The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-28

The w. F. B. met Sept. 10 with Mrs.
| Mason Luce. A pleasant meeting
and good dinner was enjoyed. The
work in the Afternoon consisted Of
making a fireless cooker for Mrs.
Myrtle Taylor.
The time is near at hand for the
| Wesserunsett Valley Fair and one Will
do well to remember that all roads
lead to Athens on Oct. 8. The asso-
citation Is busy making improvements
on and around their grounds and In
dications all point to a favorable repe-
tition of former fairs.
NJ. j. Hight and wife and Mrs. Ella
H. Russell accompanied Mrs. George
thompson and Miss Thompson on an
auto trip to Bangor last Thursday.
While there they called upon relatives
OF the Hight and Greene families.
They report a very pleasant trip.
Arthur Hight went to Brunswick
last Friday to get settled for the OPEN
ing of the college year at Bowdoin.
Miss Eleanor Williams also left Fri
day morning for Wheaton College,
Norton, Mass.
Mrs. B. II. Johnson visited with her
daughter Helen, who has recently en-
tered Mason Institute at Spriugvale
last week. The week end was pass
ed at Portland with her daughter
Mrs. Nelson Dyer and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skidmore entertained
the Vim. Morgan Post at their home
last Wednesday. Royal Burton, Civil
war veteran Is an uncle of Mrs. Skid
more and a member of the Skidmore
family.
Miss Martha E. Tucker, Supt of
Sewing in Augusta schools, spent the
week end with Miss Hflda DOre. Miss
Tucker was a former 8. A. teacher.
L. II. Holman and wife who are
spending some weeks with their pa
rents here, made a trip to Waterville
last Sunday where they spent the day
with Mrs. Virginia Nye and daughter.
Roland Farnham Of Waterville was
at the Academy last Friday afternoon
giving a lecture ON Natural Science. He
had many interesting specimens with
him and his lecture was much enjoy
ed The pupils from the grade schools
were invited and any one could at
tend for small admission fee.
The NJ. E. B. Society will meet this
week with Mrs. Josie Hight The
Society will have the food tent at the
Fair as last year Oyster stew, beans
and pastry and coffee will be on sale.
Frank Goodwin went to Hartland
Saturday to pitch ball for the Hart
land team against Skowhegan. The
score resulted 1910 in Hartland's ia
vor.
BUNKER HILL
Mrs. Esma Williams OF Cornvlle
visited her mother Mrs. Lydia Small,
Wednesday.
Gene Corson and little daughter
Gertrude OF Brighton were in town
! Saturday.
George Brasier and daughter Mona
and Alton Jones of Brighton were cal
lers at David Thompsons Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell and
son of Dover were visitors at Manly
Campbelrs recently.
George and Ned Gilman are at work
in Harmony.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinclair and baby
were in Skowhegan Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manly Campbell and
Alva Campbell attended the fair at
Hartland Friday.
Nearly every one in this vicinity are
planning on attending the fair al
| Skowhegan this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. David Thompson were
at Somerset Hospital, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Sinclair visited
! Roy Sinclair Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Ward were re-
cnt visitors at Mrs. Wards fathers
| F. L. Bunker's.
Lee Smith of Brighton was a call
err at David Thompsons one evening
! last week.
Mrs Lydia Small and daughter Mrs
! Flora Davis attended the fair at Hart.
| land Friday