The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12

8 Y Phibrck attended meeting
# tie eobufn Steamboat Company in
Hanruf leaving here Monday after
noun
DWIGHT yfos. q patient at the Cen
raj AaIne Sanatorium AT Fairfield.
w up to visit With Carroll yiles and
family Monday
\ e ueall OF Scion was in skow-
hspan Monday. leaving on a business
trip down river ON the 240 train Mon
day afternoon.
Merle Springer. who is employed in
an Insurance Office in Hartford, Conn.
has returned TO that city after visit
Ing his parents on Middle street
Mrs Charles e, Smith started on
her return Saturday to Montreal.
Canada. after visiting with her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. u. f. Greenwood
Miss Emma NJ. sail. has been in
Norridgewock during the past week
owing 10 the illness Of her sister. who
has been nm invalid for number of
years.
County Agent G. A. Storer and Home
Demonstration Agent, Miss NJ. G.
lIare. left Monday afternoon on trip
10 Harmony, ST. Adams and Hartland
on Farm Bureau business.
Mrs. Hugh Ross Hatch Of Fairfield
was the guest 81 Mrs George Mer-
Ram while here last Friday and Sat
lrday to address the Missionary So
cielies of the Bcthany Baptist and
Federated churches.
Ennice Farngworih Chapter. d. A.
Il. will hold its monthly meeting next
Monday afternoon a the home of Miss
Louise H. Coburn COL Roy l.. Mars
ton will speak upon Impressions Of
Franco American Friendships
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Foss and
daughter, Ruth, of Athens, were In
Skowhegan Monday visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. l.. i Parsons. Miss Ruth
was brought here to receive the at
tention of Or. l.. a. Dascombe.
\ regular meeting Of the Town I'm
proyement Society viii be held tomor-
row friday afternoon in Library
Parlors with IA program on the con-
tinuancr Of the study of Mexico to be
directed by Mrs Susie ". Jacobs.
Miss rilda Rowe Of bingham. for
mer nurse at Kennchee Valley Hos
pital. Is TO take a course in training
NJ the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital
IN Boston. where Miss Beatrice A. l..
Lowd Of Skowhcgan is n student
nurse.
A meeting OF the Skowhegan Rifle
Club is called for tomorrow friday
evening at the rooms in the Munich
pal Building II is requested that
all members he present as business
Of importance shall come before the
meeting
Miss Annie paradis who has been
spending her Christmas vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Parads on NJ Pleasant avenue, re-
turned to Presquc Isle Monday where
she is student in the Arooltook State
Normal School
Mrs Gertrude Thompson of Port
land. who has been at her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Swain, re-
Turned home Monday Mrs Swain still
remains very IN and her other daugh-
ter. Mrs William Mitchell, of Boston,
is remaining here.
Notice We have wonderful vare-
" OF cheese, Imported Roquefort,
American Camcmbort, Young Ameri-
can Ancre Cream, Eoquefort flavor
Pineapple. Edam, licderkramz, New
Factory Cheese Let ua show them
to you CO w. Day G. Son. 1w2
bon 49, Townc of Madison. who is
spending the winter in st. Petersburg
Fla. was in SkoWhegan Monday on
business Mr. TOWne had to come as
far North as Boston, cons equently
came 10 his home for short stay.
He eXpcrts his father, Elmer Il.
Towne. io return to st. Petersburg
with him
Word has been received here of the
death OF Leroy w. Foss. aged SO, an
engineer thirty years on the Maine
Central Passenger train in Portland.
Mr. Eos has been running into Show
hogan during the fall and winter and
has been Tor sometime connected with
the train service in this section. He
has been railroadng for thirty-iive
years His wife, one son, his moth
CT and TWO sisters survive.
"Some Girl" light opera was pre-
scented to good sized audience at
the City Opera House Thursday even
ing The east was a large one and
he singing and dancing numbers
were very well presented. Title
Watts, In her surprising dance fea-
.ures and colored Petunia received
hearty applause Miss Walberg, az
Babbett was exceptionally charming
and graceful but her voice was some
what married by II severe cold. The
costumes were exceptionally good.
The annual meeting of the Working
League of the Federated Church was
held last week, Wednesday, in the
church parlors During the business
session. which was presided over by
The president, Mrs. George +. Samp-
son, annual reports were given which
showed that the League had paid dur
ing the year $500 on the parsonage
The wear has been q most successful