The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-12
Tnral Npn1s


regular force of clerks at the LaFond
store during the sale.
Mrs. Edwin Bessey and son Harold
of Oakland were Sunday guests OF her
mother and sister, Mrs. Fannie Luce
and Miss Lois on Turner Ave.
Mrs. Donald Flynt and little daugh-
ter returned to Bridgeton, yesterday
morning, after having visited her
mother, Mrs. Clara W. Gaylord.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Mlliken and
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hunnewell of Pitts
field were. recent guests of Mrs. Nell
lie F. Perkins at Hotel Oxford.
Representative Greenleaf of Au-
burn was in town Tuesday night on
his way home from Moxie where he
has a contract on a dam building pro-
ject.
Mrs. John w. Fogler is attending
the Josselyn Botanical Society's
meetings this week at Kingfeld, to-
gether with several other Skowhegan'
ladies.
Mrs. Edward Roderick and daughter
Muriel and Ethel King left Tuesday
for Nova Scotia for visit with Mrs.
Roderick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Bateman.
r. 8. Greenwood left Tuesday
morning to attend summer school at
Bates College. He has been at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
8. r. Greenwood.
Mrs. Nettie Morrow of Lewiston and
her daughter, Mrs. Effie Prayer of
Boston, who have been visiting Mrs.
Henry Crowell and Mrs. Warren Tut
tie, departed last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Boone, who have
been at the home of DR.. Lord for sew
eral months, where they have been
employed, have returned to their
home in Norridgewock.
James Fuller of Wollaston, Mass.
accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Mary
I. Fuller and Mrs. Mabel Graves of
Hartland and Mrs. Edith Fuller OF
Lewiston were among the out of town
people in Skowhegan yesterday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Melien A. Whitney Of
Springfield, Mass. arrived Tuesday
night by auto accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. belmont IF. .Judkins.- and son
Donald of Largo. Florida. Mrs.
Whitney and Mr.. Judkins are sister
and brother of IL C. Judkins and they
are guests at the Jndkins home on
Water street.
Mrs. Lottie Griffin delightfully."- en-
tot, h. of ha Do
Chiefs Association at her home on
Mechanic street. Tuesday evening.
Regular business matters were at
tended to after which the hostess
served delicious lunch OF salmon
salad, hot rolls, radishes, olives, as
sorted cakes, Ice cream and coffee.
Among the surgical patients at
Somerset Hospital are Alice Ronleau
OF Auburn, Geraldine Smith of Ca
naan, Mrs. Ada Hicks of Hinckley,
Mrs. Martha Corson OF Lakewood
Beatrice Goldstein OF Madison, Bessie
Croker Of Canaan. Eula Beale of
Hinckley, Myrla Dow, Eva Rolfe, Mrs.
Maude Cool, Dwight Cleveland, Alice
Emerson. Ethel Gaylord. Mrs. Laura
Freese, Honor Bison of Skowhegan.
Medical patients are Harold Morrison
Of Bingham, Florence Emery of Madi-
son, Delta Laurison of Skowhegan.
Patients recently discharged. are Mrs.
VIM. Folsom Merrill, Brooks Savage,
Mrs. Bernadette Ayotte, Mrs. Cecil Fl.
Triton of Skowhegan and Mrs. Sadie
Tobin OF Bingham.
Patrick Morris of Somerville, Mass
who has been visiting his brother, Ray
Morris in North Arson. was brought
70 Kennebec Valley Hospital and on
Thursday last had serious operation
performed on his right foot. Among
the other patients at this institution
are Mrs. Marie Ingersol of Madison,
who was operated on Friday last and
Lezim Labbey, cook at Kineo at the
American Realty camps, who is re-
ceiving medical treatment. Robert
Steward, five years of age, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Percy Steward of Bingham,
underwent a throat and head opera
ton, Saturday morning, and has been
discharged. James Seamans of Mad
ison, who has been surgical patient
was discharged Monday.