The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
SOION

Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Games and Mr..
and Mrs. Linwood Eames left here
Thursday afternoon for trip into
Canada, going in Linwood Eames car.
They enjoyed the unusual weather for
this season, going to Quebec and re-
turning Sunday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid has on hand the
1923 Christmas and New Years book
lets and post card album of the Geo.
p. Brown & Co. of Beverly, Mass.
Anyone wishing to see and give or
ders from the same may do so by
calling at the home Of Mrs. Lenora
Ray
The ladies will meet at the NJ. f.
vestry at 100 on Friday of this week
to tack the puffs s~All~ members
please come prepared to work.
keystone Chapter o. f. s. will OBJ
serve Past Matrons' night at their
regular meeting Thursday evening OF
this week, Mr.. Bigelow Chapter OF
North Arson are invited guests for
the evening.
Mrs. Alice Twombly of Medford,
Mass. was in town little while Tues
Mrs. ~Twombly' came to Skowhegan
where her aunt Mrs. Seyeno of Old
Orchard was laid to rest.
Andrew Fisher has purchased the
Prescott place at East Madison and
expects to move there about Noyem-
Der |.
Mr. and Mrs. A. c. Head came
home Saturday from South Scion,
where they had been staying since
the middle of July
Miss Marion Wiley is quite i'll al
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Edgar Wiley. Miss Christine
Adams is substituting as teacher at
Maple Grove school during Miss
Wiley's illness.
The remains of Charles Moore OF
Roxbury, Mass. were brought to town
and laid to rest in the family lot
They were accompanied by Mrs
Moore and his sister Mrs. Nellie
Chick. Prayer was offered by Rev
John Sherburne of the NJ. r. Church
Mr.. and Mrs. Marsden of Gardiner
were in town to attend the services
of Mrs. Marsden's father.
The faculty and high school pupils
wish to thank Mrs. Anna Boswell for
the gift of agricultural and other
books which she gave the school.
We understand that c. E. Eames
has purchased the building which the
late Turner Boswell used as his law
Office.
Miss NJ. NJ. Davis Of North Ansor
will be in town with millinery
Sept. 81, at the fair
Ivan Wood, assistant at Scion high
the past year was in town the first OF
the week. He was on his way to
Orono for his second year at the Z
of M.
Charles Crowell of Oakland was
the guest of Fred Magoon, Tuesday.
The meeting of the Farm. Burear
will be open to the public, Friday af-
ternoon and all "fadies are most. cor
daily invited.
Those wishing to contribute tc
the Japanese fund in the Red Cros:
will please band the same to Mrs
Emma French.
Charles Hamilton of New York was
the week end guest of his cousin Mrs
Oliver Irvine Mr.. Hamilton is thu
son of Rev. G. W. Hamilton who was
pastor of the Scion Congregations
Church about thirty years ago. MIR
Hamilton was on his way to Bangor
where he is a student in the Theo
logical Seminary.
The first baseball game of the sea
son was played Saturday at Embder
Fair between Scion high team ant
Arson Academy, resulting in a scor'
| of SO in favor of Scion.
Miss Bertha Palmer was hit with
foul ball on the cheek and badl.
bruised.
Our last Sunday train for the sea
son came in last Sunday, next Sun
day, Sept %, winter time.
Mrs. Effie Drew is in town and 1
selling out the estate of her .brothe
who died a short time ago.