The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-23

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Massachusetts. They will stop with
Mr.. Stevens sister, Mrs. Ida Gray in
Hyde Park.
F. II. Turgeon of Boston was in
/ town Sunday
The Ladies' Aid will hold food
sale at Berle Grams next Saturday
afternoon, August 25. and another on
! September list.
Mrs. Elsie Holway Burleigh of Vas
salboro, arrived here Saturday even
ing. coming with Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
! Witham, who had been TO Auburn to
visit Mr.. Williams sister.
| Zina Witham, Verdict Mcfarland,
Laura Eaton and Bernice Adams made
a trip to Rangeley Lake, Saturday.
Miss Gladys Green was called home
/ last week by the severe illness of her
mother, who at this writing is some
what improved
The Domil Construction Co., who
have been doing construction work
at the international Pulp Mill finish
ed their work here the last of the
week and have gone to Riley to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Asher Davis and son
/ Ernest are in Livermore Falls this
week, the guests of Mrs. Davis moth
! err.
Mrs. Vigue of Cambridge. Mass. Is
the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Mark Padham.
Turner Davis was the guest of his
daughter in Pittsfeld few days re-
Gently.
That Good Gulf Gasoline reduced in
price to 22c plus 1c state tax. Holt &
Hight, Slkowhegan. 1w34
Norman Mathews and wife and
/ friends were the guests of Mr.. Math-
ews' grandfather Thomas Cross last
Sunday. Mr.. Mathews is principal OF
! the Wateryille high school.
Mrs. Walter Cross is the guest of
relatives in Dover, N. II.
Ralph Jr, Helen and Richard Tib-
belts, who have been visiting at the
home of their aunt, Julia Vittum, re-
turned home. Friday.
Mrs. Edward McIntire has been the
guest Of friends in Portland and Bos-
! ton for some time.
Mrs Elwin Starbird gave very
delightful party on Tuesday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Malon Whippe of
Hudson, Mass. and Mrs Harold Star
bird, who with Mr. Starbird, has re-
Gently returned from Florida The
guests were Mrs. Will Tuscan, Miss
Chispa Rowell, Mrs. John Hodgdon,
Mrs Clifford Abbey, Mrs. Walter Pr
per, Mrs. Edward McIntire, Mrs.
+ Howard Bryant, Mrs. Whipple and
Mrs Harold Starbird Cards were
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
| served.
/ The Chautauqua proved to be the
best entertainment we have been fav-
ored with for some time. each mem
Der was a true artist in his own line
and very fine people to meet. The
director Mr. Horn was man of I'M
usual personality with honest endeav-
or and sure intent, thru his effort
we are to have the Chautauqua next
year and we hope 1t will be as fine
as this. Miss Dander made the week
a very happy one for the children.
The niger wedding being the closing
feature. Thanks should be extend
ed to Mr.. Head and Mr.. Chase for
who assisted in the parade.
Gray's Tavern has been running full
house for the past month, many Of
the guest being former residents of
the town.
Mrs. Brown with party of friends
from Newburyport, Mass are here for
few days. Mrs. Brown will be re-
membered as a member of the family
of Browns who formerly owned the
Hodgdoh home on Ferry street, and
always spent their summers there.
! On Sunday, August 18th, the Tavern
had for guests thirty Knights of CO.
lumbus with their ladies'. The party
was from New York City and were
on a Connecticut tour, which
had included a trip to Montreal.
where the national convention was
held, and returning home thru Maine.
They were much pleased with their
trip and pronounced travelling condi-
tions in Maine most favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. McDonough are
entertaining their daughters. Mrs.
James Hillens and Miss Ensie McDon-
ough of Keene, N. H., Mrs. George
Moses and son Adolf of Newport Me-,
Mrs. Maude Hes and son Halsie for
merly of Auburn.
Much can be said In favor of Lake