The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-19
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I01ec CHlluTeU, Leu, Al lhui "'iN A1'''"
of Waterville were visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dionne OF
the East Madison road.
Samuel Rollins accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Alvin Barron, Mrs.
Ralph Hinckley and Miss Gladys Bar
ron of Pleasant Ridge visited at the
Bigelow farm last week.
Mrs. Jennie Adams Fogg, formerly
of Skowhegan and recently OF Sioux
City, Iowa who visited Mrs. Eliza Co
WE'LL former schoolmate at Bloom
field Academy fifty years ago has gone
to Fairfield.
Miss Doris Ladd, who has been pur-
suing a course of training at Somer-
set Hospital left here Friday morning
for six months utilization cuorse at
the Faulkner Hospital in Jamaica
Plains, Mass.
DR.. l.. A. Daseombe, DR.. c. +. Ri
chardson, H. S. Hopkins and w. p.
Ordway left here Friday for Sher-
brooke, p. O., where they attended a
Shrine meeting. The trip was made
by auto via the White Mountains.
Vance Buker of Quincy, Mass, has
been here this week accompanying his
mother, Mrs. Frank Buker here from
Hartland Mrs. Buker has been a
patient at Somerset Hospital where
she underwent surgical treatment.
Miss Merle Williams of Auburn Wis
tied Friday with Mrs Flora Williams
of North avenue. Mrs. Sarah Ner-
wins. formerly of Hartland, but who
is spending the winter i'll Canaan was
the guest of Mrs. Williams, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Goldsmith and
family will move to the former home
of Mr.. and Mrs Bin W. Page on High
street. Mr. Page and family are get
ting settled in their future home pur-
chased OF Mrs. Margaret G. Briggs sew
cal months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Wilkins of Win
throp were visitors Thursday at the
II. G.. Bigelow farm, coming there for
the purpose of inspecting some of the
registered Shorthorn stock. Victor
Lord of South Paris was also a visitor
at the Bigelow farm on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fedorchuck and
Mrs. Fedorchucks daughter, Mary
Dymitroska who have been located i'll
Skowhegan for some time have moved
to Derry, n. II. 1t will be recalled
that Miss Dymitroska has recently
been on a visit to Poland, her old
home.
DR.. Philip Lessard vas in Skowhe-
gan Monday on business. He has
lately been in Madison in charge of
the branch office OF DR.. \. b. Borden
in that town and has now purchased
the enterprise for himself. DR.. Les
sard was graduated from the Rochest-
err School of Optometry in Rochester,
n. Y. last June.
William Howard and three children
and Mrs. Burnett and daughter, Leo
ma started Friday on their return to
their homes in Norfolk. Va, after
several weeks at the Bigelow Cottage
at Lake Wesserunsett. Mrs. Howard
who has been quite i'll is remaining at
the home of DR.. +. S. BigeloW and
Master Billy Howard is staying for
the present with M. and Mrs, NJ. st.
Ledger.
A meeting of the Pioneer Past Noble
Grands Association was held last week
at the home of Mrs. Violet Fogg on
Pleasant street with very good at
tendance in spite of the rainy wealth
err. After the regular routine bust
ness was conducted readings were Civ
Ell by Mrs Helen Brown. Mrs. Mlnna
Savage, Mrs. Cora Hurley, Mrs. Alice
Baker, Mrs. e. =. Bickford, Mrs. Elva
Green, Noble Grand of the association,
Mrs. Mary H. Bailey, Mrs Carrie
Berce, Mrs. Mabel Bragg, and the host
ess Mrs. Violet Fogg. After the meet
ing a social hour was enjoyed and
delicious dinner was served by the
hostess.
William Wildes has Just been elect
ed editor-in- chief of the Lever, the
issued three times year by
Skowhegan High school students. 9th
ers on the editorial staff and depart
ment managers are: Literary editor,
Helen Hight; art editor. Robert Wy
man; athletic editors. Allan Stinch-
field and Louise Stinchlield; exchange
editor. Kenneth Woodbury.. class re-
porters, George iaWes, Senior class;
Mamie Seamans Of the Junior class,
and Mary Merrill of the Sophomore;
treasurere, Edith Longfellow; circula-
ton manager, Reba Vail; assistant