The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-05-23
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


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Miss Vera McCoombs. who is attend
h mS N W. at OF anne academy, Marl-
polo' Mass VIII return LOT the sum
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Father Renaud attended the Priests
Annual Conference at Bangor last
49, ~ aAooue loIls priests from Name
p''' ''''N@ present
Sheridan Green. youngest son of
Charles Green, is home on short
furlOugh, at present he is located ON
DUN isi'iiu
j. n. & l. J. Smith have Just pur-
chased a Ford truck. 1t will aid
them greatly in their business in NOV
ing pianos and yictrolas in Somerset
county.
Myron LOOMS. who acted as chauf-
fer for j. W. Fogler, last season, has
been engaged in the same capacity by
the Foglers for this year and com
menced his duties this week.
Mrs. Arth,,up III, MI co,
stance Anderson drove over from Dex-
ter last Saturday and visited with
relatives over Sunday. Ruth Jones
and Ruth Hill were in the party.
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Arthur and Ralph at Camp Devens
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sn,o, dougbters who will ron,o;n FOR
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The Ladies OF the Society OF St
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A reception will be held week from
next Sunday at st. Mary's Catholic
church to receive the following young
ladies into the Sodality OF the b. V. M
C f,nnea, Kat;o Marironr Nav MeriD
NOV
Two inmates for the Skowhegan Re
formatory were brought here from
York county, last week. They were
accompanied by Daniel Hamilton, pro-
baton officer for that county and Mrs.
Maud Plummer, at the head OF the
Children's Aid Society for that section.
The bodv Of Mrs Eleanor Lalfberte
nee Vigue, wife of William Vigue of
Gardiner, were brought here Tor
burial from st. Mary s Catholic churcn
last week. The deceased was the
daughter of Mrs. John Vigue OF TINS
town. Scores of friends and relatives
attended the funeral services.
Tho local Festival chorus has de-
cidod 70 omit rebearsa1s thrn the sum
nor roonths hnt will call rehearsals
tho erst of Santamher nrenaratory to
worl for tho Festival in October Rosa
Rsiso and Hinolito Iazaro will be
heard in Maine for the first time and
Louis GraVeure, 1aVorlte "ltn every
body, will sing the Elijah.
THE remains of Mrs. Viola Emerson
RYAN were brought here for burial in
tle South Cemetery. last Thursday
morning. She is survived by daugh-
te-. Mrs. Fred Knight of Lewiston and
40 brothers, Samuel Emerson of
Somerville, Mass. and Eben G. Elmer
son of Portland Mr.. and Mrs. Knight
and son Dexter accompanied the re-
mains here and were guests Of Mr., and
Irs. NJ. ]. Smith
NJ, Dohob po1,owo returnad
WIS, ,.t 1,bnr q" ofter snanding the
u.;r.or in West Newton with her
daughter and has opened her home on
Cedar street, preparatory to the home
coming Of Mrs. Bruce White and son
Master Jimmie, the middle OF June,
and will remain for the summer
Bruce Sellows White has joined the
United States Geological Survey party,
and at the close of college, will visit
here for a short time. before leaving
for the summers work.
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