The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-29


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underwent a surgical operation at
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We are informed in a message
from II. Tobev AIooers, American Vice
Counsel TO belgium. received here
Monday. that the river Rhine is ex-
tremely high due to So much rain
quarters in Belgium.
Skowhegan friends OF Mrs. Lena
Butler Mebane. former 'eachef Oh
the public schools OF this town VIII
be interested to learn that she mas
lately come from her nome III l'''i '',''
rents in ST Adams. owing to their
illness.
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Deputy Sheriff Ernest took ol
Athens visited Sunday and Monday III
town with Mrs. Cook who recently
underwent a serious surgical opera
ton at Kennebec Valley Hosp'ai
Mrs. Cook was on Sunday removed
to the home OF X. f. Homsted "nere
she will recuperate for a Tune before
going to her home in Athens.
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MISS io''i9e ~, 49,. Ca,,sors
OF deaco1eSses ~ 'ne "l'iiie , Ja,t
ence' SPOKE al the 'e'''eii'I ; '"..' i,t,
aIsl 1nurcn iaSl 'o',iioay i,'9'' ',ih tba
Mrs. H. l." N'cilois' co'so,,'.ii'5 ~
services III me apSe'lee Vi - -
AicholS VINO mas peeh IN Le" 'a'o W., "
attend the BOYS CONFERENCE 'i',2
Gladys +. fehneil anu 9ne M ~, 40
cholr sang, Ia 'he eYeniie .t .n,9i
AIchois deIlVered an dauie99 e'I',eaeD
Sermons IN SHOES. o,e SPoN1 p''
ticularIy upon 'hrlS' ; 'olii',',a,.oi ,,r W
a,d lives
Mrs Dora Traitor Nyes class OF
piano pupils entertained a large num-
Der Of people in Library parlors Fri
day night at a recital. The younger
pupils furnished the entertainment
for part one and the older pupils f0r
part two \ notable feature OF inc
very excellent performance was that
large number OF the players used
no notes in their rerdcrings. car
nation pinks decorated the parlorS.
Miss Edith Simpson and Miss AIDE
laide H. Lancaster were the only two
pupils scheduled to play who did not
appear Others who took part were
Richard Goldsmith. Dorothy Plum
mer, Lucille Chapman. Lena Roderl-
que. Mary Merrill. Dorothy smith,
Helen S Leighton. Faylene Decker
Mahlon Greenleaf, Evelyn Reed' AT
dale Cross, Dorothy Nye ana lie'eh
HAYES. Evelyn Bnrrlll sang TWO Sc
lections and seven girls III costume
sang "ilnsh-a- Bye BABY. 30 pleas
ing WAS his feature that the audieiice
asked Tor TWO encofes.
The announcement of the Spring
meeting tbe Maine Federation of Wo-
non,e cluh in Orono March 23-25.
will bc If interest to Skowbcgan Club
women Additional interest is lor-
n'Shed from the TACT that MIS-. flor-
ence Waugh Daniorth OF TINS pace
Is suggested Tor treasurer. An eN-
change says Mrs. Panlor'h Is col
lege graduate, she puts enthusiasm
mo an her WORK IS very business
Ike, ana Wlthal charming writer
She knows her section oil the state
very intimately ana IS student Oh
social problems. she mas been chalr-
man OF the legislative committee the
past two years ana hef reports nave
been models. MIS-. l)anlofth VINO
is passing several days in Boston and
vicinity, Is one OF the best known