The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27
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o + Libby of pittslield, a FORMER
County Commissioner. was visitor
n Skowhegan Friday last
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Morse and
daughter. Miss Alice Morse, left sat
urday morning for visit IN Meddy-
bemps.
Mrs. II. l.. Nichols is attending a
Missionary Institute at Old Orchard
and Rev. Mr.. Nichols and son Thom-
as. are spending several days In that
vicinity.
Mrs. W. p. Ordway, Mrs. j. II.
Lancaster. Mss Adelaide II. and Miss
Geneva Lancaster have gone to Peaks
Island for an outing at the Ordway
cottage.
Miss Emerald Young. who has been
at home from the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital in Burlington, Vt, where she IS
a student nurse has returned to re
sumo her work.
Elmer +. MeNeelie, of Brookline,
Mass, arrived in town Friday, joining
Mrs. McNeelie who had been here Tor
several days visiting Mrs. Matte Il.
Goodwin and friends in town.
Miss Freda Harris, who has been
home from St. Johnsbury, Vt, where
she Is a teacher, has gone to Scran-
ton. Penn, To visit with former
college friend at Mount Holyoke.
Miss Anna Bebeau, teacher in
Middletown, Conn, who has been
visiting the Misses Amanda and JUL
cite Corriveau. has gone to Worcester,
Mass, for visit before returning
home.
Miss Wilhelmina Even and Miss
Lyle Even, sisters of Mrs. George b.
Young, who have been har guests
have gone to Barre Vt, where they
formerly resided before returning to
Burlington, Vt. where the former Is
employed by the Government in its
War Risk Department and the latter
is training for nurse at the Mary
Fletcher Hospital.
Mrs. Mary Lanouette and grand
daughter. Ms. Ruth b. Clyde and
her son, Clifford clyde, returned to
their home in Madison Monday after
being guests of their daughter and
parents, DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Borden.
The entire family motored to Augusta
Sunday where they participated In a
picnic lunch, and where DR.. Borden
attended to business matters.
John f.. French, a graduate Of
Skowhegan High School and OF the
United States Naval Academy at An
apois. Md, left .ast week for Mar
shall, Iowa where he was to spend
few days with his friends, Donald FL
bridge and then proceed to the Paci-
fic coast. both having positions on the
United States Steamer Huron. Mr..
French has a rank of Ensign and his
position which is of three years dur
alton, will take him to China.
George l.. Nay of Middle street was
entertained at dinner Friday last at
the Page Farm owned by his son-in-
law, b. W. Page, at Malbons Mills
the occasion having been in honor of
his 74th birthday The managers
Mr.. and Mrs. b. A Spaulding, served
a delicious dinner after which Mr.,
Nay was motored to the home of his
brother. Stanley Nay, on the road to
Cdrnville. Mr.. Nay enjoys good
health and passed the day very
pleasantly.
Mrs. Carl Lightbody of Newport,
r. l., arrived Monday night to visit
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Ed
wards of Baptist Hill.
Mr., and Mrs. A. F. Dyer and En-
cry 49, Dyer, have been spending sew
eral' days in caratunk.
Miss T. Fedora Lewia, who has
been spentlng' n few days with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
Dulae and family of Bristol, Conn,
returned last night to her home on
North avenue. She will resume her
duties at the First National Bank
next Monday.
The employees of the Independent
Reporter enjoyed an outing and
picnic Mt the Caswell cottage at North
Pond. Smithfield Thursday night
They arrived at $50 and the hours
were spent in boating, bathing and
fishing A picnic supper which in
cluded many deficacies was feature
of the gathering. After returning to
Skowhegan the merry makers went
to the home of Henry G. Lewia, fore
man of the printery department
where they fingered until midnight
Piano selections were played by MISS
Elizabeth Lewia, the daughter of the
host and hostess and ices were
served. Eighteen persons enjoyed the
festivities.
A delightful party was given Fri
day evening by Mrs. Herman Rowell
at her home on Leavitt street In hon
or of Miss Inga Wilson, who s to be
married in September to Ivan Dyer
Miss Wilson had been invited to the
home of Mrs. T.. f. Sawyer for sup
per and returned with Mrs. Sawyer
and Mr.. Dyer supposedly to take Mrs
Rowell to the lake. She called at
the Rowell home and found about 20
friends assembled there. china
dinner set was given Miss Wilson and
delicious lunch of individual fruit
salads, sandwiches. angel food, cakes
and punch were served by Mrs. Row
ell. The house was attractively dec
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