The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-07
LOCAL NEWS

Nora Sands of Jackman is a patient
at Somerset Hospital.
June 90, son was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbur futile of Canaan.
Mrs. Alice Durham of Norridgewock
was operated on last week at Somer-
set Hospital.
Mrs. II. s. Hopkins has returned
to her home after being a patient at
Somerset Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ERIN of Cedar
street in this town became the happy
parents of son, July 1st.
Joseph Berry of Norridgewock was
operated on for appendicitis Wednes-
cay at Somerset Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlton White are
the proud parents of daughter born
at Somerset Hospital, July 2.
lEifafard Sayers, a local barber. I'M
derewnt surgical treatment at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital, Tuesday.
Miss Louise II. Coburn accompani-
ed by Helen Coburn Smith, Miss
Marion Merriam and Miss Mary
Murphy are enjoying an automobile
triR bru the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul G. LeFevere of
Maiden, Mass. are passing the
month of July visiting with Mrs Ma
rilla Harmon of this town and stop
ping'at their cottage at Lakewood
Among the patients lately discharg-
ed RON Somerset Hospital are Frank
Griffin of East Front street, Mrs
Ferdinand Moulton, Mrs. Lynn Green
of Hartland and Mrs. George Oulton
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Watson of
Maiden, Mass. spent the Fourth with
Mrs. Fannie p. Nash. They were
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bell Of
Maiden. Mrs, Watson was former
ly Miss Lizzie Nash of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Hyde and
daughter Miss Laura. Mr.. Charon
and Yvonne Bochand from Central
Falls, Rhode Island are visiting at
the home of Rey. A. o. Lacroix. Mss
Laura Hyde is a schoomate of Miss
Vera McCoombs at ST. Anne's Acad-
envy, Marlboro Mass.
e. A. Markham of Milo, represent
ing the Atco Farms owned by the
American Thread Company, has been
in town this week on business and
also renewing acquaintances. He
lived in town at one time and attend
ed the local schools and while here
visited several of his schoolmates.
Mrs. Belle r. Emerson gave n fare
well party to Miss Elya Horsman, a
nurse at Somerset Hospital, who left
Tuesday morning for Cambridge
Mass. where she will enter the hos
pital which Somerset Hospital is affi-
lated. to train for six months, after
which she will return to the local
hospital to finish her course. Among
those present were the nurses at the
Somerset Hospital. The evening
was passed in social way after
which refreshments were served.
DR.. Olin Hobbs Tracy, formerly
pastor of the First Baptist church and
subsequently of the Federated church.
leaves here tomorrow morning for
Connecticut. He and his sons, Olin
b. and Leighton G.. Tracy have been
here packing their household effects
which will be stored in Skowhegan
for the present. DIN Tracy who has
been teaching in the Brewster Free
Academy at Wolfeboro, N H., will
later join his father in Connecticut
visiting New Haven and Hartford
This fall he will enter Yale and his
father who has been substituting in
Berlin, N. H., as the pastor of the
First Baptist church, plans to settle
somewhere near Yale College. Leigh
ton G. Tracy will later return to re-
sumo his second years study at the
Tuck School of Administration and
Finance at Dartmouth.