The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
ATHENS

among thcm Delng ner son Lee anu
wife
Mrs. George Thompson of TAFT
vile, Conn. arrived at her old home
last Tuesday evening". accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Helen of TAFT
Vile and Mrs Hartwel Thompson
of Hartford. They plan to remain
for the summer. Miss Helen
Thompson has recently returned from
western trip, visiting in Nebraska
and New Richmond, Wisconsin. AT
tho latter place she visited with Dr..
and Mrs. Frank Wade, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. W. Bixby and Frank Hight.
Little Eloise Hutchinson OF Hodg-
don, spent last week with NJ. {. Foss
and wife.
Miss Vera Deering is spending the
week at Lakewood, chaperoning
party of Harmony girls. Mrs. Deer
ing. and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Earn
shaw and little son of Caspar, Wyom-
ing were among the party Friday and
Saturday.
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B. p. Littleneld and wife also
Charles Longfellow and wife of
Skowhegan went to Mayleld Friday
for q blueberrying trip. They were
Joined there by Charlie Braley and
family OF Gulford, Sam Bearee and
wife OF Parkman and Mrs. George
Hutchins of Abbott. This season
promises to be good one for blue
berries. A large number of cars,
loaded with pickers, passed through
here Sunday In spite of the rain which
fell early In the morning.
z Mrs, G. r. Rhoades and little
laughter Ellen of Wentworth, n. H.,
together with Mrs. George Rhoades,
d. Harmony were callers at M. j.
t,phts last week. The friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoades will be In
tsrested to learn that they are leaving
New Hampshire where Mr.. Rhoades
hhs been very successful school
superintendent for the past three
years In the schools OF Wentworth,
Warren, Piermont and Oxford. lie
and his family are moving to Weston,
Mass, where Mr.. Rhoades and his
wife are to teach in the high school.
; Leslie r. Earnshaw and wifet nee
Carolyn Barker, and little son, Will
itam of Caspar, Wyoming, have been
spending two weeks at the home oil
Joseph Barker and with other rela'
tives In town and vicinity. The,
Started Monday morning on their re-
turn trip. They plan to visit for {
few days In Boston, and to MAKE
short stops at Niagara Falls and a
Chicago. Two weeks were spen
EN- route with relatives in Wisconsin
at Mr.. Earnshaws old home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan fuller of Red
hank, N. j., together with their youni
daughter, Margaret, arrived at G. l.
Austlns Saturday night making TIT
trip by auto. Mr.. fuller Will re
turn To New Jersey after visit %
two weeks. Mrs. fuller and daugh
ter plan to remain for the rest o
the summer.
Il Bills were posted last week for thu
'Chautauqua at Harmony, August d
0 and 7,
Ernest Holman and family of VIII
ton spent last Sunday with their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. f. Holman
Miss Doris Will spend the week her
while Mrs. Holman visits with ne
sister, Mrs. Henry Turner in Wal
than, Mass.
Il. A. Hight of Gorham, was II
town Sunday for the purpose of NOV
Ing some of his household goods. II
was accompanied by Mrs. Hight, whit
spcnt part of the day with her mo
Their, Mrs. +. p. Collins at Nortl
Cornville.
The Womens Farm Bureau viii
meet tho first Tuesday In August TO
an all day meeting. The work vii
be a demonstration of home canning
Miss Hare will be present. INT
members are asked to bring baske
lunches and an invitation Is EXTENDED
to the Cornville Bureau. 1t is ex
pected the meeting will be with Mrs
Mason Luce.
Harry Knowles of Bingham visited
his brother Roy Knowles at q. l.
Austln's last week.
A family gathering of twenty-five
people was held at Frank Boynton
last Sunday, as a farewell to theii
parents, who have recently started on
q trip to California
Charles Beckwith of Pressure Isle
HDcnt IL low uaso itNNhsi' "A'' 49,
father, J. G.. Beckwith. The latter
gentleman had an unpleasant expert
ef,ce last week. While cultiyating
alone his hand became entangled IN
the machine. After some time h'
succeeded In attracting the attention
OF the hired man who came to his
assistance. Three fingers were bad
II bruised but no bones broken,
Mrs. Ned Bower has been quite III
for the past two weeks. being con
fined to her bed most of the time.
BUNKER HILL
MIR. and Mrs. Mont Sinclair and
family of bingham visited relatives
in town Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Bunker was business
visitor In Skowhegan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Campbell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Campbell were
In Kingsbury Sunday.
Sumner Williams is ut work FOR
Harry Jones haying.
George Brasler and Nern Goodridge
OF Brighton one day last week passed
thru town,
Warnie Hilton of kingsbury was in