The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-31
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Morris Gledhill left Tuesday after
noon on a business trip to New York
The rural schools open Sept. 5. The
high aud grade schools on September
Il.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Elliott has return
ed from a visit with her sisters in
Hartland.
/ Sunset Chapter, o. z. s. No. 81.
meets Friday evening at 745. There
will be work.
Sunshine Society will meet at the
Municipal Building next Thursday,
Sept. 9TH, at go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wyman and
two sons have returned home from a
vacation at Ocean Point.
Miss Vesta Bigelow. teacher in
Auburn, has been visiting this week
with her sister, Mrs. l.. IL. Appleby.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Hopkins have re-
turned from a visit with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harold Sawyer, of South
Portland.
Mrs. Theda Holman AIunson. Pa
role Matron at the state Reformatory,
left Tuesday morning on u business
visit to Bath.
Miss Dorothy Hobart goes Saturday
to Good Will where she viii teach in
the fourth and fifth grades of the
Boys School.
Mr.. and Mrs. George IT, Davis of
Winthrop, Mass are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Green. Mrs. Davis
is Mrs. Green's daughter.
The rank of Knight will be confer
red this evening at the regular meet
ing of the Knights of Pythias. Re
freshments will be served.
Miss Beatrice Genlhcncr is enjoy
ing vacation from her duties at the
First National Bank and is visiting
with relatives in DamariscOtla.
Miss Evelyn Flanders of Waterville
was in town Saturday night calling
on her aunt, Mrs. George Soule. She
was on her way to her home in Madi-
son for a short visit.
ID. Volconick, a mechanic from the
Brunswick Bake Company, will COM
plete his duties Thursday in starting
two new alleys at the Bowlodrome,
which has now opened.
Mrs. George French and her daugh-
ter, Miss Esther French, left Tuesday
afternoon To visit with relatives in
Bath. Miss French will leave Labor
Day for Southington, Conn, where
she will resume her duties as teach
er.
Louise Cummings of Bingham is a
surgical patient at the Kennebec Val
ley Hospital. Another patient at this
institution is Mrs. Blanche Hilton of
Madison. Dorothy Stevens, daugh-
ter of Harry Stevens, of Skowhcgan,
who underwent throat operation
Tuesday has gone home.
Roland Kilkenney of San Francisco,
Calf, Will leave this week for several
days in New York. ETe is visiting his
mother, Mrs. z. w. Merry. Miss Cert
rude Taylor of New Rochelle, n. Y,
who has bee twisting at the Merry
home, has departed. Miss Annie Els
Their Waugh of Worcester, Mass, is
| remaining to accompany Mr.. kilken-
ney, who is her cousin, when he de
| parts.
Mrs. Blanche Stafford of Harmony,
| who has been surgical patient ut
| Kennebeo Valley Hospital, returned
home last Friday. Other patients re-
Gently discharged were Mrs. Ora Hall
of Athens, Mrs. Ada Smith of North
Arson, Peter Haryille of lockwood,
Mrs. Guy Gilman and i1fant son, Law
renee Guy, and Mrs. M. Il. Lord and
| daughter Pauline Estelle. George
| Veno, Jr., arrived Monday from Rock
wood for medical treatment. Surgical
patients are Mrs. John Cox of Han
over street, who was operated on Sat
urday and William Bushey of North
Arson who was operated on Monday
morning.
| A delightful gathering of former
and present Wheaton College stud
ents was held Friday afternoon al
the home of Miss Hannah r. Page
| Miss Page receiving in honor of Miss
| Mandana Marsh of Providence, II. J..
who graduated from Wheaton last June
Miss Marsh is the house guest of Miss
Page after attending summer school
at Cornell University. Those present
included, Miss Sarah B. Young OF Nor
ton, Mass. Registrar at the College
who has been visiting in Skowhegan
and Scion, Miss Pauline Eaton Oak
| Miss Marion Il. Lord, Miss Helon
Lord, Miss Carolyn Cover, Miss Alta
Porter, Miss Grace Fox Of Skowhegan
Miss Eleanor Williams and Miss Flor
ence Sanders of Athens. The after
noon was spent socially, Miss Gal,
reading a one act play. Miss Marion
Lord furnishing piano music with
singing by Miss Alta Porter and Miss
Helen Lord Luncheon was served on