The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-15

Miss Mary Fl. Friend returned to
Orono Monday to resume her studies
at the University of Maine.
Mrs. M. e. Foster of Boston arriv-
ed Monday night to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Elmer Gerald until the first
of October. :.
Remember the band concert to be
given tomorrow (Friday) evening by
the Citizens Band on RuYell street
band stand.
Miss Eva Dore Is expected home
the last of the week from two weeks
"TRIP to New York CITY and Jersey
City, N. J.
Sunset Chapter No. So. o. F. s. will
hold regular meeting tomorrow FRI
day evening at 7.45. Refreshments
will be served
Arthur Goblin of Madison and Wal
| ter Kennison of Skowhegan were OPP
Grated on at Kennebec Valley Hospit-
al last Saturday.
William Philbrick, Arthur Springer
and Lawrence Cockburn will be men,
bers OF the Freshman class at Bow
doin College this fall.
Mrs. c. C. Stewart of Bingham and
daughter Gladys we're in town Mon-
day. Mrs. Stewart has been a guest
at the Clark cottage at Lakewood.
Mrs. Lila Richards, the Ripley cor
respondent for the Reporter, has for
| warded us box containing ripe rasp-
berries which she has lately picked.
Miss Clara Bracket, a graduate
from the Skowhegan high school in
| the class of 1921, has accepted a po-
! sition as saleswoman at Green Bros.
/ store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilson return
ed to Jackman Tuesday following a
several days visit in Skowhegan and
Fairfield They made the trip by
| automobile.
Fulton Mckinney, who has been
employed in a Dexter bank. was in
| town Tuesday, being on his way to
| Madison for a visit with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Mckinney.
The boys of the parish of Our
Lady of Lourdes' will receive Holy
| Communion at the $50 mass next Sun
| day morning. The other services of
| the day will be conducted as usual.
Misses Molly and Annie Friel of
Portland are visiting friends in town,
among them being the A. f. Bison
] family on Water street. The two
young ladies formerly lived in Show
| hogan.
Miss jeanne Thomson has entered
| Pennington Normal School for n
course in teacher training. Her BROTH
err Alec Thomson, who graduated from
! Bowdoin last June has entered Cornell
University for graduate work.
:! Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Emerson and
| the Misses Gertrude and Annie Emer-
son returned Monday afternoon from
an auto trip to Damariscotta, Waldo
! boro, Wiscasset and Brunswick, where
they visited relatives and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter re-
turned Friday night from Long Pond
| where they have been spending the
| summer They will remain this win
ter with her mother, Mrs. Henry
Demo. Their son Henry entered
1 high school this week.
i Langdon A. Jewett has returned
\ from a visit with his college friend,
| Carroll S. Towle at Winthrop. To-
| morrow his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
i r. Jewett will drive HIM to Bruins
wick where he will resume his studies
| at Bowdoin in the Sophomore year.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Humphrey Dyer re-
l turned home last Sunday from a sew
j eral weeks visit in Boston, Mass.
| Providence, r. l., and the nearby
! beaches. Mrs. Dyer is to open her
candy business in the near future.
! While away she took course in adj
| vanced candy making and will add a
| few specialties to her line of stock
| The Town Improvement Society Will
! hold a food sale in the show rooms
! of the Blaisdell Auto Company on
Water street next Saturday afternoon,
the 18th The sale of food Will COM
mence at 2:30. All food will be cali
! ed for any time after 1890 o'clock
| Saturday. This is the first sale that
| the Society has ever held and all men,
| bers are asked to give freely.
| Several local women went to Cas-
| tine yesterday to attend the sessions
of the Maine Federation of Women's
Clubs. Mrs. Florence Waugh Dan
| forth, Miss Louise II. Coburn and
Miss Hannah r. Page, represented the
Woman's Club; Mrs. Charles Turner
and Miss Gertrude S. Weston, the
Town Improvement Society and Mrs.
A. b. Plummer and Mrs. Harry e.
Smith the Sorosis.
| Enroll Chase, the eldest son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. B. Chase arrived home
| Monday from an extended European
trip, having sailed from London and
landing in New York. After his ar
rival from a period of service in the
| World War he returned to do relief
work for the American Commission
and this has taken him practically all
over Europe His future plans are
as yet undecided.
Henry Mclaughlin, proprietor OF
Bernard Hotel in Spokane. Wash, has
been a guest this week at the home Of
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