The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27

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Milton Young.
Mrs. j. l.. Yiles of. VIM came Sat
urday to visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Green.
Miss Michael Dearborn. of Augusta
has returned home after being her,
to visit Mrs. A o. Burrill.
i Mr.. and Mrs. David Edwards hay,
gone to Newport, h. l. to visit theil
/ daughter, Mrs. Carl Lightbody.
.Mrl and Mrs. William Mosson o
! Lawrence, Mass. came Saturday t.
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Murray.
Mrs Elsie Weymouth. an aged lady
living with her daughter, Mrs. Calvin
Eaton on Middle street is reported
rs. quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth was
in Hinckley Saturday and spoke be
fore the kennebecside Club delivering
her address on Napoleon.
Mrs j. W. Brown of Oklahoma and
Miss Nell Clifford of New York City
will arrive Friday noon for a visit
with their mother, Mrs. +. o. Eaton
Judge John f. Morrill,. who has been
presiding at the April term of court
goes from here to York County to
| preside at the Supreme court sessions
Miss Doris Eaton who has been
SPEEDING some weeks with her par
cnts in Corhyille returned Friday tC
/ Boston to complete her course at Mrs
pierce's business school.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Varnum,
who have been spending sometime in
Brooksville with Mrs. Varnums
daughter have returned to their home
on Mt. Pleasant avenue.
The 11.40 train leaving Skowhcgan
/ is to be changed to 10 p. m. begin
ming Monday May LIST. We are in
formed that the afternoon mail at
the postofiice closes at l2.40
Earl Crundy, who has charge of the
Boys Work at the Pine Street Method
list Church in Portland, visited last
week in town with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. j. II. Grundy of Mechanic
street.
Harry Dysart has returned from
Brattleboro, Vt. where he has been
visiting Roy MeDonough, formerly a
student at the high school, and now
| engaged in the insurance business at
Brattleboro.
M,sg am No11 ,~,,l,, i
from a short visit in Portland and
with her daughter Miss Ruth Nalliere
at Gorham Normal School and with
her mother, Mrs. Clara l.. Wyman 'ai
Old Orchard.
Miss Fern DeVoll departed Tues
day morning for Kingiield where she
is attending high school She has
been visiting with her father. Seth
DeVoll and family on Jewett street
for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Downes, SUI
perVisors of manual training and art
in the high school and the Sli0whe-
Monday morning after being in Port
land to attend the Vocational Educa-
tional conference.
Mrs. Donald Kelley of Scion, for
merly Miss Gladys Redmond, a steno-
grapher in the Office of Geo. w. Cow
er, has accepted a position at the In
Observation-Disclosures office and begins
her duties next Monday
The annual meeting of the Skowhe-
hogan Woman's Club will be held
probably in about two weeks after the
oneretta of May 10, as it seemed ne
cessary to defer the same until after
the operetta's production.
Friends of Thomas A. Eodgdon who
underwent serious surgical opera
ton at the Peter Brent brigham Hos
pital in Boston several days ago, is
Commissioning quito rapidly 1t re
CURED four hours to perform the .ope-
ration.
The many young friends of Miss
Lillian Murray. whose marriage an
nouncement is published elsewhere in
this issue, will recall that she re5id-
ed for number of Years with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Murray
on Lawton street and attended the
public schools of this town.
The annual inspection Of Somerset
Chapter. No. Is Royal Arch Masons
was held Thursday evening with a
very large attendance. A banquet
was served at ESQ by members Of the
Eastern Star. Right Excellent Grand
Scribe Z. L. Mallett of Frecport was