The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-01

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II John MaeCorn,aek Of Lake Austin
i Was operated atsKennebec Valley Hos
i pital last week.
i Harry C. Day,Jr. the little son of
Il Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Day il recovering
from throat operatiof performed at
the home on Madison avenue.
/ Mrs. M. II. Breen of Augusta ar
rived Friday forenoon to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Walter wyman of Wa
ter street.
John Colby of Maiden, Mass, will
arrive shortly to visit his sister. Mrs.
Gerald C. Marble and his aunt, Mrs
Grace Vail.
i Peter Turteon Of Madison Is num-
bered among the surgical patients at
Kennebec Valley Hospital having re-
ceived treatment there yesterday.
/ Mrs. Abner Mitchell and daughter
Alice e. Mitchell who have been Wis
lting Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Michel have
started on their return trip to Rev
emma, Ohio.
i Miss Cecilia Roy and Miss Agnes
4 .Beaufford both Of Skowhegan were
both surgical patients at Somerset
Hospital last week.
Rev. Roscoe Nelson of Windsor,
Conn, who has been visiting at the
home OF his niece, Mrs. Ralph Hill
has gone to North AusOn
/ Martin Cunningham, a linotype OPP
orator at the Office of the Independent
HReporter, went to Boston yesterday to
visit at his home until Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. w. F. Cleveland and
MISS Eta M. Emery of PASSPORT, all
former Skowhegan people. have been
spending few days in town renewing
former acqnaintances.
Mrs. e. C. Frost and Mrs Lottie
Jordan of Jersey City. N. j.. who have
been at their summer homes In Read
field visited last week with their
aunt, Mrs. Marta Folsom.
Mrs Sylvia s. Arnold, who has been
living at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
ifiis' " ohCtt4oh Aoi INC idbt Ella years,
has taken rooms at the Congregations
al Parsonage on Leavitt street.
Rev. H. L. Nichols, pastor of the
Methodist church, who has been CRITIC
ally i'll at Somerset Hospital for the
past eight weeks has sufficiently re-
covered to be removed to the parson-
age on Island avenue, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Emery of North
Arson, who are here to assist man.
ager F. r. Hill at the plant of the
Portland Packing Company, which Is
now under operation are staying with
with Mrs. w. II. Emery of Water ST.
II Miss Adelaide and Miss Geneva Lam
caster have been entertaining Miss
Helen Rayner Of Dexter at the Ord
way cottage at Lake Wesseunsett.
Miss Rayner and Miss Adelaide Ian
caster are roommates at Mason In
stitute, Springvale where they are
both students.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Phtlbrick and
their son Karl, who have been at
Prout's Neck for some two weeks have
gone to Boston and will drive home
with their son William Philbrick who
has been training at Camp Devens
Donald W. Philbrick, who was with
the family at Prout's Neck has re-
turned to Skowhegan and is attending
| to his duties in the law ONCE of But
Ter & Butler.
Miss Margery Heberling, who has
been playing with the Lakewood
Stock Company at Lakewood this sum-
mer left Tuesday for a visit to her
home in Iowa City. She will resume
her work as dramatic coach with the
J. B. Rogers Production Company
and has been assigned to New Eng
land territory this fall and to the
Middle West this winter. Miss Heber-
ling first became known to Skowhe-
gan people when she successfully
staged Katcha Koo for the Rogers
Company here last spring.
William Abbott of Springfield Mass
who has been the guest for a few
days of Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Fogg on
Pleasant street. left to return home
Tuesday evening. Mr.. Abbott has
been connected with educational work
In Springfield for seven years For
tHc idSt i've years lie mas DeeH III
structor in advance woodwork and
mechanical drawing in the Technical
high school of that city. Mr.. Abbott
was taken to Waterville from Show
hogan by auto by bis former classmate
of the SkOwhegan high school, Eugene
Crawford. City engineer for Water
Vile. Mr.. Crawford was on his way
home from surveying job In Scion
which he had been doing for the State
Highway Department.
The following Skowhegan people
attended the Ames-Eames reunion
which was held in the Grange hall at
East Vassalboro, last week Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Loomis and children. Per-
ley and Lura, Mrs. Almon F.. Sand
ford, Mr.. and Mrs. Hebert Ames and
children. Walter, Horace and Helen
Ames, Mrs. Lydia Pooler, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Pooler, Mr.. and Mrs .
Fred c. Nye and daughter. Miss ,Effie
Nye, and r. Fremont Homsted OF
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