The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-31
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Dr. >. M. Cover and family re-
turned Friday evening from yaca-
ton spent at Limington and East Sui
Ivan.
Mrs. Mabel Lemieux of Central
Falls, II. l., is visiting for several
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Gotta.
William Priest, a provision dealer
in Hudson, Mass, and family were
visitors at the Dean Farm the early
part of the week.
Wardell Laney, clerk in the J. p.
Thibodeau grocery store, and family
are enjoying a two weeks vacation at
the Corvette cottage at Lakewood.
MIR. and Mrs Roy Skinner and two
daughters of ST. Johnsbury, Vt, ar
rived late Saturday night by automo-
bile to visit DR.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Lord.
Raymond Dionne, caretaker for DR..
Young, and family returned Saturday
after two weeks vacation at the
John Mcclellan cottage at Lake Wes-
erunsett.
Miss Eda Heinemann, who is this
week completing her engagement
with the Lakewood Stock Company,
will teach at Vassar College this com
ing year.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A Storer and Mas
| ter Allan returned Sunday from Weld
where they visited with Mr.. Storer's
brother and on Saturday attended the
reunion of the Phinney family.
George G Newton of West Upton,
Mass, was week end guest of his
grandmother, Mrs. Annie Steward on
the Canaan road. He was returning
from his vacation spent in Tracey, N.
B.
The family of Joseph Paradis who
have been residing at A Maple st.
moved Saturday to Sanford where
they are to make their home. They
moved here from Presque Isle about
! five years ago.
John Ames, who has been employed
| as a superintendent in the construc-
ton work of the Central Maine Pow
er Company in their local operations,
has gone to Waterville, where he is
similarly engaged.
Among the small theatre and din
ner parties of last week at Lakewood
were one given by Mrs r. A.
Derbyshire and the other by Mrs. II.
l.. SWEET. The dinner was served
at the Arcadia Tea Room.
William A McQuillan and family
and Mrs. McQuillans mother, Mrs.
jeremiah O'Neil, all of Hudson, Mass.
have been visiting at the Thomas Dean
farm. Mr.. McQuillan is head of
the shipping department of the Fire
stone Rubber Company.
+ Olin Roderick arrived Saturday
| from Boston to join Mrs. Roderick
and children, Olin Jr., and jeanette,
! who have been visiting with Mr.. Ro-
| derick's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel Roderick, Mr.. Roderick ex
poets to make his home here.
| Mr.. and Mrs George S. Williams
and his mother, Mrs. Mary Williams
of Hartland visited Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs G. B. Fairgrieye. Until
recently they nave been living in
Skowhegan but have repurchased
/ their former home in Hartland and
are again settled there.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tobey and
family of Bridge street have returned
home after spending the summer at
their old farm home in Jefferson. MI
Tobey is very much improved in
health and expects to be back on the
| Watkins team again this fall after be-
| ing off duty for ten months.
| D. b Hobart of East Madison has
| purchased of II. W. George his home
! on Turner avenue, Mr.. George hav-
| Ing bought acre place one mile
! from Freeport on the Freeport-Port-
land road. Mr.. and Mrs. George
will move to their new possession in
about one week Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart are undecided at present as to
whether they win occupy their new
purchase or not
Included among the colony at Fair
grieye Bay at the present time are
a number of teachers Among them
are Eliza G.. RideoGt and Eva b.
Soule, both teachers in Brunswick
and Miss II. S Bradford of Dorches-
ter, Mass, another teacher. Miss
Josephine Emerson of Boothbay Har-
Dor, teacher in Yonkers, N. Y, is
also at the Bay and is occupying cot
tage number one, together with Miss
1 Oarolyn Cover and Miss Gertrude S.
Weston, both of Skowhegan.
Kenneth Thomson and his mother,
Mrs. Edith Taylor Thomson of Pitts
Eburg, Pa, who have been occupying
the Roullard cottage at Lakewood
since Mr. Thomson has been playing
at the Lakewood Theatre, left Sun
day for New York. Mr.. Thomson
! will play in New York and was due
for a rehearsal Monday at 10 o'clock.
| Mrs. Thomson will stay in New York
for a few days. Other members of
the company who also left Lakewood
Sunday, having completed their en-
! gagement We're Miss Marvee Snow,
/ Robert Hudson, John Harrington and
! Richard Thornton. They were all
bound for New York
Under the direction of the Womans
Foreign Missionary Society of the
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