the burial
made in Sunnyside cemetery.
Parker l.. Norton who has been
spending the summer with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Norton, recently
started for California in his Ford
The machine was thoroughly equip
ped for sleeping and camping purpos-
es. Mr.. Norton plans to go south
and strike the Dixie Trail. This
trip will complete the seventh time he
has crossed the continent.
Mrs. Chansonetta Emmons and
daughter. Miss Dorothy Emmons of
Newton, Mass, are making their an
nual visit to the town. They are
stopping at c. S. Chamberlain's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Knapp have re
turned from the Birches, Rangeley.
Mr. Knapp is quite sick and typhoid
fever is feared. Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Knapp were sent for and came from
the Birches, Thursday.
A party was given for the members
of the Cradle Roll, their mothers and
Mrs Currie at the Baptist Church
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Dolbier are
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of ten pound girl. Mrs. Arch
Malay is the nurse in attendance.
Hildred NJ. Thompson and Rosa
mond Smith go to Pennington Mon
day to attend Normal school.
The officers of Mt. Abram Lodge
f. and A. NJ. elected Thursday even
ing as follows: W. M, A. C.. Wood
ard; S. NJ, G. d. Vose; j. W, c.
A. SWeetser; treasurer, II. G. Winter;
secretary, c. S. French; S. D., E.
S. Winter, j. D., II. G.. Barden; fin
ancil committee Fred Hutchins, II.
p. Sprague, G. ID. Vose.
Mrs. H. p. Durrell is attending
the State Fair at Lewiston this week
and visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rus
sell Jones of Auburn.
The September meeting of Col Asa
Whitcomb Chapter, d. A. r. will be
held Friday afternoon, September Is
at 3 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Dele
Dolber Norton on High street, the
hostesses being Mrs. Norton. Mrs.
Collesolle, Mrs. Ruth Luce.
Miss Roxie Dunton has finished her
work IN the office of the Chas. Eos
ter estate at Strong and is at home
for a week before resuming her stud
les at the University of Maine.
Cecil f. Thompson is at home, for
two weeks before entering Tufts Me-
dical school.
Harold Winter is to attend Portland
high school this fall and continue
with his music lessons
Signal Light Chapter, o. +. S. will
resume its meetings, Tuesday, Sept. IL
Friends in town of Mrs. Nora Bar
slow will regret to learn that she is
in the hospital at Amesbury, Mass. J.,
and will soon have critical surgical
operation.
Chas. f.. Garland of Brunswick was
the guest of his son DR.. j. f. Curtis
Garland and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. M. Simmons and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Wing have re-
turned home for two or three days
visit at Prospect Harbor.
Clarence Wyman and family of
Philadelphia, Pa, are visiting rela-
lives in town,