The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-18
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sherman Shumway was in Angus
ia Friday on business.
Miss Molly V. Blunt has returned
home from Spruce Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Dumont have
daughter born last Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Lizzie Packard and her daugh-
ter Miss Celia Packard returned home
Monday forenoon from visits in Port
land and Weld.
MISS Lydia Gagne, saleslady at
Ordways, left Monday for Bangor af-
ter which she will go to Northport
for her vacation.
Mrs. Willard Lebroke, who has been
tne guest of her parents, Rev and
MRS. Herbert l.. Nichols, returned
frlday to her home in Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Storer and
little son attended the Knowles Re-
union at Corinna Friday, Mrs. Storer
being connection of the family
Elmer F. McNeelie of Brookline,
Mass, former editor and business
manager Of the Reporter has Joined
Mrs. McNeelie here for a visit with
relatives and'friends.
Miss Martha Fernald, dietician in a
Municipal Sanatorium at Otisville, n.
Y, has been visiting this week with
Miss Marion G. Hare. the Somerset
County Home Demonstration Agent.
The marriage intentions of Joseph
Legasse, &c. blacksmith and widower
of Skowhegan and Athena Cariveau,
80, housework. widowed of Skowhegan
are on file at the Office of the town
clerk.
John L. Middleton of New York,
classmate of Edmund Stevens at Har-
ward arrived Monday forenoon and
the two young men left the same day
for an outing at Grace Pond after
which they will go to the Carry.
Frank o. Stack of Portland, a senior
at Bowdoin college, has accepted
position with Ford &c Smiley on the
State road. Mr.. Stacks plan is to
get up muscle for football practice
this fall by working on the new high
way.
Ray Boynton, who has been visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. w H.
Boynton, started on his return to New
York City Friday. The Boyntons are
now living on Summer ST., where they
have purchased home after tenn
porary residence at Hinckley.
Mrs. r. B. Lee of Dorchester, Mass.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Stanley
Nay has been suffering a great deal
of Inconvenience from a serious burn
sustained by splitting hot fat on her
foot, but is now gradually improving.
Rev. Sister Stanislas, Rev. Sister
Emilia and Rev. Sister Germaine left
here Monday on the midday train af
ter having spent Sunday at the local
convent These nuns and the other
nuns who are teachers in Our Lady of
Lourdes school entered upon weeks
religious retreat last Monday evening.
John Tilton of Portland, a student
at Colby College, has accepted a po-
sition with the d. X. Lyons Jazz Or
chestra this week. Mr.. Tilton is a
brother of Thaddeus F.. Tilton for
merly engaged as Reporter in Show
hogan and now located on the Water
bury Republican in Waterbury, Conn.
Ben B. Fogler of Cleveland, Ohio,
who has been enjoying a vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Fogler was called back to Cleve-
land Friday on special business. His
daughter Margaret Fogler who has
been visiting her grand parents and
her aunt, Mrs. F. G. Nye returned
with him.
Holy communion will be admins
tered to the boys of the Catholic
Church next Sunday morning at the
eight O'Clock mass. other services of
the day will be held as usual. Monday
was a holy day for the Catholic peo
pie, the Feast of the Assumption be-
ing observed by special masses at $50
and 7.30 o'clock in the morning and
by service Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Wheeler of
San Diego were among the out of state
in Skowhegan last week. They have
been on an automobile trip to Quebec
and Canada, having come from San
Diego in their automobile. While here
they called on Mrs. Fannie Nash and
her daughter, Miss Edna Gushing, Mr..
Wheeler being a cousin of the late Ho-
ratio Cushing, the father of Miss
Cushing.
Herbert S. Hopkins. who is enjoy
ing a vacation from his duties as con-
ductor on the Skowhegan Portland
train went into Portland Friday on
official business. He and Mrs. Hop
kins went to Waterville Sunday to
spend several days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Wiltshire who live on the Sid
ney road, having purchased the Old
City Farm. They entertained on Sun
day a large number of other house
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