The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-25
Cyril Robinson has finished work
for Gerald Marhle.

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OAK HILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Holt accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs Q. {. Taylor
attended the fair at Pennington last
Thursday.
Atwood Frederick. his brother, f. c.
Palmer and wife, and Mrs. 0ren Tay-
lor were among the many attending
The lair at Pennington Wednesday OF
last week
Mrs. Bessie Thompson. her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marion r. Oddly. Archie Dos
re and Mrs Kate G. IIoibeook Of
sfowhegan. Mr. aud Mrs. Clyde Now
en- and Cousin. Miss Alice f Cope
land of Dexter were all guests last
Sunday AFTERNOON at the home of Mr..
and Nus W&C. Fletcher.
Mrs. Rosie Good of Kansas who is
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
Alrs. Charles folbrook passed few
days last wefk with COUSINS in Show-
hogan.
: Mrs. o. e. Taylor and Mrs. w. C..
Fletcher were busiIy engaged last
Friday and Saturday afternoons in
painting the inside wood work OF the
Oak Hill schoolhouse which is Il
gratifying Improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lesime Paradis and
family Of Hartland were calling on
friends in this vicinity last Sunday
afternoon. lsg
DODLIN DISTRICT
Mrs. George McIntire and daughter
Helen wore visiting friends in Show
hogan Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Maurice Adams and Mrs. Ella
Sanford were in Skowhegan Monday.
Frank Ross of Lewiston is helping
Walter Mclntre with his fall work.
Roscoe Smith and parents Of Mos
COW we're guests at Walter Bean S
Sunday.
Mrs Florence Lawton WIS visiting
5lrs. Susie Slorer on Wednesday.
Mrs. Clara Gage quietly celebrated
her 92nd birthday Wednesday, Sep
temher II by crocheting as usual. She
received quite Il number of pot cards
and presents from her children and
grandchildren and SUNDAY quite a
number Of her friends and relatives
called on her to congratulate her
upon having reached such an adyane-
ed age and being so we'll at that age.
Among the people from out OF town
who called to see her were Mr.. and
Mrs. Gardiner Bigelow and family of
Augusta and Harlow BigeloW OF Bel
grade and Luther Hartford and fam
lily of Smithield also Mrs. Esther
Hartford OF Smithiield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Towle Of Pitts
field and little daughter Neya were
visitors at c. S. Bates ON Sunday
Elmer Bates was also up over the
week end from Oakland.
The people in this vicinity were
very sorry to hear of the death OF
W. W. Huntoon OF Norridgewock
which occurred at a hospital at Port
land last Saturday.
HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brann and
daughter Celia of Wateryille were
calling on relatives here Sunday.
II. l.. York and family were callers
in Norridgewock Sunday.
Del Savoy and George Guimond
were calling ON relatives in Jackman
Sunday. making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Clement have
moved to their home in Norrdgewock
which they recently purchased
Charles Barney has purchased a
work horse of Skowhegan parties re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allie Merriield of
Wateryille were callers here Sunday.
WEST NOBRIDGEWocK
Benedict Yeaton is hauling his
sweet corn to Mercer corn shop,
Frank Kean has a crew at work
> on the road at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. ]. Abbey of Show
hogan were calling on Mr.. and Mrs,
B. #. Baker one day last week.
b. f. Baker has begun hauling his
corn to Norridgewock.
!, lRalph Hilton sold one of his horses
$st week to Ralph futile,