The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-29
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/ Mrs. Minnie |. PlSnOn returned to
Skowhegan Monday for another visit
/ with old friends.
Master Merrill Cover is spending
several days with King and Billy Cum
mings at Ocean Park.
Mrs. W B. Fletcher of Cedar St.
spent tha <sees es.@~lth ~ - Srs.
j. D. Hardy in Watervlle.
i W. H. Cummings attended the
graduating exercise at Dartmouth
/ College being a graduate of that inst-
i tuition.
! Rev. II. L. Nichols of the Method
/ ist Church was in Cornville Friday
/ to otfieiate at the funeral of the late
j Theron Tozier.
Mss Hannah r. Page and her
her guest, Mrs. Mary Marsh of Pro-
whence, r. l., spent the week end
in South China.
/ Mrs. w. F. Starr of Portland who
/ has been the guest of her sister, Mrs
/ Malon Adams, has gone to Belfast to
visit with her daughter.
Miss Gladys Kicker, one of the nurs-
/ ing force at Somerset Hospital, re-
/ Gently underwent an operation for
Appendicitis at that institution.
DIR. F. o. Sawyer, DR.. C. R. Viles,
! DR.. r. A. Derbyshire and DR.. S.
| VI. Cover attended the Maine Dental
| Association in Augusta last week.
Mrs. Ralph Priest and two sons
! have returned from South Gardiner
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. w.
! l.. Dutton formerly of Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Cook of Au-
burn were in town Sunday calling
on Mrs. Cooks grandmother, Mrs.
/ Clara B. Leavitt of Middle street.
Sit Shemayonian, proprietor of
the Seth Studio on Water street re-
turned home Monday afternoon from
an auto trip to Waterylle and Ban
gor.
During July and August the Pub
lie Library will be closed evenings.
except Wednesday and Saturday
| evenings. as has been the custom for
! several years.
! Miss Vera McCoombs, who lately
completed her Sophomore year at St.
! Anne's Academy at Marlboro, Mass. i,
received a gold medal for excellence
| in conduct being one out OF 200 to
receive this honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Lancto ac-
companied by her sister, Miss Olevine
Thbeault left Saturday morning for
a two weeks. vacation with their uncle
| in Newmarket, n. H., and with other
relatives IN Springfield and Holyoke,
Mass.
The Democrats of Somerset County
will hold a meeting here today, June
% in the Municipal Court Room. 1t
| is expected that Mayor Tibbetts of
Waterville, Dan Cony of Augusta and
! others will be present to address the
meeting.
| Local people will be interested to
! learn that there will be reception
Of twenty young ladies at Mount Meri-
ri in Waterville on July Is, being
candidates who will receive the white
| veil. preparatory to entering the Sis
! terhood.
| Julian Conroy assistant manager
! for the Metropolitan Insurance Co.
! in Somerset and Piscataquis County,
| entertained ten of the agents at a din
, ner at the Arcadia Tea Room, Lake
wood, last Friday. Manager A. r.
! Chavonelle of Wateryille was also pre-
sent
Alec Siros of SkoWhegan was be-
fore Trial Justice T. G.. Lord Monday,
answering a charge of driving team
without lights. He pleaded guilty
and was fined SO and costs, the fine
being RENTED upon payment of costs.
! The complaint was entered by Arthur
Cushman, traffic officer
Tuesday, July 4th, Holiday hours
will be observed at the Skowhegan
post office. Money Order window
closed all day; stamp and general
delivery window open from Z to a.
m. No delivery by city or rural
carriers. The early morning city
collection will be made as usual.
Harold Rowell, a teacher in Fran
coma, ~ H.. and family are at the
home of his mother Mrs Mary ROW
! ell on Madison avenue. They were
accompanied here by Mrs. Rowells
mother. Mrs. Emma York and Miss
Lura York of Franconia, who have
gone to Cornville. Mr.. Rowell is
to attend summer school at the Col
kumbia University.
Miss Vera Moore of Moose River,
who has been teaching at York, left
here Monday morning to attend sum
mer school at Boston University. She
had been visiting here at the home
nf her brother Luther Moore. where
her mother, Mrs. G. M. Moore Of
Moose River has been spending some
time recovering from recent illness
and surgical operation.
Miss Amanda Dionne of Sacre Occur
Sacred Heart, Proyine of Quebec,
has returned home after having been
a member of the teaching force at
the school of Our Lady of Lourdes.
Miss Dionne taught in the local con-
vent because of the shortage OF teach
ers in the Ursaline Order OF Nuns and