The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-04
MOOSE RIVER

Mrs, Jennie Tardy, Mrs. Carrie Moore
of this place and A. Anderson ofaNew
York made a pleasure trip to, Quebec
this week.
Miss Grace Haggan of Portland, a
guest at the home of her aunt. Mrs.
T. H. Kennedy and Mrs. II. p. Nc
Kenney respectively motored to Que
bee with her cousin, Miss Elsie Nc
Kenney n day last week. Miss
Haggan will return to Portland Tues
day after a pleasant vacation in town.
Miss Make and Louise Kennedy.
Miss Haggan and Fred Johnson spent
the week, end at Lakewood and en-
joyed the play, also the trip.
Henry Mcmahon, Lawrence Hall,
Misses Mary and Pearl Hughey, Ar
line Hall and Penelope Steward went
to st. George Sunday to attend the
ball game.
Miss Julia Brassette of Waterville
is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Walter Hol-
zen. She has also been a guest of
the Misses Snowdel and Grace Muir
tina.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Moore and little
Dick, son of G. o. Holden have gone
to Valley Junction. p. @. to spend the
week end with Mrs. Moore's sister,
Mrs. Jack Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilfred Catheart and
son Keith, Mrs. r. J. Cathcart and
Mrs. Matilda Armstrong of st. George,
p. O., were callers at Mrs. NJ. E.
Holden this week.
Election day, September 8th at the
regular polling place. Come and
cast your ballot for the right men.
Ernest Williams and family of Sui
liYan are IN town for a few days. They
were accompanied from Bangor by
Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Alex
ander and two children; also in the
patry Miss Shirley McDaniels who
had been visiting at Sullivan and her
friend Miss Gordon of that place.
They were met at The Forks by Mr..
and Mrs. Alfonso McDaniels and
daughter Gaynell. They reported a
pleasant trip and very fine roads.
Mr.. Libby Perry and Goodhue of
Oakland and Augusta were callers at
l.. A. Holden's the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Seaman, daughter
Anna and Miss Ines Ford of Sanford,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keith and two. children
of New Bedford. Mass. were recent
guests at the home of II. w. Holden
while visiting Mrs. Annie Bird, moth
er of the above named ladies'. While
here they also called on other rela-
tives and friends and took an auto
trip to the boundary.
Wilbur Pierce who is guiding at
Jones Pond spent the week end in
town.
S. E. Holden is repairing the side
walks through town.
An electric storm Sunday night
with a much needed rain visited this
place. As we have not had rain for
a number of days the wells are get,
hA''lPaf 1assrTte8f sixteen enjoyed an l1, out
/ fo6t Sf16krs Head, Those in the
party were: Mrs. Jane Moore. Mrs.
Hannah Barney, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Campbell and Miss Zaidee Campbell,
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. f. Holden, Miss Min
ME Holden, Levi Newton, Mrs. Percy
l.. Colby and son Ogdon, Mrs. J. B.
Sterling and children. Robert, Mar
garet. Ruth and Hope of New Canaan,
Conn. Dinner was cooked by an
open fire in the good old fashioned
way and all did justice to the food
which consisted of new potatoes,
string beans, boiled ham, salads.
fruit, biscuit, cake. cookies and pie.
tea and coffee. Calvin Campbell and
Levi Newton know how to cook a good
meal and we are all looking forward
to another such outing.
Mrs. Nina Hughey is home from
Heald Pond to attend a meeting of
the local school committee.
Miss Hazel Hughey will leave here
September 9th to resume her studies
at Gorham Normal where she has
been a student for the past year.