The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-11-27

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Mrs Mabel Howard of Boston is Wis ,
ang relatives in town.
Miss ina Robinson of Middle street I
visiting in North Arson.
walter Bachelor, clerk IN sampson |
Azores is visiting in HVestbrook.
lanes Boyd of Boston is visiting
i. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert T
syd
Miss Eleanor Halves spent the
seek end at the Bowdoin Delta Up
nsn house party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace E. Spear went
ginthrsR yesterday for Thanks !
adns. - Il
Hiram Feete. 4 former resident here
.v lscassl at Lake Moxie, has been
d,isias In sswa shis week.
ysra has been received here of the
illness with Giphtheria of Mrs. Cert
NO essAwin Owen In Augusta.
hin Little Of Portland has arriv-
\ - PsmatA antil probably New
nar's vita Mr.. and Mrs. &. ]. Cur
~
Dr.. D. n. Gswer was the soloist at
ne Thanksgiving services of the
sristiaH Scienoy Society last even
No.
Mrs. George Harvie returned home !
Yesterday after visiting her daughter
Mrs. Annie Libby of Dexter for one
week
At the next meeting of the Catho-
lie order of Foresters, will occur the
nomination Of officers. This will
AXE place ON Dec Goth.
" II. Lewen who has been spend |
ng some time in town on business
Connected with the American Wooden |
Co., returned to New York for Thanks !
giving.
Mr. and Mrs. Loring Tewksbury /!
and Miss Lucille Batcheldor are ex-
pected to arrive home next Saturday
rom Corinna after spending the |
Thanksgiving holiday there.
Mrs. U. l.. Foss left yesterday for
boston to visit her daughter, Mrs
Beatrice Bosnian, and her son, Regi- |
maid Foss, who has located in that
city since his return from overseas.
Mrs E. E. Sturtevant left yesterday
for Boston to spend the winter with
her daughter, Miss Jennette Sturte-
want, teacher in Arlington High
school.
Mrs Lois Steward Chase of Port
land and her sister Miss Pauline
Steward teacher in Needham. Mass |
have departed after being here to at
tend the funeral of their grandmother
Mrs. Phebe Steward.
The prisoners at the County Jail
are to have their diet varied today in |
observance Of the holiday and Chef
Viles will serve them with roast pork,
boiled onions, mashed turnip, yeast |
bread, doughnuts and tea.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Gledhil left |
for Greenleaf Camp Sugar
Island, near Kineo. Mrs. Gledhill's |
father, John Avore left Wednesday |
forenoon for West Buxton to visit his
ION, Bert Avors and family.
Mrs. Caroline Oulton who lives at
he home of her daughter, Mrs. |
George Oulton on the East Madison |
'oad much of the time left Skowhe-
ian Saturday morning on her way to
lewburyport, Mass, where she will
pend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred r. Philbrick en-
ertained at dinner Monday night in
to Miss Lola B. Goodwin. |
t was given because of Miss Good
wins birthday and other guests pres
mt were Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Briggs, !
dr Briggs being at home from Okla !
iona and Florida for visit, Mrs. !
Y. Fl. Diller Of Philadelphia, Miss
'onfry Of Brewer and Miss Lena M.
Fyman and Miss Mabel Pooler of
The members of the Milburn Club |
nd few invited guests were very
pleasantly entertained by 1t. Day, |,
chaser No 131, who ad-
ressed the gathering on his expert |
nees He was on one of the six .
aces on the bermuda to New York /
cute and his boat reached harbor |
fst The lieutenant was very en-
to the gentlemen. He was
4 town on business and consented .
o speak before the club.
Next Sunday morning Mrs. H. l..
'iehols will occupy the pulpit of the
Methodist Church aud give
n account of the great Jubilee cele
ration of the w. F. M Society re-
entity hold in Boston This was a