The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tobey of Oro-
no were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs Fred
Tobey and Mr. and Mrs. l.. II.
White over the fourth
Mr.. and, Mrs G.. S. JeWett and
Fred Jewett were I'm Portland several
days last week on a business and
pleasure trip.
Friends of,Roy Trueworthy of Port
land but formerly of this town will
be sorry to hear that he is suffering
from the effects OF very bad injury
received from falling from truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Trurworthy were NOV
ing from one part Of the city TO an
other and Mr. T'rueworthy was rid
ing on truck load Of furniture and
when the truck went around a corner
he was thrown into the Street break
ing an arm and ujuriDg his face very
badly. He WIS carried to the hos
pital and later able 10 be moved home
Mrs. william Fairfield and daugh-
ter Flora are home from Portland
for the summer.
tne OF the delightful social sum
mer affairs OF the Village Improve
ment Society vas the Lawn Party Civ
en- Thursday afternoon ON the lawn
at the home oil Mrs Charles Pray
The hostosses Wera Mrs Pray Mrs.
d. +. TAYLOR ard Miss Frances Jones
The day was ideal for the meeting
and the lawn inst the place. The
lunch was served ut small tables, each
tables seating six and these tables
looked most inviting with their pa
triotic decorations of red, white and
blue steamers. place cards and nap
kins and IN The center of each table
was beautiful bouquet Of roses. At
ter a delicious lunch dantily served
Iona Pray and her guest Miss Whit
by the hoatesses ASSISTED by Miss
man and Miss Ruth Blaisdcll the
guests enjoyed "A social hour. \
short business meeting WAS held and
two delightful cornet solos were KY
On by LINDEN Hale with Mrs. AeYa
Jones accOmpanist, and Mrs Lou
Brown entertained with two humorous
reading Everyone had delightful
time AMI voted the meeting great
success and also were unanimous in
their appreciation OF the hostesses en-
tertainment.
Hon. l.. i. Folsom and family have
been entertaining his two neces from
Bingham. during the past week and
en- Thursday afternoon children S
party was given in honor of their
guests which was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
Charles Miller wishes to express his
appreciat. on 10 all the boys and young
men in town for their good behavior
the night before the taHrbh and also
on the fourth Not once during the
celebration were Mr.. Miller's services
needed as sheriff wl>tch shows how
we'll the crowd conducted themselves
Charles Pray and family and Mrs.
Neva Jones enjoyed ,.ap. -. aptomobile
trip to Pennington. .Fniday,a.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hilton started
on their homeward Journey to Pase-
dena, California last week after pas
sing several weeks in this and adioin-
ing towns on business. They are to
visit a few relatives. IN Their home
ward journey Ne. -. b..
The Chautauqua tickets, are being
sold for the annual .eYpt which is
to occur in town the last of this
month. Two captains, Miss Ruth
Blaisdell and Henry George. have been
chosen in a ticket selling contest and
needless to say both are putting forth
their best efforts to VIII. .. -.,.
Mr. and Mrs. r r. H9lway have
been the guests of Mr,,and Mrs. Eu-
gene Haskell At "CampAflIa Smithheld
for few days, ,.....,.
Mrs. Fred Everett o. cortland. has
been visiting in town during the past
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs Warren Seekins of
Portland and daughter Miss Thelma
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. JAY
Pierce over the fourth.
Harold Pierce was home from Ban
gor over the fourth.
MIR. and Mrs Walter II. Taylor are
enjoying a few days automobile trip
along the Maine and Massachusetts,
coasts,
Harry nigelow is building a garage,
DR.. + NJ Tower and family of Mad
isou were visiting in town last Tues
dav.
Mrs. Angie Murphy and niece Miss
lelie Bowie of New Bedford, Mass,
arrived in town Thursday and arc