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

relatives in Clinton.
Miss Ruby Lathe. a seven grade
teacher. is at her home in Augusta
during her vacation.
Miss Helen Day is at home from. the
Wheelock kindergarten school in Bos-
ton for the spring vacation.
Mrs. Charles w. Booker of Corinna
spent the week end in town with her
daughter, Mrs. c. A. Storer Of Middle
street
Evelyn and Laura Chase are spend :
ing part of their present school va
cation with their aunt, Mrs. James
l.. Keith in Norridgewock
Guy P. Estes of New York arrived
here Saturday to visit his brother
Charles Estes and at the home of Mrs
Eva o. H. Baker of Elm street.
H. d. Burgess formerly of this town
but lately located in Portland and J.
F. Boone until recently of HOulton
were in town Monday on business.
E. d. Blaisdell of the Blaisdell Auto
Company was in town Monday attend
ing to matters of business connected
with the local branch of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Appleby re-
turned to their home in pittddeld Mon
day after short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. H. Appleby of Jewett street
Miss Clara Doyen of Madison has
been secured to help in the care of
Mrs. Gather Ambrose widow of
the late John Ambrose of Steward
Hill. Mrs. Ambrose is in feeble
health.
Percy Violet of the Bigelow Hill
neighborhood had a tumor removed
from his right ear last Friday and is
reported as doing as well! at could
be expected similar operation
was performed about two years ago.
Mrs. D. W. Weber of Auburn has
been joined here by Mr.. Weber and
her son Walter w. Webber of Der
lin, n. H.. because Of tile death of
her mother Mrs. }. f, Williams, Mrs.
Evie McNalley of Clinton has also been
here.
DR.. S. M. Cover left Sunday morn
ing to visit in Winthrop where he
formerly resided and from there he
went to Portland to visit his aunt
Mrs. Cover and her two children, are
visiting with her parents in Lining
ton,
The high school graduating exeri
cises will probably occur on Friday,
June 16. Glass parts in addition TO
the honor parts have been assigned
aftlfaf' 3 fjtfibasifi.i tdisStt A4tlt ETi8l
phecy, Olena Viles; viii, Roland Rus
seu. ,.-}.,,.l =. 49,, a.,.t,n Al
Mrs. margaret. g. .'riges Mir rkotc
to. the upper apartment 1.-the ,Jehn
w. Steward house WHICH lrp ASN6rton
i!, renoyating 1t il. imdhrst6 odM hat
the Briggs property on WQter tree
has been SOLD TO Bln"W. Page. w.
Mrs. w. II FCnmmfng S e4N hesA has
been abroad for sewers ssweeks will
arrive in New York on. Epri1 -.
B Among the primary norqination pa
pers which have been filed with the
Department of State is that Of vii
liam r. Seekins of Skowhegan as a
candidate Of Clerk Of Courts on the
Republican ticket. His papers have
148 names including Ernest c. Butler
of Skowhegan and 40 others James
Fl. Thorne of North Arson and Is 9th
ers and f. l.. Gipson Of Ringh"m an
Al others, J. L. johnson a uogs
and 80 others.
e. L. Warren, who has been for
eight years superintendent of the Am
erican Wooden Mills in Old Town has
come to Skowhegan and accepted the
superintendent of the Daniel Cum
Ihings Shpddg plant. Mr.. Warren il
married and has one child. His FAM
lily will shortly move to SkoWhegan
and will occupy the loWer apartment
of the John w. Steward house on Mad
ison avenue. which is at present being
extensively renovated by Ira a. Merton
the owner of the property. =
The marriage of Lee ". Thompson
of Scion and Miss Edna e. York. also
of that town was solcmnized Saturday
last at the Methodist parsonage. Rev
H. L. Nichols. pastor Of the Centenary
M. +. Church ofliciated, and the couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
A. Vilea of Madison. The bride wore
a gown of brown georgette. The
groom. who is a farmer, is a graduate
of Scion high school. His bride was
born in Cornyille but moved to Scion
when three years old 10 live with her
cousin, Mrs. +. J.. Paul. The couple
are to make their future home in So
Ion.
The following delegates were elect
ed at the Republican Caucus Saturday
to attend the state convention at Ban
gor. Clyde H. Smith, Thomas Dionne
Miss Alice f, Dapforth, r. Be Cole
Mrs. Mary NJ. Hurley, Mrs. Merry Ro-
derrick, Thomas Laney, Henry Crowell
Mrs. II. c. Woodbury.. Charles Walker
Mrs. Mary NJ Greenway. Alternates
w. II. Halves, {, p. Merrill, Augusta
Halves, Major Foster l.. +. Jacobs
Mrs. Mabel LeClair, Mrs. Ethel M.
Christensen. Mrs. Mary Thibodeml
Mr.: e. l.. Savage. Mrs. Maud Dionne
Grace Paradis. The delegates for
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