The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-04-04
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


Waterville the later part of the week.
Frank Greene. who cut his knee
severely several weeks ago is able to
be out.
Miss Berle Lewis went to Auburn,
Monday, for visit with Miss Edna
Cornforth.
Mrs. George w. Plaisted of Port
land was a visitor TO Skowhegan
Thursday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freedom Douglas de-
parted Saturday to visit with rela-
tives in Portland.
Frank Thompson departed Thurs
day on a trip to Washington Co.
probably as far as Machias.
Miss Margaret Griffin and Miss Ber-
tina Merrill, students at Wellesley are
at their homes here for Easter.
Mrs. Clara Klein, who has been
employed in town for several months,
left Saturday for Palmyra, Penn.
Mrs. f. j. Smith of New Portland
was the guest, Monday and Tuesday,
of her daughter, Mrs. l.. A Kinds.
Mrs. Annie Marshall and little
daughter went Thursday afternoon to
Waterville for a visit with relatives.
Miss Helen Harris of WaterVille
returned, Friday, to that city after
a visit at the home of Col. Isaac Dyer.
Miss Sadie Dulac is i'll with in
flammatory rheumatism. Miss Maud
Roullard is also afflicted with the
same disease.
Mrs. Milford Keene, who has been
In Skowhegan visiting her son, Eu-
gene Keene, returned Saturday to her
home in Canaan.
Among the recent births in town
are a son to Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
Gallant and a daughter to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Allen.
The High School Seniors and their
friends whose trip to Washington. d.
c., was mentioned last week began to
arrive home. Friday.
Miss Lucille Wing went to Fair
field, Thursday afternoon accompany
ing her aunt. Mrs. Ralph Jewell to
that place for visit.
Miss Ruby Holt OF Norridgewock
was In town. Friday, on her way to
Hinckley where she Is q student at
the Good Will school.
Mrs. Levi Butler went Saturday
to the Sisters hospital In Lewiston
for a surgical operation. She was
accompanied by Mr.. Butler.
Miss Christie Furber of Canaan,
who recently went from here to Port
land for surgical treatment at DR..
Kings private hospital is improving.
The ladies of Russell Relief Corp
are to come prepared Friday after
noon with the same program that was
to have been given at the last meet
ing.
Miss Carolyn Barker of Athens was
a passenger out of this station, Mon
day, on her way to Pennington to re-
sumo her studies at the Normal
School,
Miss Florence Fortier went to Au-
burn for a visit Saturday. She will
be the guest of her sister in that city
and will probably be absent about
one week.
Mrs. Martha Seaton, who is train
Ing for a nurse in the General hospi-
tai at Augusta visited during the day
Tuesday with her mother, Mrs. w
A. Bailey.
Milburn Fowler has been at the
NOME OI HIS pdTeul6J MI. anu NIB. INd-
than Fowler for the Easter recess.
He is a student at Tufts Dental col
lege, Boston.
Master Kenneth Smiley, who has
been very Ill as the result of blood
poisoning and who was recently re-
moved to the home of his uncle. DR..
is improving.
The ladies of Russell Relief Corp
and their husbands have accepted the
invitation OF Russell Post to join with
them in celebrating the surrender of
Lee, Thursday evening, Apr. 9th.
Cuba as a Mission Field" will be
the subject at the meeting of the
Helen Coburn Mission Circle, Friday
in the parlors of the Beth
any Baptist church at $50. Mrs. G.
r. Fogg is to direct the program.
Out of town people here to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Pauline Littlefeld
were Mr.. and Mrs. George T. Dins-