The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22
II ADISON

All grades of the village schools
,aecd Friday afternoon for two
meeks vacation. Christmas trees
@cre enjoyed in the grades.
Mrs. Milton Phillips was a business
e,Iler in Skowhsgan one day last
ewcek. ~,
nold their regular meeting Friday.
necember %. at the home of Mrs DAY.
Il Holway, Park St.
Roy ! l.. Evans of Scranton, Penn.
,,bo was in town for a. few days last
,eek returned Friday to Boston where
he will supply in churches around that
INV for a time Mr., Evans will be
remembcred by the older residents as
aostor of the Congregational Church
in this place about thirty-fve years
aro. His many friends were glad to
erect him once more.
Mrs. W. IL. Kennison who under
vent critical surgical operation in
bospital in Providence, Il. l., six
weeks ago has returned home and is
rcnorted to be on the gain. Mrs
Kcnnison was accompanied home by
nnrsc who will pass the holidays with
hcr mother, Mrs. Il. G, Henderson OF
this place. :. -.
samuel Gilman Of Salisbury, Mass,
who was the guest of relatives in
his pacc over the Sabbath returned
IN his home Monday. Mr.. Gilman is
,alking of moving to Norrdgewock
IN the spring.
Indian Spring Lodge |. o. o. f.,
worked the first degree ON one can
ailste at their regular meeting last
week "a
Miss Thelma Lawrdpce student
At Pennington State Normal School
arrived in town the hast of the week
In spend the holidays at the home of
hcr aunt Mrs. Nettic' Morrill,
Miss Helen Prince and Vivian Hill
lon returned the last of ithe week from
Brunswick where they were To attend
p house party of the d. X. +. at Bow
dnin.
Among the students to arrive home
for the Christmas vacation last week
wcro. Ralph and Conrad Kcnnis0n
and Jean Lancaster from the L. of
NJ. clyde Austin, William Murray,
Ralph Lancaster and Roland Morse
from Harvard Dental, and Miss Alta
Tinkham from the Burdett Business
College in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Prince Of
Iackman are the guests this week
ut the home of Mr. Princes parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Prince. Mr..
Prince is principal of the High school
in laCkman this year
Miss V. S. Viles of Sk0Whegan spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. James Riley
The CLEANERS of the Methodist
Church held their annual sale in the
basement vestry at the church Fftfny
afternoon. There was a good supply
Of fancy articles, aprons candy and
cooked food on sale. In the evening
special reel of pictures were shown.
\ good sum was nctted for the treas
urv.
MS. e. l.. Greenleaf ACCOMPANIED
by Mr.. Xclhcr Greenleaf Of StarkS
we're business callers IN Augusta Fri
day.
Dwight Mcfarland Of Solon was n
business visitor In this place Satur-
dav.
Engineers wee busy Friday run
ming lines for the new bank building
which Is to ,be built in the spring at
The corner Of Maple and Main SITS
Asa Chapman of Starks was the
guest one day last week of relatives
in town. -
O. r. Briggs has returned from "A
visit with his son Milton, who is en-
poycd in Dover-FoXcroft.
Miss Evelyn Flanders, passed the
sabbath in Waterville where she sang
in the Baptist church in that place
Among the teachers leaving town
Saturday to spend their vacation at
their homes were Miss Helen Gray
S:onington. Miss Elcey Sawyer, War
ron: Miss Mildred Close, Portland,
Martin phclan. Sabbatus; Miss Alice
MORSE, Skowhegan and Miss Smith,
AUBURN