The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-22

The Junior Holy AdIle SOClety Will
hold a whist party next Tuesday night
at Convent Hall.
Mrs. Cleayis Beaufort, who has
been dangerously i'll with pneumonia,
is reported as gaining.
Miss Ethel Thurston went TO Water
Vile Tuesday to visit Mrs Bertram
Melvin.
Additional machinery is arriving
this week to be installed at the plant
of the Somerset Shoe Company.
Miss Mabel f. Bgelow left on the
morning train, Friday, for Massachu-
sets. where she has employment
Miss Kimbal and Mrs. E. j. CALI
man who have been visiting in town,
departed for Portland Tuesday.
Miss Gwenn Quimby of Boston is
in town owing to the death OF her
grandfather, William Pitts of Beech
street
There will be a dancing party at
Grange Hall Friday night with the
Lyric Jazz Orchestra furnishing the
music.
Harry Buxton who underwent a sur
gical treatment at the kennebec Val
ley Hospital. recently. is reported as
doing we'll,
County Commissioner Henry Grow
ell arrived home Tuesday from Jack
man where he has been attending to
business
Willis E. Parsons. Commissioner of
Inland Fisheries and Game, was in
town this week on business, returning
to Augusta Tuesday.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the NJ. E. Church will meet
with the president, Mrs Nichols, Mon
day, January 26th at 7.30.
Mrs Hattie Lewis and little son
William Pitts of Lewiston were among
the relatives who attended the funeral
of the late William a. Pitts.
Mrs. Thomas a. Gould arrived home
Monday after spending three weeks
in New York the guest OF her son
Norman Gould and family.
Miss Cecilia Goulette, a student at
Mt. Merici Academy at Watervlle,
has returned to that institution after
visit with her mother in town.
The members of the Searchlight
Club of the Congregational Church
will be entertained by Miss Carolyn
Cover at her home tomorrow, Friday
evening
The following boys from the Be
thauY Sunday school will attend the
boys conference at Lewiston: Curtis
Mckay, Clyde Austin, Douglas Cen
timer and George Halves
Seraphin T. Lessor left here Mon
day morning for Connecticut where
he will remain for the rest OF the win
ter. He is to be employed by the
Turner Construction Company.
J. A. Leonard, designing and con-
eructing engineer for the Central
Maine Power Co. at their new power
development operations has been il
Portland his week on business.
The Skowhegan sorosis will hold
its Gentlemen's Night in the Bethany
Church on next Monday evening. Jan.
Goth. with Mrs. Eleanor Danforth Ogg
of Gardiner as the entertainer.
Int Ladies' Social Circle of the
Centenary NJ. f. Church was enter
tanned Monday afternoon by Mrs. II.
l.. Nichols at the Parsonage instead
of at the home of Mrs. NJ. J. Smith
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sistar Of NIrs ceoroo u Vonno, ;s ~
ossist n, Vonng IN bis oe9co on W.
for etroot Cbo oncceods NTre uar-
oId Ia1noos who &c sbort1,, - ostob-
Iisb bar hon,a ~ WatoryiIIo
frIehaS Oh ffeu l.. fooier Oh FIeas-
""' street VIII De si"'i'leu 10 leai
tN'l lie IS SLOWLY improving. MI.
"oieI recently Sudefeo an auack OF
hp'FlialIure ana IS no" reGupera''hs
from perlod Oh over WORK.
Bows who will attend the conference
at Lewiston this week from the Fed
era'ed Chufch lnclude John ltuSseii'
FRANK Dugas' Francis 81. Ledger
ne" oday' berharu Nehheuy. Nehhelh
1opp, Ailah ollhchHeio ana l-ansoon
JeWet1.
Miss Edna Emery. a teacher in Pas
sale \ J.. who has been visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs Eleazer Par
ker of Pleasant street has returned