The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-07-19
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| II Is announced on authority that
the operations at the plant bf the
Skowhegan Paper Co. are only tenn
porarrily saspended.
Miss l, n. Prescott accompanied
M. d. Smith and family home from
Crystal Lake and is visiting With her
mother, Mrs. Anna Prescott and
other relatives In. tnwn. M,sa pres
colt formerly lived II 'skovhegan..
Miss Evelyn Groder left skowhegan
Saturday forenoon for Boston where
she was met by her aunts, Mrs. Helen
Roberts and Sarah Groder. With
them she motored to Springfield
Mass, where abe will spend two
weeks vacation. >"
! Miss Marion G. Swain and her
brother, Raymond Swain of Lincoln
Mass. are visiting at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. John R. Phiibrick. Miss
Swain was forelarly engaged with
Mrs. B. T. Steward in the art business
III the Merrill Block llooe'kk. ~
Mrs. Jennie Chase Brooks and chill
dren, Dorothy, Mary and Billy OF
Princeton, Mass. and her brother
Clarence Chase and mother, Mrs
Vesta Chase Of Belgrade visited the
first of this week at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. F. o. Furber.
Joseph Bolduc, who is attending a
Jewelers. Institute in Milford, Mass.
and who has been visiting with his
father, Louis Bolduc of the plumbing
firm Of Bolduc & Paradis, is return
ing today by motorcycle He will
graduate from the Institute in Octo-
Der. -
DR.. E. H. Stevens of Cambridge,
Mass, who with relatives Is at
bloomfield Cottage, has recently
bought mahogany brown saddle
horse from the W. L, Watson stables
This Is adjudged to be one of the fin
est saddle horses ever owned in
Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM G. Thomas OF
Portland are in camp at Lake Wes-
serunsett. Mr. Thomas is general
agent of Che Massachusetts Mutual
Life Insurance Company, represented
In Somerset County by Cecil H. Til
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas are oc-
cupying the Tilton cottage.
Mrs. c. P. Merrill and Mrs. W. s.
Stinchfield entertained at a bridge
luncheon, Tuesday afternoon at the
Arcadia Tea Room at Lakewood. There
were ten tables. The prize winners
We're Mrs. G. f. Durrell, first, Mrs
F. w. Buchanan, End, and Miss Marion
G. Swain Of Lincoln, Mass, consola-
ton.
George B. Dow has arrived home
from st. Johnsbury, Vt, after a four
weeks absence and is now to be found
at his usual duties in his harness
store on Water street. - Mr.. and Mrs
Dow were called tolSt bloomsbury by
the serious Illness of their son. r. S
Dow, who Is still at a hospital In
that city.
DR.. Levi Wyman and family Of
Chester, Pa, accompanied by Mrs
Wyman's brother, Clarence Copeland
of Philadelphia, Pa, are at the Whit
tier cottage UelOW l1dkeWOOu. LIT
Wyman and Mr.. Copeland were botf
former residents Of Skowhegan, the
latter's father having one time been G
pastor in one of the local churches.
Among the patients lately dis.
charged from Kennebec Valley Hos
pital are Mrs. Walter Taylor of Nor.
ridgewock, Wilfred Bolduc, ten year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bolduc of Olive street, town, Mrs
Stanley Rich and daughter, Regina OF
Skowhegan, Caroline Phillips, daugh-
ter of Mr." and Mrs. George Phillips
OF Lakewood, Patrick Morris of Som
erville, Mass. and Maude Moody
eleven year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Moody Of Cornville. Con-
valescent patients at the Institution
are Mrs. Marie Ingersol1 Of Madison
Mrs. Elmer French of Scion, Lezim
Labbey of Kineo, Joseph Pollard
Francis vigue and Clyde Blackwell OF
Skowhegan.