The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-13
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station the following cars-twenty-
seven car loads of canned corn, two
cars of empty tin cans. seven cars
fuel wood. five cars Of hay, Two cars
of granite.
Charles Noble left Monday for
Lowell, Mass, after visiting in town
nuring the past few weeks.
Mrs. Bolan has returned from a
short visit with friends in Augusta.
Frank Brown and wife OF Somerset
Junction were over Sunday guests of
MIR Browns parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brown They Jeff Monday
for Portland where Mr.. Brown is TO
have his throat operated upon at the
Maine General Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Pray and their
daughter Miss Iona left by automobile
for their new home in Kennebunk last
Friday. Miss Iona was very i'll but
was made comfortable in a closed car
and stood the trip very we'll Their
many friends wish them success and
happiness in their new home and n
speedy recovery for Miss Iona.
Eben Miller accompanied by Steve
Mills of Oakland. Samuel Caswell and
Fred Rounds of Kittery and Howard
Libby of Elliot are enjoying n hunt
ing trip up river.
Clarence Drake is III at the home
of his sister Mrs Eben Miller. Mrs.
Drake and son Lewis of Lewiston are
with him.
Miss Georgia Morrow was home from
Hinckley. Saturday.
Mrs. Dora Witham has been visiting
her son and family In Sk0whegan.
DR.. w. ID. Taylor OF Mechanic Falls
was home over Sunday on account OF
the illness of his mother Mrs. ID. Il.
Taylor who is a patient at the Kenne7
bee Valley Hospital
c. X. Bennett is in Nova Scotia.
Mrs. Vim. Stewart has returned
from a two weeks visit with relatives
in the Aroostook.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel Mcneil have
moved TO their newly purchased home
on Ward street
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Simoneau of
Watervile visited their son Edward
Simoneau and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pike went TO
Iivermore Falls Tuesday to attend
the wedding OF Mr. Pixies granddaugh
: ter.
Rev. L. ID. Tibbetts preached at
Mount Vernon Sunday.
Irving Townsend of Campbell Cali
: fornia Is visiting his aunt, Miss Alice
Townsend and they were over Sunday
guests of relatives in Augusta. Mr..
Townsend Is son of Amos Townsend
former resident of this town. He
made the trip from California to this
town In very few days ON Il motor
cycle.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Welch visited
in Belfast over Sunday.
Repairs were commenced on the
store to be occupied by f. w. Spauld-
ing in the so-called Farmers Union
block Monday. and Mr.. Spaulding
hopes to move into his new store in
about two weeks.
Miss Sarah J. Clarke has closed her
home for the winter and gone To Bal
timore as she has done for several
years.
Rev. r. G. Davis was very i'll sever
nj days recently.
Mrs. Georgia Evelyth Mrs. Hazel
Libby and Mrs. lmogene Soule visited
I'm Augusta, Friday and brought back
little Colleen Merrill who will visit
with them for few weeks.
Mrs. Leon Webster is in Skowhe-
gan on account Of the serious illness
of her mother, Mrs. Cony Sanborn.
AS soon as Mrs. Sanborn is able Mr..
and Mrs. Sanborn are to come to Nor
ridgewock to live with Mr.. and Mrs.
Webster this winter
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Everett have
moved into their new home which
they have recently built on Waterville
Hill. The house is a modern bunga-
low with all the modern improve
ments and has been built by Mr.. Ey-
erett during the summer.
Mrs. Mary Longley Is visiting in
Skowhegan.
Samuel Albee has returned from a
long visit with relatives in Scion and
is now boarding with Mr.. and Mrs.
Heman Beane who occupy Mr.. Albee's
home.
A most interesting meeting of the
Village Improvement Society was held
at the Library Parlors last Thursday
afternoon, the hostesses being Mrs
Jeanette Johnson. Mrs. Neva Jones
and Mrs Alice Jones. delightful
musical program was given and after
the program the hostesses served re-
freshments of ice cream and assert
ed cake. At the next meeting the
Hon. Clyde H. Smith of Skowhegan
will address the club, his subject be
ing "a Discussion of the Child Labor
Amendment.A Since this proposed
amendment Is occupying the attention
of the entire nation 1t is believed
that this meeting will prove of unus-
nal interest and value.
Hon and Mrs. l.. X. Folsom We're
in Augusta, Tuesday, where Mr.. Fol
som attended a meeting of the Gov
errors Council and Wednesday they
went to Kittery to attend the dedica-
ton of a World War Memorial.
Mrs. James Boardman has returned
TO her home in Orono after visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Hilton.
Miss Nellie Hussey delightfully."- en-
tertained the o. r. c. at her home ON
Tuesday afternoon of last week.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The members and guests of Lehan-
on Lodge F. & A. NJ, enjoyed an oys-
ter stew supper at their regular meet
ing last Friday evening.
Mrs. A. A. Cheviot, Mrs. L. l.. Ball
II -. all hn