The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-04
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
LOCAL ITEMS


the parents OF a young son, John A.
Miss Grace G. Merrill returned to
Augusta Friday after visit at her
home here
De Molay Commandery X. T. held
a regular eonyoeation at the Asylum
Tuesday night.
A " Cushman has returned from
the Moosehead Lake regions with
two fine deer.
Russell Dean. WHO has been at the
home of his uncle. George Rowell,
left Friday for Portland
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Savage have
returned to Portland after a visit
with relatives in Skowhegan.
Miss Anne Cover has returned to
augusta after being here to visit with
her brother. DIR. S. NJ Cover and fam
'ly.
Arthur Murray returned to Water
vile, Saturday, after being in town
for several days visiting relatives and
friends.
Francis Friend returned to Orono
Saturday after visiting his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Friend for
few days.
Mrs. Clara E. Norton of West Front
street has rented her home and has
taken apartments in the J. Palmer
Merrill block.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peters arriy-
ed home Sunday from several days
spent visiting relatives and friends
n Gardiner and vicinity
Misses Helen Bouchard and Eugenia
Bernier returned to Mt. Merci Acade
my, Sunday, after being guests OF
their parents for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Larry and lit
lie daughter of Weld have been pass
ing a few days in town as the guests
Of Mrs. Lary's mother, Mrs. Lizzie
Packard.
Attorney and Mrs. c. II. Mills of
Jackman have been here for a few
days visit with Mr.. Mills parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. + NJ Mills and his sis
ter, Mrs. A. b. Lamb.
Miss Maud Buteau. former sales
lady at OrdWay's, who has been at
he home of her father, Allie Buteau,
departed Friday forenoon She has
been in Gardiner for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leo of North
avenue are the proud parents of a lit
tie son born to them last week There
are several other children in the
family. Mr.. Leo is a local truckman.
Mrs. William Simpson and daughter
Lucille returned to their home in Oak
land, Saturday Mr. Simpson was up
for the holiday, the Simpson family
having been entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. &. +. AYore.
The records at the Office of the
town clerk give the marriage OF
Xavier Michaud of MadaWaska and
Donibles Lizzotte of st. Agatha as
having occurred in Skowhegan with
W II. Hawes a local justice of the
peace, officiating
Six candidates received the Royal
Arch degree at the session of Somer-
set Chapter r. \. NJ Friday evening.
There was an attendance of about
seventy members. Steamed clans
we're enjoyed after the work by the
Royal Arch Masons.
Miss Grace Paradis returned to
Bath Sunday after spending the
Thanksgiving holiday with her pa
rents She has been employed in
that city since last August for the
Texas Steamship Company. She
was graduate of the s. II. S. in 1919.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood have
returned to Woodfords, after a short
visit with his father F. y. Wood at
Hotel Oxford Local friends will be
interested to learn that Mr.. Wood has
associated himself recently with the
firm of Cunningham. Foss and Com
pany, certified public accountants of
Congress street, Portland.
The next meeting of the L. o. G. C..
will be held tonight Thursday. a
large attendance is required so that
some work may be done. There will
be Il social and dance following the
business session. Music will be fur
nished by four piece orchestra. At
the last meeting no new matters were
taken up on account of the small at
tendance
The Thanksgiving Ball In Grange
Hall was attended by a large number
of people and proved to be very en-
ioyabla occasion. Many of the