The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-18
SKOWHFGAN LOCAL NEWS

resume her studies at Wheaton Col
Iege. norton Mass.
Misses Airline Turcotte and Pearl
Dumont spent the week end visiting
Miss Olive G. Quincy of Wateryille.
Miss Esther French and John
French are spending the present week
visiting their grandparents in Bath
Miss Anna Carlson arrived in town
from Portsmouth, \. H. to visit her
uncle Oscar Edwards and family, last
Friday.
Mr.. Leslie Goldsmith was in Mont
real for several days last week as the
guest Of Hornblower & Weeks OF
Portland
Misses Eva and Grace Savage. who
are now living at Good Will spent
the week end visiting their father
Roy Savage. and their other sisters
and brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Martin have
rented the house formerly occupied
nv DIN Valliere and family on Chest
nut street. Mr. Valliere still owns
the place.
The two Portuguese young men VINO
have been working for the Turner
Construction Company on the Amerl-
can Wooden Mill left here for New
Biddeford where they will become
employed
Arthur Carriveau, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Carriyeau, left here last
Saturday morning for Worcester,
Mass. where he has entered the Clark
College to pursue scientific course
preparatory for an optometrist.
Mrs. Carrie Cayouette Parsons and
her father Frank Cayouette, who nave
been visiting relatives and friends IN
Skowhegan and vicinity for the past
two weeks, returned last Saturday
morning to their home in Boston, Mass
Miss Della Carriveau will return
home in a few days from two weeks
vacation with relatives and friends IN
Portland and vicinity and Pittsfield
Her sister Miss Juliette Carriveau,
filed her vacancy at DR.. Viles' Dental
office.
Miss Marietta Nichols, daughter OF
Rev. and Mrs. II. l.. Nichols, has ae-
cepted a position as Office girl for
Walton & Walton. She is the sue
cessor of Miss Esther French who has
been working there for the past Sc
veral months.
Miss Esther French and her broth
er John French left last Monday
for Boston. Miss French to enter
the Wheelock kindergarten Training
School and her brother to resume his
duties at the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis Md.
Mr. and Mrs. Frost Pillsbury and
two children Donald and karlton,
left here for their home last Sunday
after visiting his sister Mrs. 5. NJ.
Cover and family of Coburn Avenue.
They were accompanied here by an
other sister Miss Marjorie Pillsbury
who will return home in a few days.
Mrs. Marjorie Huard and children,
by her sister Miss Tur-
cote, will leave here on Saturday
September 9th, for Lawrence, Mass,
where they will establish their home
for an indefinite time. Mrs. Huard
and her husband have been living
there for quite few months, but
she came here to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Turcotte for Sc
veral weeks.
At the box social given by the
Catholic Order of Foresters last
Thursday evening in their newly APP
pointed hall in the Heselton block.1
about $50 was realized, There was
about Is couples present. The
grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs.
Julian Conroy. The room was de
corated in red. white and blue. The
on this affair were Joseph
Paradis, w. J. Breton Joseph Chabot
and Major Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason S. CARL OF Wa
terboro, announce the engagement OF
their daughter, Crete CARL to Leigh
ton Goodwin Tracy, son of DIN II.
TRACY. d. d. Of Skowhegan. The
was announced on Miss
Carll's 10Th. birthday. The wedding
will not take place for some time, as
she is a Junior in Bates College and
following her graduation will enter
a school of philanthropy in New York.
Mr. Tracy is a senior at Bates Col
lege and after his graduation will
take up university work.
James G. Durrell of Newton Upper
Falls, is passing the month OF Sept