The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-12
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that II Is not thought that Clyde
Blackyell's injuries will prove fatal.
He was seriously injured while I'M
loading electric light poles near the
railroad station here Saturday iore-
noon. He is at kennebec Vaiiey
Hospital.
Mrs. Lee Brown who was very SER
iously Ill several days last week Is
now more comfortable.
Rev. l.. d. Tibbetts and family Will
return from their outing the last OF
this week and service will be held at
. the Baptist church next Sunday as
usual.
Ralph Ketchum and Andrew Jacob
son who have been guests OF Mrs. Ann
Wells and Walter Grove left here
Sunday for Dedham, Mass.
Mrs. Sadie Pattee is keeping mousse
for c. w. Farrand.
Mr.. and Mrs.. b. B. Smith and
daughter, Thelma and Mr. and Mrs.
william Witham and daughter, Lucre-
tia, all OF Skowhegan were callers
Sunday afternoon.
Ernest Meader of Hailowell was
In town Sunday.
Miss Marjory Powers of Waterville
is guest OF her sister, Mrs. Agnes
Longley.
Miss Lila Carr spent several days
with her sister, Mrs Rosa Whitcomb
at New Sharon, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauriston Lowe and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones returned
Sunday from Sidney where they
spent few days.
Mrs. Isabel Weiderman of Brooklyn,
N. Y. Is expected this week to spend
July and August with her father, Geo.
Lunt. Her husband, DR.. Edward
Weiderman will spend the month OF
August here.
Mrs. Josephine Woodsnm. two child
rem, Harriet and James and nephew
Junior Baird, came from Athens Sun
day to spend short time at the
Woodsum farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. p. Longley and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
White and daughter of North Jay were
at A. G. Longley's, Sunday.
e. J. Holway OF Boston, Mass, was
the guest OF relatives here few days
last week.
Miss Edna Taylor of Maiden, Mass.
who has been visiting relatives here
went to Boston Saturday and Tues
day with friends she started on trip
to Alaska. She will be away until
the LIST Of September.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gilman while
riding towards West Malls Sunday
collided with q Pennington car that
came upon them from a cross ROAD,
the hind wheels of the Pennington
car striking the front wheel OF Mr..
Gilman's car bending the axle so as
to put the car out OF commission.
Mr.. Gilman was obliged to leave his
car at Madison for repairs and get
another car to come home with.
Walter Prue, Mrs. l.. H. White and
two daughters, Mrs. Helen Tobey and
Miss Florence White are on an auto
mobile trip to the White Mountains
and places in Massachusetts.
Alto4 ward of Newbprg was in town
ON business Saturday.
C. B. Colby and daughter. Mrs. Sara
Withee and daughter Hazel were
guests OF relatives In Arson Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. X. Boone who have
been in Skowhegan sometime have
opened their house here for time.
DODLIN DISTRICT
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Martyr of Bos-
ton arrived July 9Th TO visit Mrs. Mar
tyn's mother. Mrs. Ella Sanford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Mitchell en-
tertained friends from Oakland July
4th. IN
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Adams, Mrs.
Ella Sanford and Mrs. Susie Storer
spent the Fourth at North Pond,
Smithheld.
MRS. Walter Bean and family at
tended the celebration at Skowhegan,
July 4th and the fireworks at Lake
wood In the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boynton OF
Watergille, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mitch
ell and family of Skowhegan We're
calling at Walter McIntire's Sunday
afternoon.
q. C. Cooley has been working for
Walter McIntire the past week.
Charles Worthley has recently pur-
chased a new Oakland-six, five pass
enger car.
Hamil Eaton spent Saturday ct
ternoon and evening at the home OF
James Hilton in Pasadena, Calf,
where Mr.. Crosby and Mr.. Whiting
and their wives were visiting, they
having autOed from Reno, New. 1t
was very happy meeting. The COM
pany in the afternoon called on Mrs.
Mary Hilton Richardson at her new
and handsome bungalow. Mrs.
Richardson having recovered from
ling illnesa. seemed In good health
and spirits. In the evening all the
company autoes from Pasadena to
Fullerton where they left their old
teacher at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. Brown.
HINCkLEY
Prof. and Mrs. Rogers and son OF
Southern California are visiting at
Good VIII Farm. Prof. Rogers re-
ceiyed for starting q school for boys
from reading, "The Story OF Good
viii Farm by Rev. G. w. Hinckley.