The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
ATIIENS

home. Mrs. b. II. Johnson went
with them as far as Wayne TO visit
her daughter May. She expects 10
meet her daughter Miss Edna from
Buffalo y y, who il also wishing
her sister May Miss Edna is just
out of the hospital where she has
been for an operation on her throat.
Howard Cook, who has been visit
ing Mr.. French tile former principal
of Somerset Academy In Gorham, Me.
returned home Thursday. Mr.. ami
Mrs. Franch have bought farm and
are living on it.
Miss Annie Emery who is teacher
IN Portland is visiting her mother,
Mrs Lillian Emery.
Free municipal concert by Citizens
Band. augmented to 80 pieces, on Rus
sell Street in Skowhegan next Tues
day evening at O'Clock. Everybody
welcome. 49,
Miss Marguerite Fox is visiting her
sister Mrs Harold Doe of Bingham.
Mrs. Owen King and daughter Lucy
were callers in Athens last week.
Miss Lucy has been teaching for the
past two years in East Pittston, her
home town.
The Misses Madalne and Pauline
Emery are on n camping trip in Gull
ford, the guests of Miss Doris Brag-
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Elliot has
been visiting in Harmony and Cam
bridge for the last week.
Ed Hight of Boston is visiting his
brother and sister, NJ. J. Hight and
Mrs. Ella Russell.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Eamshaw and
baby of Casper, Wyoming, are visit
ing Mt the home of Mrs. Eameshaw'S
brother, Joseph and Paul Barker
Mrs. Eameshaw was formerly Miss
Caroline Barker. Their brother
Guy is expected the last of the month.
He has been living n the West for
several years.
The friends of Vern Emery will be
interested to know that he has gone
20 Fitchburg. Mass. to be in the in
france business with his brother
arn has been in North Grafton all
winter.
Mrs. Sadie Mouiton and Mrs. Bes-
sic True of Lewiston. accompaR ed
by their niece, Mrs. Bessie Springer
Of Lynn, Mass, arrived Saturday to-
visit Mr.. and Mrs. Llewelyn Stinch-
field. The first two ladies' mention
ed are Mr.. Stinchfeld's sisters. Mrs.
Moulton and Mrs. Springer left Mon
day to visit in Bangor and Danforth.
Sunday callers at the Stinchlfield
homo were DR.. and Mrs. A. r. Rod
den, John L.. Fish of Skowhegan and
DR.. Herbert Rodden of Madison.
Miss Ruth Jones of the class of '22
left for Pennington Monday, to at
tend the summer school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Chapman with
Charles beckwith and family spent
the fourth atsSmithiield.
Paul Barker has been losing his
chick sns--andy. has found. that they
were being taken by foxes. Last
Sunday morning he heard a noise and
on gong out saw fox right by the
house carrying off chicken, but was
frightened and dropped it and ran
away.
Mrs. Lillian Hight Morris of New
york came Saturday night before the
4th to visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hight, but on receiving the word
of her brothers death she with her
mother left for Lynn, Mass. the 4th.
Her brother Howard and wife and
sister Helen and husband left the
same day by auto to attend the fun
eral.
Mrs. Osgood York has been visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Florce Cur"
It's of Wellington.
The NJ e. y. Society met wit,
Mrs Annie Tozer Thursday, the 9Th.
The next meeting will be in two
weeks, July Goth at Mrs. Nellie Fox's.
good attendance is requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weston and
child were visitors at Amos Chapman
last week Mr. Weston Is a cousin
of Mrs. Chapman and Is interested
in the lightning rod business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Laid and and
children of HARMONY were all day Wis
sfSrssAts. Mrs. Ladd's brother, Harold
Horson last Wednesday.
: Miss Florence Dunton has gone to
IIarpswell for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Rowell en-
tertained Mrs Rowell's mother, Mrs.
Maurice L,ttlefeld and friend Mrs. !
Leonard of Hartland.
Charles Bragley of Guilford visit !
ed his wife's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Byron Littlefield last Week,
Mrs Frank Goodwin has been
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs Cahill.
Several of the farmers commenced
liaying Monday morning They are
paying the men three dollars day
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rowell and
family of Harmony VISITED. Mrs. Row
OTIS brother, Joseph Barker and fam
lily and Mr.. Rowell's brother, Sunday
Frederick Judd and Wife and Miss
Vern Deering and Judge Holman were
in Harmony one day last week on
business
Mr. and Mrs. Cedarfelt and little
boy, and Mrs. Cedarfelts mother,
Mrs. Larson, leave for Brunswick,
next week to visit John Loberg and
wife. A.
Mr. Hugh Rowell of Harmony has
Just purchased horse of Paul Bar !
ker
Mr. and Mrs Boynton OF Skowhe- !
gan were week end visitors at the
home of Their son, Frank Boynton.
loo To-,