The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-30
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Mrs. Verna Jewett, local nurse
left Monday for Hallowell where she
will attend a patient.
Miss Winnie Cyr of Van Buren,
leaves today for that town after a
week S vi, it with Miss Blanche Para
dis at her home on Maple street.
Mr. Emma Frost. the district nurse
who has been i'll for the past six
weeks, has sufficiently recovered TO
resume her duties in the community
The Knights of DeMolay Command
cry have arranged for special train
to convey them to Wateryille Wednes
day evening of next week in order
that they may attend the inspection
of the Commandery in that city.
MR.. Townsend, Y. NJ. c. A. Sc
cretarY of Portland and a Deporta-
ton officer of New Brunswick were
in town Monday taking with them an
inmate from the State Reformatory
back to the Provinces. Mrs. Town
send who is a friend of Miss Mabel e.
Ross took occasion to visit briefly
with Mr. and Mrs. c. \. Ross while
n town.
An inmate from the State Reforma-
'ory escaped last Monday and was cap
turcd by one of the matrons and Po-
lice officer Harry Stafford near the
entrance to Coburn Park about $50
n the evening. When the missing
girl wal located she was with man.
She was Immediately taken back to
the institution.
Gentlemens Night in the Woman's
Club will be postponed to Friday Apr.
4. Tickets must be purchased from
Miss Beatrice Gcnthner on or before
Monday April 3rd The affair was
o have been held April 9Th. A ban
auet will be served in the Federated
Church parlors and Prof. A. l.. r.
Cummings of Orono will be the enter
tainer.
And AT Home" was much enjoyed
by Mr.. and Mrs Charles w. Day and
family when George r. Day and Miss
Dorothy Day arranged a party for
their parents. Miss Helen Day, a
tudent at the Wheelock Kindergar-
ten 'chool, was at home on her spring
vacation and several of her young
friends were invited in. The affair
was a complete surprise to Mr.. and
Mrs. Day, but was nevertheless great
~ enjoyed. During the evening a
lunch was served. 1t occurred Mon
lay night.
Many OF the students are at home
fer the spring vacation from various
colleges, among them are Miss Marion
Merriam, and Miss Eleanor Halves.
rom Colby College; Miss Alta Porter,
Mi $ Carolyn Cover. Miss Helen
Lord. Miss Grace Fox. students at
Wheaton College. in Norton, Mass.
Mss Nerna Porter, Miss Beatrice
Nhittemore and Mis- Helen Day. stud
ents at Miss Wheeloeks Kindergarten
school in Boston. Miss Mary II.
fricnd and Raymond Fogg from the
University of Maine.
1t will be of interest to Skowhcgan
people to know of the activities OF
several Ekowhcgan Freshmen at Bow
loin college, Raymond Lacasce is on
or baseball and is a member of the
Ieta Psi Fraternity. Lawrence Cock
1urn was ON the Varsity Foot ball
squad. track fquad and a member OF
he Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
william Philbrick is on Varsity foot
lall squad track squad. president oil
he y. G. Freshmen society, chair
man of the Freshmen banquet com
mitt?e. member Of the Rife League
outing Club and Captain of the Fresh
non Foot ball team and member OF
Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity. Wen
Tell Thompson WAS on his Fraternity
Track Squad and member of the
Sigma MI Fraternity.
A dinner and auction party was
given last Saturday night by Mrs. a.
b. Piummer at her home to the Off
ial board of Sorosis of which Mrs
Plrmmer is president, in compliment
10 Miss Marie G, Fletcher, treasurer.
others pre- ent were Mrs. II. +. Smith.
Mrs. G. J.. Conant, Miss l.. +. Fair
brother Miss Dorothy Day, Mrs Lau-
a X Twadelle, Mrs Ethel l.. Moore,
and Mrs. Vivian G. Woodbury.. Mrs.
IA. ' lItS No ANU II toNliA a q
guest. After the dinner was served
n which ST. Patrick Day emblems
featured Mrs. Vivian G. Woodbury.
presented Miss Fletcher with beautiful
mt glass shcrbert dishes in behalf of
he official board in recognition of her
forlh coming marriage to Clayton
Foyer, who has been employed here
~ the Central Maine Power Co Auc-
lion was played during the evening.
The hostess was assisted in her hos
very admirably by her lit
tie daughter, Dorothy Plummer and
he Mis- 'es Bertha and Florence Nor
ton. These young people furnished
music while dinner was being served
Unique designs in hand painted Eas-
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