The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-02

A0i Niail III augusta,
Mrs. Elise Fellows White was in
Portland Monday to hear "Calve."
Mrs. Charles A. Ross went to Port
/ land the last of the week to visit her
daughter Miss Mabelle E. Ross.
j Major Foster who has been employ
ed at Bar Harbor, has completed his
duties there and returned home.
Miss Gala Kennedy left Monday
morning for Roxbury, Mass, where
she has a position as companion.
A meeting OF the Past Chiefs Asso-
citation will be held Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. William Donald
son on Baptist Hill.
Miss Edith Gray, a student at Col
j by College was at home with Miss
Vivian Hubbard, also student at
: Colby for the week end.
DR.. and Mrs. B. o. Goodrich and
daughter Margaret were guests Sun
day at the home OF his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. K. T. Goodrich.
J. c. Roaf, J. f. Costello, LLOYD
Morgan and Charles Humphreys spent
the week end at Bangor attending the
Maine-Colby game Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs L. J. Quincy and J. NJ.
Little have returned from hunting
/ trip above West Forks. While away
Mr.. Little secured buck, weighing
about $50 pounds.
i Alvin Moore of Escador, Michigan
who has been visiting with relatives
] in the vicinity of hs old home at Mad
/ ison was in town Saturday, leaving
on the midday train for Portland.
! The next meeting of the Pythian
Sisters will be held on November 10
ut which time the annual inspection
will occur with Mrs. Hattie Lord, the
i Grand Junior of Auburn, as inspecting
officer.
i The Policemen of Skowhegan are
i TO hold a dance in Grange Hall, Fri
day evening. November 3. Good nut
sic. Grand march starts at o'clock
sharp. Tickets $1.00 per couple
! spectators Soc.
Mrs. Susie Steel Brook left Monday
on her return to Waltham, Mass. af-
ter being the guest of Mrs. G. e. Rich
ardsOn She was called to this sec
ton by the death of her sister, Mrs.
+ f. +. Bukcr of Hartland
j Dr. Lcda Robinson. an OstcOpath
physician from Cambridge. Mass. is at
The home of Mrs. George Otis Smith
lor month. Miss Augusta Myers
who has been in the Smith household
as Il nurse for sometime, Is spending
IA month with her niece in Lowell,
/ Mass.
The Pythian Sisters conducted "A
! food and apron sale in the Buick Sales
room on Water street, Saturday, clear
ing about $500. The following
members of the order were in charge:
Mrs. Vira Packard. Mrs. Lottic Crit
! lin, Mrs Lena Frieye and Mrs. Mcrtie
! Priest.
! Mr. and Mrs. Leon Ross have re-
turned to their home at Wales Corner
after spending several days with Mrs.
Ross sisters Mrs. Thomas Bigelow of
Concord and Mrs. Howard Laracey
also with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lorenzo C0rson of Skowhegan. The
trip was made with Mr.. Rycrson of
Auburn and the two gentlemen spent
part Of their time hunting.
John NJ. Little who for about six
months has been running the Novelty
News Stand which he purchased of
1 hu
of Guy Dcbc his block on Water st.
The transaction also included the sale
of the News Stand by Mr.. Little to
Mr.. Debe and Mr. Debe has since sold
that business to James Barrett Miss
Laura Lemicux who has for some time
been Il saleslady there will remain as
manager. Mr.. Debe it is understood
plans to return TO Italy, after the
settling up of business matters in
this town.
Mr.. and Mrs John II. Grundy and
Gordon Grundy we're in Phillips Sun
day to visit their son Rev. Leslie
Grundy and family. The condition of
Rev. Mr.. Grundy still remains seri-
Gus. The shock which Frustrated
him affected the left side which Is al
most entirely helpless. This condi-
ton with diabctiG and kidney ailments
makes the case serious one. DR.. I.
y. Holt, district superintendent of
Methodist Churches, was at the Grun-
dy home on Sunday and expects to
arrange for supplies in the church
there for the remainder of the year.
Miss Helen Grundy is remaining with
her brother.
A party Of high school students
we're entertained from Z until III Sat
urday evening by Miss Ethel Hubbard
at her home on the Lakewood road
The house was decorated with orange
and black. appropriate not only be-
cause Of the season but because these
are the high school colors. Dancing
and games we're in order and at re-
freshmen time popcorn balls. candy.
nuts and apples were served. Those
present were Helen Leighton, Helen
Hes. Agnes Cockburn. Phyllis Whit
ing. Mary Merrill, Dorothy Dane.