The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-02
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Mass, are spending their vacation at
the w. C. Robinson farm on New
Portland hill.
Mrs. T. b. Holt and her mother
Mrs. Dodge are visiting at Mrs. Harry
Sayage's.
Mrs. Wallace of Woodstock, n. b.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. q. +.
williams.
williams Bros. MOtor Co., Authorlz-
ed Ford Sales and Service. tarss
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson.
Maine. tf37
Wedding at the Congregational par
sonage Wednesday, July 25th. Leon
w. Padham OF Moscow and Miss Pearl
F.. Tobin of Bingham, single ring SER
vice, Rev r. L. Baker, officiating
Omar w. Friend who has been at
work in Vermont is at home for a
vacation.
Municipal Concert after the races in
Skowhegan, Friday night, August 10.
Miss Florence f. Tripp OF Lewis
ton is spending few days with her
sister, Mrs. M. II. Berry.
DR.. Arthur williams, a graduate OF
the Baltimore College of Dentistry is
visiting in Sanford, expecting to locate
there If he can secure suitable rooms.
Mrs. Ben Moore, formerly of this
place, was a caller on old friends Sat
urday.
Harry Weiss of Columbus, Ohio was
visiting friends in the village Satur-
day.
Harry Adams made a business trip
to Bangor by auto Friday, taking his
wife and Miss Doris Clark.
Byron Crymble who is working at
lockwood for the M. G. r. r. spent
the week end with his family
Arthur Hunnewell of Madison Wis
tied his father, e. S. Hunnewell re-
Gently.
Mrs s. NJ Boynton of Scion is
spending a few days with her daugh-
teri Mrs. Harry Adams.
. IT, S. Hunnewell Is now employed
as foreman at the North Arson Manu-
featuring Companys mill.
f. T.. Hill is stopping with his
daughter, Mrs Lee Ellis for the sea-
son.
Emery sulloway who has a position
on the NJ. c. r. r. was home over
the week end.
American Legion Auxiliary will hold
food sale Tuesday. August 18th at
2.30 D. m. at the Community Rooms.
All members who have not been SOL
icited are kindly requested to donate.
Parties wishing food can secure 1t by
placing their orders with Mrs. Ben
Ella or Mrs. Tarr. The next regular
meeting will be the first Tuesday in
September at Mrs. Minnie Berry's.
There will be no meetings in August.
e. w. Ella of Waltham, Mass, is
spending the summer with his sons,
Ben and Arthur.
Miss Alice Hebert returned to Wat
erville Monday morning after spend
ing a weeks vacation with her mo-
Their Mrs. Doremene Hebert.
Dir. Willard Tooker of Port Chester,
N. Y, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Streeker Of
Stamford, Conn, are guests at Care
Andrews camps at Lake Emblem
Lucy Dinsmore went to Lewiston
Monday for two weeks visit with
her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Collins.
Factory-to-you sale. Bucknam's
Drug store, Skowhegan.
w. G.. Robinson. wife, two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Earl Wing and Miss Kate
arrived home Monday from an extend
ed trip by auto through New Eng
land and New York State via Niagara
Falls to st. Thomas, Ont. Mr. Rob-
inson's native town. Earl Wing met
them in Portland and returned with
them.
The Congregational Church will be
closed during the month OF August
for the annual vacation, the next SER
vice being Sunday, September 9th.
Walter Coburn met with quite a
serious accident recently while stand
ing near blacksmith anvil a piece
of steel pierced the sight of one of
his eyes. He is at Dr. Hills in Wat
erville. His mother Is with him.
Possibly they will go to Portland for
an operation.
Rev. c. w. Rogers leaves for New
Gloucester. Friday. Later he will
join his family at Philadelphia re-
turning here in September to take
up his work ns pastor of the Congre-
gational church.
Charles Bryant and Bert Reed made
business trip by auto to Fairfield
Tuesday, July 3fst.
Several of Prescott Bakers young
friends gave him a surprise on his
birthday, Thursday, July 26th, by
bringing to his home cake, ice cream
etc. where they had very enjoy
able time playing games.
Col. L. A. Way of Birmingham, Ala.
is spending few days visiting at
H. II. Marston's.
Geo. NJ Cooper who lives on the
Wallace Jones' place is repairing and
painting the buildings.
T. S. Steward is busy hauling wood
to Madison for Earl Wing with Mrs.
Wings truck.
II. VI. Marston. wife, Col. L. A.
May, Mrs. w. r. Wait and.Mrs. Emery
Sulloway, motored to Tacoma Inn for
a shore dinner Tuesday, July 81.
Mrs. Granville Berry visited her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Cole in Auburn
over the week end.
Carrabassett Hall is to have new
steel ceiling and other improvements
are contemplated.
M. e. CHURCH NOTES
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