The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-02

Monday morning iioia MIN Gnu
visit in Fairfield.
Mrs. J. Fl. Gray of Woodstock, N.
p. is visiting her daughter Mrs. Chas.
Hopkins of this town.
Mrs. ]. p. Hymer has returned to
New York but will be at Lakewood
again later in the season.
Mrs. Laura Bernard of Lynn, Mass.
is visiting with Mrs. w A. Weseott at
her home on the Athens road.
Louis Fupea was at home from
Camden. Sunday to see his mother,
Mrs. l.. J. Eupea, who is i'll.
Mrs. r. F. Wilson and son Walter
and Mrs. Annie p. Hackett have re-
turned from trip to the city OF
Quebec.
Miss Doe of Caribou has been elect
ed TO succeed Mrs. Della f. Stone as
one of the teachers at the Park School
building.
Clarence Mellows, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mellows of Madison, has been
discharged following surgical opera
ton at Kennebec Valley Hospital
Mrs. Florence Barstow and daugh-
ter. PHYLLIS have gone to Auburn to
visit with her son Richard, who lives
with his aunt, Mrs. Horace Cook in
that city.
George II. Ware, local brakeman
on the Maine Central trains, who has
been off duty for several months ow-
ing to illness, left Friday morning for
Portland.
Daniel Lemlin of Esconoba, Mich.
arrived here last week to visit with
his cousin, Mrs. Theodule Pomelow
and family, and with the family of
Omar Boiler.
Miss Mary Miller of Hanover st.
is spending her vacation in Rumford
with relatives. Miss Miller is an
employee of the Maine Spinning Co.
of this town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira A. Norton and
daughters, Florence and Bertha are
away on a vacation trip which in
eludcs an outing at Bar Elarbor and a
visit in Lynn, Mass.
The rural schools open August 9th
but will close for the week of the
fair, Sept. 9th The town schools
will not begin until after the fair, on
September 18th:
Miss Velma Fogg has been elected
supervisor of drawing in the public
schools, succeeding Mrs. Clement
Downes, who has held the position
for several years.
George ST. Ledger of Lowell Mass.
is visiting with his brother, M. St
Ledger and family of Bloomfield St
Mr.. st. Ledger is connected with the
Courier Citizen of Lowell.
E. c. Walker of Forest Hills, Mass
returned Friday night after being
here to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law, Bert T. Webb. Mrs.
Walker remained with Mrs. Webb for
a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hobart and
nephew Bernard and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Fmmons are TO leave this
morning for West Southport, where
they will spend about ten days va
cationing,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Parsons, chill
dren and maid are at Ocean Park for
n vacation. Mrs. Angelina Parsons
is spending the time during their alb
sencc with her daughter, Mrs. Glen
farville at East Madison.
Ladies' of the Somerset Farm Blu
reau will meet Saturday afternoon,
August 4. at the Municipal Court
Room. This will be a meeting on
first aid Mt which tipc they expect to
have some nurse talk to them.
The following surgical patients
were discharged Monday afternoon
from Kennebec Valley Hospital: Miss
Einor Young, Thclma Greenwood and
Master Edwin Lord Of Skowhegan and
Ethel Staples of North Brooksyille.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie p Clark and
daughter Letha arrived Sunday from
Lynn, Mass. They have purchased
the John AmanZeen house on Summer
street, whore they are to live perman
emily. Mr.. Clark is a carpenter.
Mrs. Mae Woodbury., who has been
the guest of Mrs. Ella T. Holt on
Alder street, returned to her home in
Monmouth, Tuesday. Mrs Holt will
go next Saturday to Dover-Foxcroft
for visit of several weeks with rcla-
tiYes.
Mrs. George Roaf returns Saturday
to her home in Newhuryport, Mass.
accompanied by her son, John c. Roaf,
whom she has been visiting. He
will he away two weeks. Miss Myra
d. Akeley will accompany them to
Newburyport for a weeks visit.
Mrs Addic Cottrell and son, Stew
art of Norwood, Mass. are visiting
friends and relatives in Skowhegan,
Madison and at Lakewood They
will he in this section until around
Labor Day. They are making their
headquarters with Mrs. Gottrell's
aunt, Mrs. Albert lewett,
Word has been received here of the
death of Mrs Minnie Emory which oc-
CURED at her home in Rrockton, Mass.
A daughter, Miss Blanche Emory was
formerly a member of the high school
faculty in this town. Mrs. Emory