The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-30

- AAiNiH inns ny dutOIHuDlIe lOT Dehi
River, Prince Edward Island. They
will be away two weeks.
Richard Turner, son of the Rev.
William Clay Turner, formerly of
Skowhegan, is now located in Boston,
having accepted a position with the
sporting department of the Boston
Herald.
There will be the regular masses
next Sunday morning at 730 and $50
at the Church of Our Lady OF Lour-
des. 1t being the first Sunday in the
month, the girls of the parish will re-
ceive Holy Communion during first
mass.
Leon W. Simons, Howard Herrin
and Adolph Beaulier leave Saturday
noon for Lake Winnepesaukee. n H.,
where they will attend reunion of
303rd Field Artillery which will be
held at The Weirs. They will re
turn Monday.
The Somerset County boys who
have been at summer training camp
at Camp Devens will arrive home to-
morrow George Halves, who has
been at the camp for the month, will
hitch hike home, after a two days
visit in Boston.
Miss Blanche Cole and Miss Martha
Davis of Portland are visiting this
week with Miss Coles brother,
Thurman Cole, salesman at the But
Ter shoe store. They are occupying
of ho oh xfrho
will remain for a month longer.
A. w. Drew of Wenonah, N. ]. who
has been visiting with Col. r. L.
Marston at Lake Wesserrunsett for
the past few days and with friends
in Canaan has returned to Bath to
join his family. They leave Maine
on their return journey tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Jordan of Milton,
Mass. returned home Sunday after
visiting with DR.. and Mrs. c. E. Rich
ardson, the two ladies being cousins.
Mr.. Jordan is assistant treasurer of
the Continental Cotton Mills in Lew
iston with headquarters in Boston.
Master Lawrence Chapman, who
handles special delivery mail from
the Skowhegan postoffice has been
visiting for few days with Master
Paul Wilder, son of Mr.. and Mrs. P.
r. Wilder in Arlington, Mass. He
made the trip by automobile with O.
r. Wilder.
Miss louise Coburn with her cousin,
Miss Mary Norris who is here for the
summer, Miss Louise Coburn Smith,
Miss Esther Pierce of Beverley, Mass.
and Miss Mary Murphy have returned
from a few weeks at the Coburn cab
ms at Lake Attean. Miss Pierce
will return to Beverley sometime this
week
Mr., and Mrs. Earl Grundy and their
daughter, Elizabeth Mary left Sunday
for their future home on Columbia
Road in Washington, d. G. Mr..
Grundy is to be employed in religious
educational work in that city. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Grundy's
mother, Mrs. Vina Harville who will
remain with them for the present.
DR.. c. E. Richardson is moving his
office from the Somerset Hospital to
a suite in the block on Water street,
recently purchased by C. w. Day at
the rear of DR.. Rodden's offices,
formerly occupied by DR.. Kincaid.
Several rooms which have been
occupied by the doctor at the Hospi-
tai will now be fitted up for patients.
Street Commissioner Ephraim
Corvette suffered painful injuries
Tuesday morning while working on
the State road. Workmen were
attempting to cant a rock and Mr..
Corvette had taken hold of the same
to assist in the moving when a crow
bar in the hands of Adam Demo slip
ped and inflicted serious wound on
the second finger of the last hand
also injuring somewhat the third
finger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harrison, who
were lately married in Lawrence
Mass. have returned to Skowhegan
and are living at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Crowell at IS North Ave
Mr.. Harrison is employed as section
hand at the Maine Spinning mill and
is a great nephew of Mrs. Mitchell
wife of Superintendent William Nit
chell. Mrs. Harrison was formerly
Miss Grace Bartlett of Lawrence
which is also the home of the groom
Harry Burgess of New York came
by automobile Monday for a weeks
vacation at Cottage 7, at Fairgrieve
Bay, Lake Wesserrunsett A party
of Clinton people including, o. T
Dixon, Ella NJ. Dixon, Lottie r. Dixon
with Miss Ella Wilcox of Fairfield
returned to their homes yesterday
after two weeks at Cottage No. 5
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Dyer and Mrs
Dyer's sister, Miss Anna Merrill, a
student at Columbia University, arc
at the present time members of THE
Fairgrieve Bay colony.
Surgical patients at Somerset Hos
pital are Delbert Bagley of Scion
Alfredo Thibodeau, Elizabeth LOOMS
Virginia Croze of Skowhegan, Annie
Giggy of Harmony, Mrs. Bernice
Haines of Madison, Reginald Kenney
of Norridgewock Elizabeth Hamilton
of Arson, Henry Pierce of The Forks
Frlon ROwa1I of Granville and Helma