The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-01
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Flora Louise McIlwrath of Matapan,
Mass. Is spending some time with Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Robinson and DIR. Julia
Kincaid.
Mr.. and volney James returned
Monday to their home In East wilton
after visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. A. r!
Perkins.
Leon Titcomb, paymaster for the
Great Northern Paper Co, returned TO
Bangor Monday after visiting at his
home here.
Miss Helen Davidson who is the
house guest of Mrs. Margaret @.
Briggs is returning Saturday to Chest
nut Hill, Mass.
Moody F. Jewell accompanied by
his two little daughters, Irene and
Jeanette went to Shawmut Saturday
for short visit with his parents.
Rev. George Loring Thurlow, pastor
of the Federated Church accompanied
by his little daughter left Monday
morning to visit with relatives in the
vicinity of Boston.
Mrs. Emma Simpson who is spend
Ing several weeks in Oakland with her
son William Simpson and family came
home Friday for short stay She
was accompanied by her grand
daughter Miss Lucille Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Blaisdeil are
the parents of a little son, Derwood
Alton, born February rs at Kennebec
Valley Hospital. Mr.. Blaisdell is
mail carrier and Mrs. Blaisdell was
formerly Miss Gladys Jepson, teacher
at the Malbons Mills School
The Merry Go Rounds, an organ
ization of high school girls, were
pleasantly entertained Saturday even
ing by Miss Mildred Fox. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fox Games
were played and refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served.
w. II Halves, deputy collector of
Internal Revenue left Monday morn
ing for Pittsfield where he was attend
ing to income tax business Monday
and Tuesday. Yesterday he was 60
ing to Hartland and for the balance of
the week he will be in Fairfield.
Ernest Moor returned Monday to
his home in Brookline, Mass. after
spehu,ns tew uays Win nls s,stee'
Mis- WIS. W. =, no'u, MIS- =. 4. Merri,
no,u anu wv oniiu,en' Iu"aru anu
guest at the Lord home this week.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs Loon Mason
OF MAIN street VIII extend sympathy
to them In the loss OF their infant son,
Leon Jr, which occurred Sunday. The
child was five days old and death was
due TO anection OF the heart. The
remainsIwere placed III the receiving
tomb az, lne WTf "a
Jullan.J. % ~ 96aatrapre
}rm OF oonroy- = Croteau has pufzz
chased Ok FRANK i'erube OF chrisholnfj
MS mousse on Maple street, lMr. Berube
being mere the latter part OF the week
TO complete the transaction Mr..
Conroy mas been living during the
winter at W Middle street.
William Go Snuascf SS.Y,insha ms ,lsas
been brought IN The Kcnnehec- valiey
HOSPITAL for treatment. A log fell |
on his foot one day last week while |
working ior the united Shank ana
flndlhg GO. OF Bingham and resulted
III the fracturing OF bones OF the ffEpt
loot. Mr.. Gowen Is the 20 year old
son OIL Louis dowen.
An important business change will |
20 into effect tho first of March when |
.Iosenh r PooIer will tako charge of |
the Cheney bakery. having purchased /,
the business az Arthur Cheney. Mr. |
pboler Is we'll KNOWN grocer and will |
operate the bakery business in con
nection with hts present enterprise. |
Mr. Cbenev will probablv remain with
Mr.. Pooier for shore time.
Followinp tbe regular mating of
the, pSthian sisters held Friday night |
a washington Tea was enioved The |
guests were @reccived Inv General |
George Wasbinrton and LADY wash E,
inpton. two Of The members imnerson-
ating these notable Characters i,
Washington Mes and tea were served |
wcre. given Inv Mrs eliza |
p.. -, ~ t,tat Nsr, II.