The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-05
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Miss Marion G. Hare, who has beer
visiting with parents In Monticello re-
turned Monday and has resumed hel
duties as county home demonstrated
in the Farm Bureau Office.
Miss. Beatrice Smiley, who is teach.
ing In Orange. N. j., returned to thai
city Monday after visiting during ths
holiday with her parents, Mr.. and Mira
D.. r. Smiley Of Dyer street.
Reliable information received al
this ONCE would seem to indicate thai
the Maine Pulp and Paper Company
whose mill has been idle for about si1
weeks, will commence operation:
shortly.
Thomas Cockburn who is attending
Burdette's Business College In Bos-
tor, returned to that city Monday fol
loving q several days visit with his
pareats, Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
c6ckburh, who live on Baptist Hill.
Miss Rate Tozier has gone to Cam.
bridge, Mass, to eater the Cambridge
Hospital where she will have q si1
months finishing training. She will
return to Somerset Hospital, from
which Institution she will graduate.
Miss Lyle Stinchfeld accompanied
by a college chum. Miss Lauralee Nc
Cam. who has been visiting at the
Stinchfieid home, for several days. left
Monday morning for Boston, where
they are attending Simmons College.
Lauriston Jacobs returned to Bos-
ton Monday where he will resume his
studies In business ADMINISTRATION at
Harvard. He was acconpanied'by his
brother. Mylon. who will 90 on to MID
dlcton, Conn, where he is student
in Wesleyan college. r.,
Miss Jeanie Thomson returned to
Pennington Tuesday after visiting for
two weeks with her parents, Mp. a4d
Mrs Thomas Thomson, at their home
on Mount Pleasant Avenue Miss
Thomson is attending the State Nor
NAL School In that town.
John; 3. Brown OF the state audit
ing department was visiting with
friends in town Sunday. Mr.. Brown
mas formerly employed in the clerical
Department of the Texas Steamships
Co.. at Bath. and, while there became
acquainted with Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
X, Croteau. .s-.s ~
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bourgoine
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Maheu. OF
Waterville returned to that city, Mon
day after spending the New Years
holiday with the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Laney OF q Court street
There were forty-three at dinner Sum
day at the Laney home.
Felix Goldammer of Madison and
Mrs. = Fart Finnemore Of Hathaway
street Skowhegan. were operated Oh
at Somerset Hospital last week.
Among the patients returned home are
Edgar Pelkie OF the River Road. Ho-
race Flanders, OF Skowhegan. Mrs.
Irene eSheaf of Norridgewock and
Miss Hope Withee. Of Skowhcgan.
Mr.. and Mrs George Groder. MIR.
and Mrs. Francois NORM. Mr.. and
Mrs. WI Croteau. w. J. Butler and
George Laney received beautiful cut
glass water sets and trays from FIR.
Renaud last week. The gentlemen
above referred to have been collect
Drs In the Church OF Our Lady Of
Lourdes during the past yeat.
About fifty children who have been
singing In the junior choir at the
church OF Our Lady OF, Lourdes dun.
ng the past year were entertained III
the Parochiaf School hall Monday IL
Lernopn From two to five, by the sis.
.ers.lt EAa cream. fancy cakes. vari-i
BUS Mhf3t Of candies and pop corn
we're Served, Games and music were
,lso cnjoyeE, Judging from what the
little ones Tell US they had an ex-
,cptiohally good time,
Mrs. Thomas BouIotte and daugh-
er. Elizabeth, were called to Bruns-
wick Saturday because OF the death Of
drs. B0ulette's father, Joseph Libby.
dr. Libby was gate tender at the
Maine Central Railroad crossing on
Street In Bruins wick. He was
ounl dead on the tracks by Mr.. Frank
stanwood just 4 few moments before
! fast moving freight train passed by.
Death was evidently due to heart fail
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Among the patients ut Kcnnebcc
Valley Hospital. who have undergone
surgical operations during the past
'>Ak "re" Ralrh Ch'pman Of North
asR Portland; Mrs. Eva Redmond of
5.Uwilekan, anu Mrs. Julian Conroy
# Wateryille: Mrs. Maria Tinkhsm
'eturned to her home In North Arson
asst Saturday after surgical opera
ion. Mrs. ". A. Wheeler OF Island
venue, Skowhegan, Is medical pa
lent 1t the hospital.