The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-09-11
The Interesting News of
sor,erset's Busy Towns
MADISON

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Il MADISON
II page of Bucks Harbor, for
paa5s Years local agent of the Am
esel" EXPRESS Co. arrived in town
krcah of he week and is employed
~ ,iIbe at the X. L. Gould store
soson side. n,,sord u pooa wbo
Nj. an nassing the summer with
eve Reeds parents, Mr., and Mrs.
rs ne add. left the last of the week
Hefp Wahnrn, Mass, where Mr.. Reed
7 a n' in the Manual Training De-
ana Annie Piper, NJ. II. S. 90, left
n last of the week for Boston where
nil enter Burdett's Business Col
&C. Wary Marden, son Charles and
VI Hiss Esther passed the
w an1 with relatives in Limerick.
I'm Augusta Houghton Barnes of
a 4tsyoi,. a former resident OF this
NV is the guest of relatives and
tsn5s in town. E.
ep - with regret that the people of
! .iaeo learn of the resignation of
" fpntb Naraen. one of the popular
aebqrs al the Weston avenue build
for the past ten years. Miss
.lon has accepted a position in
.ningtop. Mass. and has already left
,hat Mace. Her many friends
~ her much success in her new
ia of work.
Ms Marion Hatch, who has been
i, gnest of friends and relatives in
" Vicinity for several weeks, re-
l,ped Friday to her home in Pres
he Isle. e 40 RI
resday for Gorham, where she will
mar Gorham State Normal School.
Mrs Bertha Randlett of Orono was
saest last week at the home of her
Ese Mrs. L. c. Taft. q 'aTs
Mrs. Clifton Taylor is passing a few
,eks with Mr.. and Mrs. Shaffer at
Eslr bome at Long Island, N. Y.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith were
hosts last week of relatives and
Espde in Boston and vicinity.
Nov {. II. Mckinney who has been
,ssing his vacation in %Searsport and
aston. Mass. returned last week to
psume his duties as pastor of the
Congregational church.
Mrs. Mary Beale returned Thursday
Lom Augusta. where she was the
uesf of her daughter Miss Arlene
baIe.
Mrs. Bertha Nihen who has been
Edtipg relatives and friends in this
|dpity for the past ten days. has re-
Erped 10 her home in Mamarnneck,
X.
Mrs. Nellie Reed who has beIh a
ret for the past few weeks OF Miss
rniq b. Roberts. left Saturday for a
Kin with relatives in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Carolyn Carl passed Friday at
AXE Embden with her daughter, Mrs.
Nrett salley, who eamped there
81 week.
Nj. and Mrs. Harlan Haynes,
hugbters Blanche and Evelyn and
u Harry. who have been the guests
relatives in this vicinity for the
tst week left Friday for their home
Taunton, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Linn Harding and
ne+tef Vina were calling on friends
North Arson, Saturday.
Mrs. Raymond Gordon was the
best last week of her daughter Mrs.
Eph Priest in Augusta.
Mrs.. Annie Gagnor and Mrs. Georgia
hley are passing the week in New
(Gk City.
lr. and Mrs. Charles Dyer return
Sunday from a visit to the home of
b. Elder in Dover, n. Fl.
Nt and Mrs. Charles Davis were
Inner guests at the Herbert, King
BID, Sunday.
Nj. and Mrs. George Maxim of
EWrett. Mass. are guests this week at
y home OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Maxim
MI. and Mrs. Ralph Priest and sons
snneth and Clyde were Sunday
pests at the home of Mrs. Priests
taher. Mrs, Raymond Gordon.
The Whist Club was delightfully."-
tiertained Tuesday at the home Of
b. Dam0nt Hilton. Pearl st.
Miss Elizabeth Perkins has return
to Madison to resume her studies
The Madison high school after pass
Y The summer at the home of C..
rnklin Packard in Lewiston.
NfS. David Taylor passed the week
% With her daughter Mrs. Charles
FNsins IN Deadwater.
Ifs. Linn Harding, Mrs. Flora Reed
ID Mrs. Perley Bryant were business
Pliers in Skowhegan Monday.
Jean Lancaster and Evan l.. Tink-
tH are enjoying an, auto "Trip to
Gtreal and Quebec.
Dir and Mrs. He. Prince returned
Loday from an auto trip through the
hte Mountains.
Key, and Mrs. e. B. Tetley and chill
zen Wendall and Grma returned Mon
from a months vacation passed
NJ relatives and friends along the
ale coast and New Hampshire.
Ms Pearl Danforth, who is en-
yea in the Red Cross Department
PORTLAND. was a guest last week at
home Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
0 bantorth.
MS. George Hunter and son Charlie
te business callers in Skowhegan,
tday.
Afs. Charles Marden and son Ray
Sna returned the last of the week
Sn a months visit at Mrs. Marden's
N home.
MSS Alice b. Carl was a caller Fri
al the home of her sister Mrs.
%.oll caswell, North Arson.
Ille isabel, daughter of Mr.. and
!" Percy Butterfeld, was operated
thursday night at the Kennebec
.neS Hospital, Skowhegan.
lNf AtdrHRl1 uahAa1H -, tha Anrnr