The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-01

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I. r. G. Fellows. of Maiden. Mass,
has returned home after visiting here
with His Arether. Fred Fellows, On
Bush street. 49,. $3.50. s
Mrs Eva Robinson. of Hartland, has
been a guest this week at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. g.. r. Gfeenveod, o.
Madison avenue.
Miss Cora Dow has returned to. Wa
tersille where she is teacher, otter
asvisit with Mrs. W. w. Creation and
Mrs. Mabel p. ladkins. !, .
Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Russahof have
retained to their home ia wafervifle
after visiting al the home OF his hralh-
or, Susman Russakon
|, Mrs. Lizzie Hoxie Nye, who In at
the Furhush home on Court street,
has heen visiting With Mr. and Mrs.
Carl tsoodwin IN North Fairfield.
Miss Ruth VALERIE. who is stu.
deat at the Normal school In GOfham
returned to her studies, Monday after
visiting. at her home In this town
Some very nice ptctnses sf the new
North Channel Dam d1ting the recent
high water were secsre@ b. J. r. Mes
ervey, the Court street ~phekssraphsr.
Master Richard sBafstnx has re-
turned to the home Oh his amt, Mrs.
Horace Cook. In Auburn, after visit
with his uncle. George L. Parker Ut
the Parker farm. ! : "
Mrs. Pauline a. Green, chief opera
tor at the local telephone exchange.
ha1 been in Bangor this week to at
tend q conference Of the chief opera
tors Of the State.
Edgar Pelletier, the eight year old
son Of George Pelletier Of the River
Road. who recently stuck pitchfork
in his knee Is now suffering from In.
fec4ioA due To the injuries and has
lbeen moved to Somerset Hospital.
/ Have you noted this weeks prize
winners in our recipe contest appear
ing in another column? 1t will only
take q few minutes for you to copy
byonr choice recipes. Why not do II
now and see IL you can win an award
Among the Surgical patients at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital are Mrs. Myr-
lite Vaughan, Of Bingham: Miss Helen
Gfundy. OF Skowhegan and Mrs. Jen-
ME Chadbourne Of Harmony. John
Murphy. OF Lake Austin, Is a medical
patient at the hospital.
The annual meeting OF Sunset Chap
ter o. +. S.. will be held tomorrow,
Friday evening. at which time onicers
Will be elected for the coming year.
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Patron Adam Simpson, the supper
which was to have been served at
$50 will be postponed to q later date.
Quite number OF the boys of the
town between fourteen and twenty
years of age are interested TO have
special services Sunday afternoons
and the second Of these services was
held last Sunday in the yestry OF the
Centenary Methodist church. Charles
Hanson Gale, of Medford. Mass, a
student at Colby college, was the
speaker Another meeting will be held
next Sunday afternoon ia Bethany
Chapel at three O'Clock These meet
frigs are conducted along the lines OF
the Y. NJ. c. A. movement
The social club called the King 9
Herald class met with Miss Phyllis
Weston at her home ON Prospect ST.,
Saturday, Nov. rs, at 2.30 p. IN. The
meeting was called to order by Miss
Pearl Harville who Is the Sunday
SShool teacher OF this class After
the regular meeting session the fol-
lGWink officers were elected: Pres
Mas Phyllis Weston: vice pres Miss
Gladys Smith; Sec. Miss Dorothy Has
KEEL: treas, Miss Glennis Cody; flow
er Committee, Miss Alice Woodbury.,
Miss. Pearl Haryille.'A social hour was
! enjoyed and refreshm entsl served By
the hostess and her mother consisting
OF cocoa, crackers, sandwiches and
cake. 80:
A. Missouri newspaper. gives an In.
terestink story of q meeting OF the
VArRey Club at Kirksville. the seat Of
the American school OF Osteopathy
According to the newspaper most oi
the members Of the club are oste0-
| paths and the stunt of the evenip0
! was . mock operation performed ~
10 aurgeon and assisted By several
fd0ctofs An interesting part Of TIE
stsry was that the patient came from
Name and we now understand from
| the town of Skowhexan. which has
only one student IN the college at tn
present time The operation lastet
about 10 minutes 50 the paper statsi
and furnished amusement for every
one. including the patient Not ohlJ
did the major operation include Thu
removal Of hotdogs and tin cans ba'
maearoni soaked In red Ink
Miss Margery Morrison left Satur
day for Worcester. Mass. after bslnl
here since Thanksgiving because oi
the seriOns illness of her aunt, Mist
Anne Morrison. Miss Morrison, Whs
has been with q Chautauaua company
az pianist since her return from
abroad the last time. ID leaving short
lily for a Canadian tour. Friends, d
the family will be interested to learn
that her sister. Miss Zaidee MorsisOn
is still conducting an art studio Ia
New York and that her brother. DeI
! Morrison. IL still located at Oberlip
! University, in Oberlin. Ohio. as teach.
) er OF the violin. Miss Anne MorriS0n