The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05

Element HaDOtta Is Sui5lo"' pa
tent at Somerset Hospital. Andrew
Petley of Madison is also a patient
at the same Institution.
Myron c. Tilton of South Dart
mouth, Mass, returned home Monday
after Il two weeks visit at the home
of his aunt, Mrs. Fred ". kennison
of Baptist Hill.
Rev and Mrs w. A. Meseryey have
closed their home on Baptist Hill and
have gone To Waterville. They are
contemplating the sale of their prop
erty here it is understood.
The Bethany Guild will met this
week Thursday at > p. M. in the
church parlors There is much work
TO be done and it is hoped that large
number will try to be present.
Mrs. Sylvia Arnold, who has been
spending several weeks with her son,
&. Walter Snow in Somerville, Mass,
has returned to the home of Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Sheridan on Madison Ave.
The many acquaintances Of Judge
j. f. Holman of Athens, long fam
iliar figure in the Somerset County
courts, will regret to learn that he is
Ill and confined to his bed. His
strength Is said to be falling and he
Is at present unable to see callers.
Major and Mrs. Francis II. Farnham
and daughter Henrietta of Augusta
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eugene Swain on Bush street. They
returned home Tuesday, making the
trip by automobile. Major Farnum
is inspector instructor of the National
guard.
F. X Cayouette of Boston will re-
turn home today or tomorrow after
visit with former friends in this sec
ton. Mr.. Cayouette who was for
merly engaged in tailoring has been
conducting private classes in sewing
and is now considering a position of
teacher Of sewing in the public
schools of Boston.
The first melting of Eunice Farms
worth Chapter, d. A. II. will occur at
the home of Mrs. Birdena Conant on
Pleasant street on Monday, October 16|
for the afternoon will be Forts Pop
ham and Wscasset, presented by DIR.
Julia N. Kincaid. Mrs. Conant will
be assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Nellie Chase.
Those desiring to sell tickets for
the American Legion benefit picture,
Cardigan. to be shown in the Opera
House, October 30th, should see Wal
ter Lessard, Eugene Lancto or Joseph
Pooler. There are to be two prizes
for parties selling the greater num-
Der of tickets. The first consists of
a beautiful statuette and the second
two dollar and half gold piece.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Appleby of Jew
EFT street have been entertaining the
following guests during the fair: Mrs
G. A. Applebee, Mrs. Eliza Soule, Mrs.
Bine Marsh, Mrs. l.. IL. Goodwin and
daughter Constance of Pittstield; Mrs
4. A. Baker, Bingham; Doris Gardner,
Leba Jones, South Solon Mrs. Alice
Bigelow and son Walter Of Norridge-
wock; Mrs. Lucy Buzzell and daugh-
ter Christine of Larone and Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Yeaton and three children
of Mercer
Miss Zaidee Morrison of New York
who has been visiting with relatives
here and at East Madison, left Tues
day for Boston for a short visit before
returning to her home. Her sister
Miss Margery will tour on the Orphe-
UNI Circuit next year. She is at
present on Il tour with a concert
troupe as pianist and director Don
Morrison, the other member of this
talented family is still located in
Oberlin, Ohio, as teacher of violin at
Oberin University.
Tickets are being sent this week to
the members of the Womens Clubs in
town, to keep or dispose of for the
Winter Lyceum Course. Through the
cooperation of the members we are
enabled to enjoy these fine entertain
ments for a small sum. In no other
town are the tickets for such course
sold for less than $500. This win
ter's course is going to be better than
last If possible. The opening mum
DER is Charles bOA anu TIE NdllOHdl
Male Quartet who made such a hit
last winter and who We're booked
back by every town where they play
ed.
The annual meeting of The SRowhe-
gan Woman's Association was held
Monday evening at the rest rooms for
women and children in the Dodge
Block. The matron, Miss Iva Hol-
way, reported that the rooms were
used more than ever for the purpose
for which they were planned and that
during the months of. August and Sep
TENDER there was a daily average ri
twenty visitors. The financial re-
port indicated that the association
was in good standing. The following
board of officers was reelected: Pres
ident, Miss Hannah r. Page; vice
president, Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliot; Sc
cretary, Miss {. B. Narney; treasurer
Miss Edith M. Gledhill
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Moody OIL
Hanover street entertained quite a
party of guests for a few days last
week They were Mr. and Mrs. f. L.
Robinson with their son John l.. Rob
I,t, l. 10,