The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-16

] lhIop Is lH6 guest Vi Hci 81 anu
daughter, Mrs. Harry Dysart.
Mrs. PAMELA York went to Gardi-
ner, Friday to visit for a few weeks
+ with relatives.
Irwin Laid returned Sunday night
from a visit with his mother, Mrs.
Abbie ]. Ladd in Fairfield
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Storer and son
Allan spent the week end with rela
tives in Corinna.
Mrs. Ben Collins has returned from
visit with relatives in Cambridge,
Mass
Mrs. Charlotte Hutchinson left Tues
day morning for Portland after visit
ing here with Mrs. w. D. Snow.
+ Mrs. f. r.. Phiibrick Visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Saw
age in Fairfield, Tuesday.
! Mrs. Guy Gilman and little son have
returned from visit with her sister
in Portland.
Miss Virginia B. stinchield has ac-
copied xpostion at the Bucknam
Drug Store.
Gideon Pooler, who is trapping in
the vicinity of Indian Pond this sea-
son. was in town Tuesday, his visit
being occasioned by an injury to the
eye caused by hitting a branch. 1t is
thought the accident will result in no
serious impairment to the sight.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lord and child
rem moved Tuesday to their new home
the DR.. Merrill residence on Water
street. They have been extensively
repairing the property. and while it
is not finished, the family can be com
Portable there, while the remainder of
the repairs are being executed.
Skowhegan acquaintance will be in
terested to learn that Walter Bowman
OF Cornville, has bought out the gro
Gerry business of Fred McClue at the
Sol Palmer store in Cornville, which
he will conduct. Mr.. Bowman who
is only Is years old, will have the
best wishes of many friends in his
new enterprise.
Friends of Miss S. Madeline Ward,
who spent the summer at her Lake
wood cottage will be interested to learn
that she has started for California
where she purposes to spend sometime.
She is also visiting at different points
on the route Miss Ward will prob
ably be away from Boston three
months on her journey.
4 Among the surgical patients at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital is Mrs. Lucre
in Ia c1ar xuiFa nf Eoc lor nf
I Water street, while medical patients
are: William Aver Of Passadumkeag
and Joseph Veno, Jr., of lockwood,
Patients recently discharged are Miss
1 Pearl Curtis of Madison and Mrs. Sa-
die Lancaster of Norridgewoek.
A special communication of Somer-
set Lodge No. "a F. and A. NJ. will
be held at Masonic hall. Monday
evening next. This will be the &C.
cason of the official visitation of the
fright Worshipful Brother, Harold A.
Coleman of Bingham, District Dep
utv Grand Master of the thirteenth
district of the Grand Lodge of Ma
sons. Refreshments will be served
All members of the Federated par
ish who have pledged articles for the
White Elephant Sale next Saturday,
are requested to have them ready by
Friday morning. They will be called
for on that day as far as possible, in
order that they may be sorted and
priced in time for the sale TO open
Saturday afternoon, Please help
the committee by having everything
ready when they call.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Clayton Foyer, who
we're recently married and establish
ed their home in Waterville, have re-
turned to Skowhegan, Mr.. Foyer hay
ing accepted position as bookkeeper
and superintendent at the plant of
' the Somerset Machine Co. They are
for the present making their home
with Mrs. Foyer's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Fletcher of Mt Pleasant
avenue.
The Health officer informs the Re-
porter that several families are aflict-
ed with whooping cough and urges
the utmost care in preventing conta-
gon from the afflicted members. The
disease has appeared at the home OF
Frank Hubbard the son of Harold
Randlett having it, while the children
of A. M. Danforth on Maple street,
; Master Edwin NJ. Lord, son of DR.. and
Mrs NJ. E. Lord; Jackie Lewis, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs John Lewis and one or
more of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Blunts
children are also suffering with the
disease
Friends Of Harry NJ. Green and Miss
Lena NJ. Keith, both of Skowhegan,
will be interested to learn of their
marriage which occurred Nov 8. at
Madison. Rev. C. II. Mckinney. Con-
gregational minister. formerly OF
Skowhegan. officiating. Mr.. Greene
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar M
Greene and is employed as candy
maker at the Sawyer candy place on
Water st. His bride who has lately
been employed as shoe stitcher, was
for several years saleswoman at the
| SAWYER establishment. Her parents
Mr.. and Mrs l. G. Keith both OF New
! Brunswick, are deceased.
, Col r. b. Cooke of Togus, who spoke