The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
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LYONS of Boston at Fairgrieye Bay.
s. w. Philbrick was in Portland
Yesterday TO attend meeting Oh the
Maine Central Railroad directors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexis Dionne who
have been spending a few days mere
left Monday morning for Miliinocket.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bova and son,
Leo of Newtonyille, Mass, who have
been visiting here left Monday for
Owls Head.
Mrs. e. f. McNeelie of Brookline,
Mass, who Is spending sometime here
has returned from a visit with rela-
tives in Guilford.
fNtssy Flora Hill of Maynard, Mass,
arpived last evening and Will make
her home with her sister, Mrs. II. X.
BemCeI In the future.
We will give 2Ogo discount on sum
mer felt hats, underwear, corsets'
bandcaux, hosiery, novelties at Cay
ounttes Sbop. Dollar Day. 1w32
Mrs. Leslie Coupe of Brewer,
formerly Mrs. Eliza Lashon of SHOW
Lakewood for two weeks.
s. M. Curtis has closed the Bowlo-
drome until Labor Day. In the mean
time a mechanic will come to improve
the condition of the alleys.
Mrs. Emma Bigelow who returned
with her sister, Mrs. Ira A. Norton
and has been visiting at the Norton
home departed for Lynn, Mass, yes
terday morning.
Mrs J. A. Avore and two sons OF
North Dexter who have been visit
ing with her mother, Mrs. George But
Ter returned home yesterday, Mr..
Ayore coming over for them.
Mrs. f. C. Walker who has been
amending a few weeks with her Sis
tiers. Mrs. Addie f. Webb and Mrs.
w. III, Fowler returned to her home
in Forest Hills, Mass, yesterday.
The Kincaid Shoe Hospital is es-
tablished In its new quarters on Mad
ison Avenue. The transfer was made
Monday. The premises vacated by
Mr.. Kincaid on Water street are to be
occupied by George b. Dow, the Har-
ness Man.
Miss Geneva Smith who has been
Instructor of physical training at
Bryn Mawr Summer School is expect
cd Saturday to spend sometime with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. ]. Smith
Miss Smith will return to Columbia
University this fall where she Will
finish her course.
Among the visitors in Skowhegan
this week have been Mr. and Mrs. Il.
]. Swords of Mt. Clair, N. j., Mr.. and
Mrs. Halson Richards of Houlton, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. b. Lane. Manchester. N.
II. Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Boise and Mr.. &
Mrs. J. f.. Perry OF Plainfeld, N. j..
They were all registered at the Ok
ford.
Lionel Foster, son of b. w. Foster
OF East Maple street, has entered the
employ of the Independent-Repo
with the expectation of learning the
printing trade. He Is q member OF
the Sophomore Glass of the Skowhe-
gan high school and will continue his
studies next fall, working in vacations
and otherwise outside of school hours.
Mrs. Margaret Haigh and daughter
Helen of Newport, were guests last
week of Mr.. and Mrs. John Dugas.
The trip was made by auto and on
Thursday, Mrs. Dugas and little son,
Donald, accompanied them back home,
remaining until Saturday, when Mrs.
Haigh, with her brother-in-l law,
Charles Moore, brought Mrs Dugas
and son back to Skowhegan. Mrs.
Haigh was resident of this place
some years ago.
The sixth birthday OF Eleanor
Young, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Z. Young was observed last Friday
at the summer home of the family
ct Smithfeld Refreshments were
served at long table out of doors
which was decorated with summer
flowers. There was a birthday cake
and the favors were tiny baskets.
Among the out OF town guests were
Louise M. Weeks of Waterville and
Jean Shaw of Fairfield accompanied
by their mothers.
The following persons are surgical
patients at the Kennebec Valley Nos
pital: Mrs. Flora Crosby, North New
Portland; Mrs. Marion Robichaud,
Madison; and Mrs. Grace Poland, wife
of Phineas Poland Of Athens. Ar
mold Turgeon of Madison who has
been suffering from the effects of
a broken leg is now improving and
Daniel r. Blanchard of Lakewood Is
also reported as somewhat improved.
Patients lately discharged are Mrs.
Marie Ingersol of Madison, Miss Ag-
grandlce Healy of Pittsheld, Miss
Hermina Smith of Arson, Mrs. Ell
mer French of Scion, Mrs. Joseph Gil
roux of Skowhegan and Frances Vigue
Ct Skowhegan, who has been Ill with
typhoid fever.
ON the evening of August LIST very
Bpluxant surprise party was given
l,NfrnolEthel Mitchell Christensen at
sthp ehome of Mrs. Lovina Goodrich
audsAlice z. Goodrich, on Water St,
in honor OF her birthday. Thursday
August End. The evening was pass
ed playing cards and with Victrola
music and a supper oonsPting or
chicken salad. olives hot rolls. assert