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

MALB0N'S MILLS
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Verne Wiley took
an auto trip across country to Farm
ington on Sunday, going by way of
Madison and returning through Mer-
GER.
S. II. and w. D. Bradbury with
their mother Mrs. Lura Adams made
pleasant auto trip to Freeport on
Sunday to visit Mrs Adams sisters,
Mrs. w. T. Keene, whose home is at
Freeport and another sister, Mrs. Ell
dora Ross of Phillips, who is spend
ing the summer there.
Mrs. Addie &C. Beale and son Carol
Beal of Hilton Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Lord from town were calling at
the Bradbury home Sunday evening.
Miss Susie Haskell returned Sat-
urday from a weeks visit with her
sister Dorothy Haskell at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Bailey on Bige-
low Hill.
Miss Emma Walker of Newton,
Mass, who is visiting her brother and
wife Mr. and Mrs w. L. Walker with
Mr.. Walker and son Charles Walker
attended the Walker family reunion
at New Portland at the old Walker
home on Thursday last Mr.. Walker
and sister plan to attend the centen-
nal school celebration at North An
son on Saturday, where both gradu-
ated from high school.
S. II. and w. d. Bradbury, Charles
futile of the Notch road and ]. Verne
Wiley attended the state meeting at
Highmoor, the State experimental
farm at Monmouth on Tuesday. The
trip was made in the Bradbury\car.
Mrs. Charles Holden accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Painter of Nor
ridgewock to the Farm Bureau meet
ing at Highmoor at Monmouth on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Libby of Wat
erville were calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
Isaiah Crowell on Saturday afternoon
last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Chase and Mrs.
Hattie Elms and daughter, Norma of
Dover were recent callers at the Tut
tie farm on the Notch road, relatives
of Mr. futile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Arnold Of Eu
reka, California, arrived in town last
week to visit Mrs. Arnold's sister
Mrs. Joseph Whittemore and other
relatives. Mrs. Arnold was before
her marriage Miss Lura Loomis,
daughter of the late Warren Loomls
on the Notch road and passed her
early life in this vicinity and will be
remembered by many friends of those
days.
Miss Muriel Walker who spent last
week with her relatives at Sebago
Lake, returned home on Saturday,
coming by auto truck with her uncles,
Prof. Elroy Lacasce and Raymond La
casce, who have charge of the boys
and girls camps at Sebago Lake, with
a party of ten boys who continued
their trip on to the vicinity of Pleas
ant Pond for few days camping and
fishing. Charlie Walker accompani
ed them from this place to enjoy an
outing. While Miss Murel was away
she had the pleasure of going with
party of girls from the Sebago Lake
camps on trip to the White Noun
tains and enjoyed the feat of climbing
to the top of Mt. Washington.
Thomas Brenigan and Gertrude
Gates. aunt and husband, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Arnold, who have recently
arrived from their home in Eureka
California, to pass several weeks in
Maine, motored to Ocean Point to pass
the week end, where Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold have rented a cottage and will
entertain Skowhegan relatives there.
George Thomas, Hugh Brenigan and
son, Thomas Brenigan and daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pal
mer Jr. and Mrs. Gertrude Gates went
on a blueberry trip to Eustis last
week The weather was unproptious
and disappointing, but favorable, for
fishing, and several good salmon were
caught, weighing two and three
pounds each. The party tarried at
one of the Gun and Rod Club sport
ing camps while there and a most de-
lightful outing was enjoyed after all.