The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
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Bangor this vacation.
Miss Altana Murphy of Haverhill,
Mass. is to visit this week with Miss
Phyllis Whiting.
Landlord w. E. Adams of Hotel
Oxford left Monday morning on bus
mess trip to Lewiston.
Mrs. Roy Haywood of Portland
visited the latter part of the week with
her father Horace Weston ON Main st.
4 DIR. and Mrs. l.. A. Dascombe are
visiting with their daughter Mrs A.
c. Bowman and family in Springfield,
VT
= Attorney Edward F. Merrill went to
Augusta Monday to attend a hearing
before the Public Utilities Commits
sion.
Robbie Howe of Bingham was in
town Saturday being on his way to
Lafayette Brays in Shawmut ON bus
mess.
: John w. Chase returned Monday to
his home in Fairfield after being
guest at the home of his uncle, George
Il. Chase.
Miss Kathryn Huckins a student at
Boston University arrived Saturday
; evening to visit her mother Mrs. n.
S. Huckins.
Miss Doris Cover. a member of the
; high school faculty at Dover, n H.
is at her home on Main street for the
holiday recess.
: John E. Wadsworth and Raymond
G.. Fogg, both students at the Uni
versity of Maine. are at their homes
for the holiday recess.
Mrs Matte Lowe of Shawmut ar
rived Saturday night to remain for
sometime at the home of her son
. Everett Lowe ON Baptist Hill
Thomas Dionne returned to Augusta
; Monday morning. On Tuesday next
he will address the members of
; Hinckley Grange on cooperation.
Mrs. NJ. II. Plummer of Rochester,
; \. II. who has been spending several
weeks at the home of her brother, E.
b. Chase departed Mondy morning.
The Parochial school closed yester-
day for vacation until January 2,
Monday, January l. being a Holy Day
of Obligation, for the Catholic people,
Mrs. Will Eastman left Monday
morning to visit with her mother in
Bath. Mr.. Eastman is employed by
the plumbing firm of Sargent &
Nutting III this town.
Mrs. Alfred J. Smith and daughters,
Mildred and Marion of Augusta arriv-
cd Saturday forenoon to visit with Mr..
and Mrs. c. II. futile at the futile
farm until after Christmas.
Mrs. James Derbyshire of Melrose,
Mass. who has been spending some
time with her daughter, Mrs. J. H.
Jenkins and son, DR.. r. A. Derby
shire, returned home Monday.
! Last Monday an anniversary mass
was offered from the altar from the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes by
Father Renaud in memory of Adel-
ard Beaulieu at the request of the
widow.
Miss Eunice Chase, teacher in the
high school at Roselle Park, \. j..
and Miss Gladys Chase, teacher at
Long Island, y. Y. are arriving this
week for the Christmas vacation at
their home on Madison Ave.
John l.. Fish of the Independent
Reporter leaves tomorrow afternoon
to spend Christmas and the remand
cr of the week with his sister Mrs.
j., e. Bova and family in Newtonville,
Mass He will return January |.
Mrs e. T. Goodrich returned Sat
urday night from Waterville, where
she has been spending several days
with her son DIR. r. o. Goodrich. His
little daughter. Margaret, who has
been very sick is now somewhat i'm
proved.
Miss Flora Murphy of Wernersville
Penn, arrived Friday TO spend the
. greater part of the winter with her
sister, Mrs. Howard Friend Miss
. Mary H. Friend, student at the Uni
yersity of Maine, is also at home for
. the holidays.
Miss Margaret Kennison of Exeter
. ~ II. arrived Saturday night to visit
. her grandmotherS Mrs Sarah Whit
: comb and aunt, Mrs. f. w. Buchanan,
Miss kennison attended Skowhegan
. High School last year being a member
Of the freshman class. She lived
. at the Buchanan home while here.
) DR.. and Mrs A. e. Rodden leave
I Saturday morning for Dover, n. II. to
. remain until Tuesday with the doctors
: parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Rodden
DR.. Herbert Fl. Rodden will come down
; from Madison Friday night and will
I accompany them to Dover On Tues
day he will go to Boston to remain for
! the balance of the week studying at a
! dental clinic.
The annual Christmas observance of
! De Molay Commandery, No. 10, X.
r., will be held Christmas morning
at l1.30 o'clock at the asylum. APP
propriate music will be rendered for
: the occasion. No part of the uniform
is to be worn. Three Sir knights
! have passed away during the year:
Eminent Sir Benjamin f. Eaton, who
was born in Clinton. March 1, 1896,