The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
Tnral Nptlra

4 William Maxim OF Everett. Mass,
has been spending few days with his
little son at the home Of its grandma
ther, Mrs. p. A. ~Lawley on Dinsmore
street.
L. II. Whitney, manager of the Blais-
dell Auto Co. in Skowhegan left Mof-
day night for Boston to attend ga
thering of the New England Chevrolet
dealers.
Mr.. and Mrs Maurice Kicker will
occupy the furnished apartment of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Corson who will
spend several months with their son
In New York this winter.
Elliot Schoen of New York who has
been in Watervile for some time has
i come to Skowhegan to study the tex
tile business at the plant of the Ameri-
can Woolen Company here.
The fact that this is health week is
being especially brought to the at
tention of the public through the win
dow decorations of the local drug
stores in which the child welfare sug-
gestions play prominent feature.
Mrs. James Durgin of Madison was
operated on Tuesday at Somerset
Hospital. Other late surgical patients
at the institution are Linwood Meader
and Mrs. Thomas Laney. Mrs. Paul
! Sylvan of Madison is medical pa
tent there.
Miss Eleanor Jackson home econo-
mics extension specialist, who con-
Quoted a food school OF North Anson
assisted by Miss Marion G. Hare spent
Sunday in town, going from here to
Madison to demonstrate a steam pres
sure cooker at Mrs. Lee Ketchum's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elroy LaCasce visited
from Friday until Sunday with Mr.. and
and Mrs. Charles Walker and Mrs.
Eta LaCasce. They went Sunday to
F'ryeburg where Mr.. LaCasce eis prin-
cipal of Fryeburg Academy. Mrs.
LaCasce accompanied them for yis-
it,
The high school students enjoyed a
dancing party in Grange Hall Satur-
day evening from eight until eleven
o'clock Piano music was furnished
by Miss Doris Tantish. 1t was a So
cial affair planned for the high school
hluutnlS uHN uOHDtltSS more events
OF similar nature will be arranged for
later.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Clayton Foyer, Who
spent the first several days of their
honeymoon at The Herbert" in King
field arrived in town Saturday to spend
Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w b. Fletcher. Mr. Foyer went to
Watervile Monday and Mrs. Foyer
will shortly join him there where
they are to reside.
Sunrise Chapter, o. E. S. of Canaan
! has invited Sunset Chapter, Q. F. s.
to meeting to be held there next
Saturday night preceded by six
o'clock supper The local commit
tees OF arrangements Is composed of
; Mrs. Lena +. Wentworth, Roland T.
Patten and Mrs. Harriet L. Park
; er. They will arrange transportation
so far as possible.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
mt the postoffice for the week ending
Ocober 81: Mr.. George f. Alberts, Mr.
George Austin, Mr.. Philibert Gagnon
; Mrs. Edward Hoxie, Miss May Lister
Mary Lister, Mr.. Frank Mcdonald. A.
; r. Savage, William Tobey, Mrs Roy
J. Tyler. These letters will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office if not claimed
before November 4th.
p. Dennison Smith of Lawrence
; Mass, a classmate of Langdon A
JeWett was at home with him for the
q week end. number of other local
Bowdoin men came home because of
the Bowdoin-Colby game on Saturday.
Among them were Lawrence Coekburn
Raymond LaCasce, Karl and William
Philbrick, Roy FitZmorris, Brooks Saw
age, Arthur Springer and Herman Por-
ter.
There will be a stated convocation
of Somerset Chapter mo. Is r. & A.
NJ. at Masonic Hall tomorrow, Friday
; evening. Last evening there was a
special convocation of the chapter
with work in the Mark Masters De-
gree This was the occasion of the
!. official visitation by the Most Excel
lent Grand High Priest, DR.. Wilson T..
Barron of Camden. The Eastern Star
: served a chicken supper prior to the
. work
. Charles II. DdNlS vi fbilHdDtiHi new
. Jersey left Monday on the midday
.. train on his return after spending Il
few days at Kilcare. his country place
on the Lakewood Road. Mr.. Davis is
vice president and a big stockholder
in corporation which Is manufactur-
ing automobile wheels The inyen-
ton of this particular kind of a wheel
greatly facilitates the changing of
tires II It so constructed that the
wheel separates In halves, the outer
half is taken off and the tire easily
removed.
A large delegation of Mt. Moriah
, Council members are planning to go
to Pittsfeld next Monday night for
special session at Masonic hall In that
town Applications will be received,
referred and balloted upon al four
O'Clock sharp. The degrees OF Royal
Master and Select Master will be
worked Immediately after the ballot
, A banquet will be served at six-thirty
, and the Super Excellent Masters De-
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