The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05

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DR.. l.. P. Geoffrion will resume his |
medical practice next week.
Mrs. Ola Hicks of Hinckley is re-
ceiving treatment at Somerset Hos |
pital.
II. W. Lowd left yesterday morning
on few days business trip to Calais
and vicinity.
Mrs. Sarah Vigue and Mrs. Nellie |
L. Gagne left yesterday morning for
visit in Portland.
Mrs. Joseph p. Oak spent the day
Totman in Fairfield.
d. Fl. Bartlett, one of our oldest
citizens, is reported i'll with the grippe
at his home on Madison Ave.
The Past Chiefs Association will
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. Eta
| Elsmore at her home on Madison
avenue.
! Frank Adams went to Hallowell
yesterday morning to visit his daugh-
tiers, who are in the Industrial School
for Girls.
Clifton Adams of this town has ac-
cepted position which places him In
charge of the inside department OF
the Blaisdell Auto Co.
Rev. George Loring Thurlow, coun-
ty chairman of the military training
camps, was in Madison yesterday fore
noon to address the boys of Madison
high school.
Miss NJ. G.. Hare, home demonstra-
ton agent, was at Fairfield Center,
yesterday to conduct millinery
meeting for the Farm Bureau aud eX-
tension service.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Decker, for
merly of Brighton, who have been
living on Turner Avenue for about
two years, have bought the J. F.
Phillips place on West Front st.
Irwin Symonds, who has been visit |
ing with his mother, Mrs. Caroline |
Symonds in East Walpole. Mass, has |
arrived in town to join Mrs. Symonds |
and renew former acquaintance.
A regular meeting of Sunset Chap
ter o. f. S. will be held tomorrow,
Friday evening Refreshments will !
be served under the direction of Mrs.
Dora T. Nye and Mrs. Ora W. Valliere. |
Miss Lillian Burnor, who has been |
in California for the past eight years
started on her homeward trip last
week, to visit with her mother, Mrs.
Mary Burnor. She will stop in New
York on her trip east.
A regular meeting OF Skowhegan
Grange will be held next Wednesday |
evening. 1t will be a historical meet
ing and the committee in charge are
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. White, Mr. and |
Mrs. c. A. Storer and Mr. and Mrs.
G. l.. Parker.
Deputy Sheriff II. r. Croker of
Canaan, who is serving as one oil
the court officers at the Court House |
has lately received a second valuable |
bloodhound from Lexington, KY lie
recently purchased one from Will
Jamestown, Mich. The pair VIII be
used for trailers.
Maurice b. Magoon of the Molunkus
road. a local milk dealer, when at
tempting to get aboard his milk
sleigh Tuesday morning, slipped on
the ice and broke one OF the smaller
bones of his leg. William Wyman,
long an employee at the Magoon farm, ,
is handling the milk route during Mr..
Magoon's confinement to his home.
The annual inspection of De Molay |
Commandery No. 10, X. T., will be
held at the asylum next Tuesday even
ing, April 10. Supper will be served
by the Eastern Star with Mrs. A. b. |
Plummer as chairman. Very Emin-
ent Sir Cyrus ~ Blanchard, deputy
grand commander of the Grand Com |
mandery of Maine will inspect the
work in the Order Of Temple.
At the meeting of Skowheegan
Sorosis next Monday evening, DIR.
Herbert C. Libby of Colby College will |
give an address on The Unit OF Our
Civilization. This will be a discus |
sion of the home and contribution,
education should make to it. Eaeh |
member will be privileged to invite
one guest and the teachers OF the
public schools will be special guests.
A regular meeting of the Ella F.
Mitchell Philathea Glass will be held |
Monday evening, April at Bethany
Chapel. There will be an illustrated
lecture by Rev. George Merriam,
special music and readings by Miss
Ruth VALERIE. There is important
business to be transacted and a large
attendance is desired. The members
of the class will please meet at the
church at ten-fifteen Sunday morning
to attend morning worship in body. !
George NJ. Dunton of SIS Spring st.
left here yesterday for Cold Stream. !
He expects to return Monday. Mr.. /
Dunton has been employed the past
seven years by the Hollingsworth q |
Whitney Company. The first three
years he was engaged in construction
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