The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-13
Skntuhruatt Gural Nfr1ta

Felix Dionne is spending the pres
ent week in Boston.
Miss Corine L. Salley, a teacher in
Waltham. Mass. Is NJ the home OF her
father, DR.. |. l.. Salley, on Middle
street.
Mr. and Mrs II e. Smith, Master
Gordon b. Smith and Miss Leila e.
Fairhroiher were at Tacoma Inn sun
day fer dinner.
\. Z. Bisson is away ON trip to
New Fonndland and Nova Scotia
having gone to New York and up the
ST. Lawrence River to Montreal.
Mrs. {. II. Tilton and Miss Blanche
Jewett LEFT Friday afternoon for
Broekton, Mass. called there by the
serious ilIaess of their father, II. h..
Jewett
Mrs Mary b. Stinchfield and
daughter, Virginia, are in Boston this
Week attending the Boot and Shoe
Style Show. They are expected home
tomorrow
Frank Elliot, a member of the firm
~ S. Patterson in Boston, start
- #aHaag ON hls return after visit
me With Mr. and Mrs. l.. II. Elliot
at Eaton Mountain Farm.
DR. Z. H. Stevens has arrived
from Cambridge. Mass, and is at
Bloomfield, his country place. Betty
and Sally Stevens of Cambridge are
also at Bloomfeld.
Frank Whittier of Athens, who has
been living At the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". b Whittier during the win
ter and spring, left Monday to visit
his sister, Mrs. Mary w. Rowell of
Doyer-F oXcroft.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Spencer and
A. L. Nutting and family have re-
turned from an automobile trip
through DiXiield Notch and the
Balsams having visited with relatives
In Cascade, X II.
Rev. Theodore Halbert Wilson of
St Johnsbury Vt, formerly pastor of
the Island Avenue Congregational
Church here, has joined Mrs. Wilson
and little daughter at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer r.
Harris.
Arthur r. MeQuillan, a student at
the Harvard Medical School, returned
home Sunday from South Boston,
where he has been assisting in the
work at the Boston Lying-in Hospi-
tai He left the first of the week for
vacation II Southport where Mrs.
McQuillan will join him later.
Mrs. Minnie e. Mantor with her
daughters. Miss Agnes and Miss Lois
Mantor OF Pennington, were here for
the week end visiting at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. \. X. Rowell. Mrs.
Mantor and her daughters are anxious
to relocate in SkoWhegan and may
decide to purchase a home here
~. S. Rogers of West Paris is at
the home OF George e. Smith on the
Beech Hill road for the greater part
of the summer lie is an uncle Of
Mrs Smith. Mr.. Rogers lived n
SkoWhegan for twenty years and has
been away from here twenty years.
For ten years he WAS employed at the
stable Of the late Charles A. Marston.
Miss Emerald Young and Miss Lyle
Even both student nurses at the
Mary Fletcher Hospital in burlington,
Vt, accompanied Mrs. Lena L. Went
Wcrth and &. Allan Wentworth home
from their automobile trip last week.
Miss Young is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs E. L Young and Miss
Even, heg sister. Mrs. George e.
Young
Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Eddie Gallant at Tig-
nish, p +. l.. to Mss Mary Gallant,
also of Tignish Mr. Gallant has been
employed by the Central Maine Pow
er Company in this section and his
bride has been employed in the family
of Col r. l.. Marston. The couple
are to establish their home in SHOW
hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fairclough
and three children. Jane, Billy and
Jimmie. OF White Plains, \. Y, are
here for the summer and are occupy
ng the Yiles, cottage at Lake Wes-
serunsett. They have been at Long
Island and Portland at tho ]. G,
Viles cottage for month. Miss Mar
garet Green, Mrs. Fairclough's sis
ter. who has been living in White
Plains is also here for the summer
with her father, Charles Green.
Following ao'ificat on by Or. Ri
chardson Health officer, E. T. Good
rich went to a house on the Plains
where he found a 8. woman suffering
from typhoid fever. under very pitt
able conditions The woman laid on
straw bed which rested upon a low
couch and which was not long enough
for her TO lie at fun length on. Mem
bers of the Woman's Aid Society
carried needed articles for her
comfort to the house and whom
her body was moved II was found
that the bedding was alive with mag
gets The woman's condition grew
worse and she was taken to Somer-
set Hospital for treatment Health
officer Goodrich lher returU ed 10 the
house and burned the bedding which
had been moved out into the sunshine.
The funeral of Simon Grover was
held last Thursday in The chapel OF
Tho notb,pu I2a,,tigt Cbuy4I with Rev