The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-27

Irene Sirois of Waterville. She left
.Skowhegan Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Maria Chute left Saturday
morning on the eight o'clock train
for an extended visit with relatives in
Portland, Bridgton and Naples.
William Gagne, who has been serv-
ing in the U. s Army for three years
and after visit in Portland has come
to Skowhegan to visit with relatives.
Miss Alice Thurston returned Sat
urday to her home in Cascade, n. H.,
after visiting here with her
sister, Mrs. A. L. Nutting of East
Front street.
Mrs. w. H. Diller and two sons
Of Lansdowne, Pa, are here for the
summer with her sister, Miss Lena
NJ. Wyman, at the Wyman homestead
on Baptist Hill.
Mrs. Hazel Leavitt Langdon and
daughter, Jean, of Amsterdam, n. Y,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Clara
b. Leavitt and sister, Mrs. f. r.
Hill, corner of Middle and Spring
SITS.
Miss Margaret Lessard has COM
pleted her duties at Green Bros. and
has accepted position at the office
of the Central Maine Power Company.
At present Miss Annie Paradis is en-
ployed at Green Bros.
Mrs. Alma wilkins and family of
Wilton are expecting TO move to one
of the Lewis houses on Summer St
this fall to make their home for the
winter. Mrs. wilkins is the daughter
of Mrs. Daniel Lewis.
A number of ladies met Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. c. d.
Eaton of Middle street to witness a
demonstration in Wear-ever alumni
mum and enjoyed the cooked products
Of the demonstrations.
After three years as substitute
clerk at the Skowhegan Post Office
Eugene Dumont has been appointed
regular clerk owing to the increase
of business. Mrs. Hazel Roderick now
becomes the regular substitute clerk.
Miss Alta Young, who has been at
tending summer school of Commerce
in Auburn, arrived Saturday and went
to her home in East Madison. Miss
+oanbo,s o+ tho bi,b sebool hniIaing
Miss Alice r. Parker, the Red
Cross school nurse lett here Friday
afternoon for Castine where she will
attend for two weeks a session of the
rlraI teachers SIMMER school The
Pod Craas n,,rsas ara eno5alIv inyit.
cd IN tbis roureo
Miss Lucy a. crosby a tecaher III
the Stockton High School IN Stock
ton, Cal, who has been the guest OF
her cous a, MIS-. A. n. Butler, mas
gone TO I'en;on where she formerly
resided. MISS 'fo5by WAS at one time
teacntr i'll ldc i1alWaan Islands.
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\ christen ng ceremony occurred
! Sunday afternoon at two o'clock from
the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
when the rites of baptism were adj
mnistered by Rev. j. l.. A. Renaud
upon the infant son, Carlton Arthur
y, ~, ''"u uo ~, Arth,,r r,roatto and
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j. d. Tuliey of Redbank, n. j..
was in town Monday driving down
! with \. A.. Bowers of Detroit, Mich.
| from Athens. Mr.. Tulley, accompa-
| MED by his family have been guests
at the G, L. Austin farm in Athens
! Ills family will remain for about a
Imonth but he will shortly depart foi
| Worcester, Mass, and Bridgeport
Conn, enroute for home.
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Tbeda Holman Munson. parole officer
at the State Rcformatory for Women
has returned from Woodstock. \. b.
W tn an ESCAPED inmate. who was out
on parole and was working in Wins.
low. This was a source of consider
able satisfaction to the Reformator,
officials as there seemed to be some
Question with rogard Ia hninr .bIn II