The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28
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Cnurcn are 10 De u1scontihucu siof
the month of July, the usual vaca-
ton period. The pastor, Rev. F. @.
Davis, will however, remain at home
for the first hhlf OF the month and
may be called upon for any desired
service. =.
Rev. L. d. Tibbitts, OF the Baptist
Church with his family, is to occupy
his cottage at Ocean Park for the
FIRST half of July. gfr.
Mrs. Winnifred Burgess accompani-
ed by Bernard Carr and family, made
a business trip. by auto to Augusta,
Watsrville and Skowhegani last Sat-
urday.
Several from the local masonic
lodge attended st. Johns Day SER
Woes at New Sharon on Sunday.
The tenement recently occupied by
Mrs. Flora Whiting has been wired
for electric lights and will be occupied
by Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Blaisden.
Alton Blaisdell, son Of G. Fl. Blais-
dell, had the MISFORTUNE to break
his, wrist last week.
Bernard Carr and family are to
occupy the Lawton cottage at North
Pond for the first two weeks In July.
Z The dust raised by the automobiles
now far exceeds the clouds of soft
coal smoke we complained Of last win
ter.
Some addition is being made to the
Jewett Canning factory to give in
creased accommodation.
DODLIN DISTRICT
Miss Susie Rogers of Lewiston Is
spending a few days at Walker Nc
Intire's.
e. l.. Snow of Mercer was calling
on his sister, Mrs. w. II. McIntire on,
Saturday.
There was horse race at Elmwood
Park Saturday, June 20.
Mrs. Walker who has ben spending
several months with Mrs. Susie Stofer
has gone to East Pond to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Frank Rowe.
Mrs. Carrie Tobey is in very poor
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers were
callers at Walter McIntire's Sunday.
William Smith has been helping
Walter MoIntire the past week with
his hoeing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Sirois and JOS
eph Sirois and friend were calling
on friends in the neighborhood Sun
day.
Mrs. O. III. Stevens is spending sew
eral weeks with friends In Connecti-
cut.
OAK HILL
After six weeks of severe illness
Sho nuL IItII corroopoudnnt 10 aUaiu
able to write few items.
Mrs. A. ii. Anderson who for the
past seven weeks has been under the
doctors care In Augusta, returned
home last Saturday evening, which is
very pleasing to her many friends
who sincerely ..Eish she, may be res
fOred to perfect health and strength.
Mrs. Annie Ellis, who for the past
five weeks and a half has been car
ing for Mrs. w. G.. Fletcher who was
30 seriously sealded May 14th, return
ed to her home in Smithfield last
Monday as Mrs. Fletcher is now able
to do without q nurse. Mrs. Lillian
Miller came last Monday morning to-
remain with Mrs. Fletcher until she
regains her strength. Mrs. d. p. Cof-
I'm and little daughter also arrived
Monday to remain for a few days
with their aunt, Mrs. W., c. Fletcher.
Last Sunday evening, Mrs. E. c..
Palmer received the sad message that
her stepmotler, Mrs. John Quimby of
Starks passed. away about five o'clock.
Friends In this vicinity sadly regret
the death of Mrs. Quimby and wish
TO extend their deepest sympathy to
the family I'M their sad bereavement.
Mrs. Lillian Miller has been spend
ing q few days with her mother, Mrs.
Alkaline Burrill who has been quite
iii the past week at the home Of her
sistsr Mrs. X F. Taylor.
Mrs. q. H. Bates and Mary Abbott
who have been. In the Peter Brent
NOsnital in Boston for treatment for
q short time are expected home this
week.
Mrs. Belle Estes Dorothy of New
ark, N. j., who is visiting her brother
Charles Estes of Skowhegan was the
guest Of Mrs. Maud Carr last week,
Wednesday.
Fred Spanlding came from Tampa,
Fla, recently, to spend the summer
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w.
Spauldsng and other relatives.
Mrs. Lucy Lowerby and niece, Miss
Lusiie Wagner are at the Morrow
farm on upper Mechanic street for
the summer.
Mrs. Olive Gallant and four child
ran. Of Rumford are guests of Mrs.
Galiant's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
BARNARD.
Roy A. Marcia and Leona l.. Moore
were united IN marriage at Skowhe-1
gan, June 20, Rev. H. l.. Nichols OFF,
ciating. Mr.. Marcia is the only son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Marcia of La
rome. He was educated in the school
there and at Good VIII. He is quite
proficient as q pianist. He is also
a World War veteran. Mrs. Marcia
Ia the only daughter Of Mrs. Alma
Lowe and Is popular young
lady. After a short wedding trip
the happy couple will reside in Nor
nidpewock where Mr.. Marcia has q
position in the Shoe Shop.
Miss Helen Owens has gone. to Con-
cord where she will be employed In
the family Of her uncle Will Owens.
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