The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-08
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mington were In town Sunday calling
on friends and relatives.
Perley Weber. we'll known gro
Ger and market man of Hartland was
in Skowhegan, Monday forenoon, on
matters of business.
Leon Titcomb, a paymaster for the
Great Northern Paper Co. returned to
Bangor Monday after a visit at his
home on Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Roy and family
of st. John street are to make their
future home with Mrs. Roy's father,
Joseph Roderick at 1874 North street
Edward lies and son Halsey lies of
Scion and Edward Gibson, both of
Lewiston, were guests Friday and Sat
urday at the home of Mr. lies brother,
A. H. lies on Baptist Hill.
Herbert Oddly and J. Francis Co.'S
tello who are in the naval service on
the q. s. S. Ossipee doing coast guard
duty in Portland Harbor spent the
week end in town, returning Monday
Mrs. Bert Smith of Cornville was In
town Friday on her return from
Hinckley. She went to the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Stevens on Hilton
Hill. for two weeks before returning
to Cornville. 8
A regular meeting of the Pioneer
Past Noble Grands Association will
be held Monday afternoon, November
IL at the home of Mrs. Hugh Hurley
on West Front street Meeting
called at 2:30
Isaiah Whitehouse of Wellington
has purchased of George Oulton his
farm on the East Madison road and
intends to move there shortly. Mr..
Oulton and his family have lived for
some time ON Hanover street in town.
Mr.. and, Mrs. William Mitchell left
Friday noon for visit with friends
in New York and Philadelphia. They
will also go to Pennsylvania where
Mr.. Mitchell is interested ip the mills.
They expect to be away about two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Marlborough
were in town Friday. Mrs. Mac
Donough who is a BPW Club men,
Der visited the local club. They
were married at Manchester this
week and upon their return will re-
side for the winter in Boston.
Those from out of town attending
the funeral of Mrs. Joseph Roderick
OF Mr. Mo nj
Roderick of st. Ephrem, Canada !
Majorique Lessard of Lawrence,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Roderick,
Miss Josephine Forth and Mrs. Henry
Bourgoin of Lewiston and Mr.. and
Mrs. Napoleon Roderick of Auburn.
Fred L. Parks left here Thursday of
last week to return to lockwood,
where he has charge of Hollingsworth
& Whitney Camp No. two. He has
been thus employed since last July,
There are about 70 men, all at work
on long timber Mr.. Parks is just
recovering from a broken shoulder
blade. This was sustained while
working around log pier. The
fracture was reduced at the Charles
A. Deane Hospital at Greenville juno
ton.
The marriage of Henry B. Lynds of
Starks and Miss Vera Ellen Yeaton of
Norridgewock occurred here on the
evening of the 31st at the parsonage
of the Bethany Baptist Church. Rev.
George Merriam officiated, using the
double ring service. The bride wore
blue suit and gray hat. The groom
Is engaged in numbering in Lexington.
He is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l.
Lynds and the bride Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Yeaton of Nor
ridgewock. The couple will live in
Lexington this winter.
The Skowhegan Dancing Club held
its first assembly last Thursday eve
ming in Grange Hall with good at
tendance OF members. The arrange
ments were in charge of e. P. Whit
ing and r. T. Jenkins and Hjorts Or
chestra furnished very agreeable
music. Through the kindness of the
B. P. w. Club the decorations which,
they had arranged for their Harvest
Dance were allowed to remain over
for this occasion. Nuts and waters
were served Another dancing party
is being planned before Thanksgiv-
ing
The condition of Clarence Glazier,
six years old, who was hit by an auto
mobile while on his way from school,
is somewhat improved and he is ex
pected to recover. He is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Glazier of the
Back road and was hit by car. UNI
derstood to have been driven by Theo-
dore Hall of New Hampshire. He
took the injured boy to his home.
The lad has fractured collar bone
and his jaw is probably broken DR..
Walters of Fairfield and Dr.. Lord of
Skowhegan were called and the vic
tim of the accident was moved to
the Kennebec Valley Hospital Mr..
and Mrs. Glazier have five other child
rem.
On Friday afternoon, November
End, the Womens Mission Circle of
the Federated Church was delight
fully entertained at the home of Mrs.
Elizabeth Marble with sixteen pres
ent After the devotional exercises
conducted by Mrs. Dorothy Thurow
a program on japan before and after