The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Moody Jewell ana
child spent Christmas with relatives
in Fairfield
Alton Yorke of Portland departed
Monday following visit with rela-
tiyes in town.
Gordon Bragg of Portland joined
Mrs. Bragg here Friday for visit
with relatives.
Clyde H. Smith returned to Port
/ land Monday forenoon after being
home for the Holiday and Sunday.
Among the out-of-town business
people in Skowhegan Friday last was
Attorney j. Howard Haley of Hart
land
Mrs. Sarah Cobb of Guilford has
been here for a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs l.. l.. William of West Front
Street
Mrs Eliza Rabideau is in South
bridge Mass. having left for that
place last Friday afternoon for two
weeks absence
Dr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Daseombe spent
Christmas in Springfield, Vermont, as
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. A.
c. Bowman and family.
Mrs. j. o. Smith has been spending
the Christmas season at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Josephine Smith
Pierce in West Medford, Mass.
DR.. 5. NJ Cover has returned from
a short visit in Limington. Mrs,
Cover and two children remaining
for a longer stay with relatives.
Miss Meta Jones, teacher in
Shaws Business College, Portland,
has been visiting in town with her
sister, Mrs George K Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Weston were
visitors in Portland the latter part of
the week with Mrs. Weston's two
brothers, Carroll and Ivan Watson.
Elizabeth Thomson of Bingham and
Carrie Thomson of Gardiner were
home for the holiday with their pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Thomson.
Prof. William Fairclough. teach
er in the Moses Brown School at
Providence, r. l., has been visiting in
town at the home of Charles Green.
Mrs. Benjamin Rowe of South Paris
accompanied by her two small child
rem arrived Friday forenoon to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Forrest E. Cross
Will Perkins left Friday forenoon
for Canada where he will visit yari-
Gus places and attend the Canadian
ice races at Toronto, Montreal and
Ottawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell of
Brooks arrived Friday evening to visit
with the families of their son Henry
Crowell and their daughter, Mrs.
Omar Furber.
Mrs. T. j. Provost of lockwood has
been in town for several days. Her
son Francis has been very ill and is
in condition which would now APP
pear to be serious.
Otto r. Folsom tones, a student at
the Harvard Business School, came
Friday for Christmas visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Folsom !
Jones on Locust Ave.
Master William Wildes of Passaic, |
N. j. has been passing several days
with his grandmother, Mrs. Annie |
Ware and his aunt, Mrs. George l.. H. |
His father w. o. Wildes has
also been a visitor in town.
The Rifle Club is to meet at the Ar
mory next Tuesday evening at 730 |
for organization. About ninety have |
already signifed their intention of af-
filiating with the same and others in
terested in doing so are invited to at /
tend the opening session.
Among the Bowdoin College stu
dents home for the holiday recess are
Sherman Subway who was elected !
captain of the Bowdoin football team |
instead of manager. as previously an
II. Tobey Mooers, Maurice |
Swain Philbrick, Donald Ward Phil
brick, Joseph Sanford and Arthur Nc
Quillan.
United Commandery. Order of the |
Golden Cross, have elected officers for !
the ensuing year as follows: p. N. !
c.. Clarence ]. Hayden; ~ c., George
Cleveland; X. of r., Maude Albee: T. |
X. of R.. Robert B. Cole; Treas f. J. !
Butler; Prelate, Mrs. Clarence ]. |
Hayden; Herald. Mrs. Henrietta
Gates; l. G.. Mrs. Maude Adams, o. |
G.. Frank Green. The officers will
be installed on January 81 Clarence
j. Hayden was chosen to represent
the organization at the Grand Com
mandery meeting
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