The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-30

Mrs. Carolyn p. Fairbrotber loft
Saturday morning for few DAYS visit
| in Portland.
Miss Geneva Lancaster went to
bangor Saturday to visit with her aunt
for few days.
Mrs. Mary b. Stinchfeld and daugh
ter Virginia b. Stinchfield have been
visiting in Lewiston and Boston.
Mrs. Lizzie Watson went to Dan
vile Junction Saturday where she
| lectured before the Danyille Grange
Mrs. Charles Moore of Newport who
has been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs,
Fred Weston departed Friday morn
! ing.
w. O. Wildes, Jr., student at the
high school is spending his vacation
with his father, W. o. Wildes, in Low
ell. Mass
Miss Lucille Bolduc of Lewiston
spent the week end visiting with her
father, Louis, Bolduc and family of.
North avenue.
Miss Gladys Hamor, teacher OF Do
nestle Science in the public schools.
left Saturday morning to visit at her
home in Bar Harbor.
Charles Pratt of Bangor, who has
been visiting with Mr. and Mrs. c.
ID. Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
'Iibbetts departed Saturday morning.
Mrs. c. f. Richardson left Satur-
day morning FOR visit in Lewiston
She WAS accompanied by Mrs. David
Richardson of Strong who was return
ing home.
The Fire Department was called to
the home of Joe Daigc on North Ave.
Thursday evening because of chin
ney fire. No serious results fol-
lowed. -
Mrs. L. G. Frost of New York WIS.,
tied last week briefly with her aunt,
Mrs. Maria Folsom Mrs. Frost and
her husband expect to be located at
their summer home in Readlleld by the
last of May.
Capt. and Mrs. +. c. Lord left Sat
urday afternoon for Belfast and af-
ter brief visit there will go to their
home in West Brooksyille They
have been spending the winter with
their son, Dr. NJ. +. Lord.
Harry l.. Palmer of the Mccain Adj
vertising Co., New York has depart
| ed after visit with his parents on
Silver street. Mr.. Palmer was grad
uate of Skowhegan high fchool in the
late 90's. He was here in connection
with the Maine Publicity Campaign.
The club organized in connection
with the Knights of Pythias has been
given the name of the Damon Club.
Headquarters for this organization
will be on the second floor in the
Griffin building which is now being
rcmodeled.
Archie Dostie, teacher Of athletics
ut the high school. who accompani-
vi the basket ball girls to Rockland
| last Friday visited ON his return in
Brunswick and from there went to
Pennington to spend the spring re-
cess at his home.
A large delegation of high school
students were at the s o'clock train
Friday morning to bid farewell to the
high school basket ball team leaving
for Rockland. Wells for the members
of the team and Misf Chase, the
chaperone resounded loud and long.
Mrs. Thankful L. Parker, who has
been spending the winter with her
daughter Miss Marion l.. Adams, a
teacher in Mills, Masa arrived Sat
urday night to spend week with her
mother, Mrs. Clara b. Leayitt and her
sister, Mrs. f. r. Hill of "a Middle
street.
Mrf. Arminda Smith of Hinckley
was in Skowhegan on business Thurs
day last and while here called on
Mrs Rose Eaton. Mrs. Smiths
daughter Mrs. Ruth Head of Hinck-
ley is improving from a serious sur
gcal operation which she underwent
few months since.
A largely attended conyocation of
Somerset Chapter Royal Arch Masons
was held Thursday evening when sew
cral candidates received the Royal
Arch degree Many of the candi-
dates were from Madison and large
delegation came down from that town.
At the conclusion Of the work buff
fet lunch was served of sandwiches,
doughnuts, cheese and cocoa.
Skowhegan people will be interest
ed to learn of the birth of a daughter
to Mr.. and Mr.. Jack Barker of Bos-
ton. Mr.. Barker was several years
ago employed on the welcome Guest"
published for time in this town and
Mrs Iarkpr is the daughter of DIR