The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-11

from a visit with hc- daughter in
Lewiston.
The next meeting of Forget-Me-Not
Branch l. S.. S. Will be held Friday
Dec. 10, at the home OF Mrs Ferd
Moulton Weston Avenue.
i v Roser of New York City was in
town over Friday night ron business
connected with the Madison Wooden
Mill. r.#H =. lf##- oa,iI -
|. j.. Smith of Skowhegan was u
business visitor in this place Satur-
day.
AIRS. Byron Ma arden and Mrs George
Walker were guests one day last week
at the home of their parents, Mr.. and
MnsJ,E. "A Hilton. Hilton HILL Arson.
Mrs. Mary u. Turner and little son
of Massachusetts who have been
guests for the past two weeks of Mrs.
Turner's son Howard Smiley have
gone to Tangrine. Florida. where they
will pass the winter. They were ao-
companied by Mrs. Turner's grand
daughter Miss Lillian Smiley.
Miss Nellie Smith. who teaches in
Norridgewock was a week end guest
at the home of Miss Agnes Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mclntire are
confined to their home with tonsilitis.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins entertained
her Sunday School class Monday even
ing at her home on Perkins street.
The time was pleasantly passed In
sewing and dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess
Mr. ard Mrs. Webster Reyes and
family of Skowhcgan we're Sunday
guests of Mr.. Reyes sister apd hus-
band, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Wright.
Mrs. Emma Rowell and Mrs. Sarah
Whittier of Gornville were guests over
the week end of their sister Mrs. G.
w. F. Merrill,
Dance at the Elms Hall next Satur-
day Special car from Madison and
Skowhegan at 730 y. m. 1w50a
DR.. Philip Lessard passed the Sab
bath with his parents in Skowhegan.
Alton, Emery of Portland was call
ing ofigfiiends in town Monday.
! Rev e. III, MeElhiney was in Athens
Saturday where he was called to Of
aciate at the funeral services of the
late Arthur Hight.
Master John Adams is i'll this week.
with severe cold.
Mrs. John Mcnamara returned Mon
day from short visit with relatives
and friends in Lewiston and Mon
mouth.
Orman Young entered the Central
Maine General Hospital last week for
a surgical operation. Friends will
be glad to know he is as comfortable
as can be expected.
Madelyn, the little daughter of Evan
=. Lob
Monday afternoon by having ten of
her little friends to birthday party
The afternoon was happily passed
with games and refreshments. Miss
Madelyn was the recipient of several
gifts.
Mrs. Ed Wilson is Ill at her home
on Gray street with pneumonia.
Arnold Brown is working at pres
ent on the Brassua dam.
C. ]. Brown of Bangor was calling
on friends In town last week.
c. II. White of Portland was bust
ness visitor in town over Monday
night.
Mrs. Cora Leighton returned to her
home in Winthrop. Friday, after a
short visit at the home of her sister
Mrs. o. Blackwell.
The community rest room is closed
for this week for the refinishing OF
the floor and hall. 1t will be opened
next week as usual.
II. A. Morse has sold his block on
Main street. formerly owned by X. c.
Gray to John LeGasse OF Millinocket
who has taken possession. Mr.. Lee
gasse is barber and will continue
the business of bavbering with pool
room in the rear. Mr. Morse will
remain with him as barber for the
present With the sale of this bust
ness goes out of the business life OF
Madison as proprietor, one who has
been in business here more years
than any man excepting c. c. Hart
well, photographer.