The independent-reporter., 1923-12-20
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Miss Helen Day is at home frem
Bangor for the Christmas recess.
Miss yenessa Irvine of Solon Ia Wis
iting at the heme of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund oilman.
George w. Tobey, who has been Ill
for three weeks with pneumonia, is
reported as improying.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodge are the
parents of young son born at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital.
Miss Maxim elizabeth Abbey of
'Solon is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Sarah J. Abbey for a few days.
Bank Commissioner Fred F. Law
renee was up from Augusta last
Saturday attending to matters of
business.
The s. H. s. Girls basket ball team
opens its season ON December 2S,
with a game with a team made up of
8. III. 8, alumni.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Eames are to
! leave Tuesday morning for Portland
] W ht BudStS oStE AliilHtiAldb VI iCid-
tives in that city.
Mrs. Ralph Burrin of North Ber-
wick arrived Monday night to visit
with friends and relatives in town un-
TIL after Christmas.
Mrs. Charles Kelley of the Water
vile road was taken to the hospital,
Monday night suffering from an at
tack of acute rheumatism.
M. w. Savage left yesterday after
noon for Bangor where he has been
drawn to serve on the jury of the
United States Federal Court.
John Oddly, a student at Wesleyan
University arrived home Sunday to
pass the Christmas vacation with
his papents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oddly.
Mrs. Grace SWEET of Bangor has
been visiting here with Mr. and Mrs.
H. L. SWEET She will shortly leave
Bangor to establish her home in Cal
iflrnia.
Miss Elma Gilbert, an employee at
the Somerset Shoe Factory, has re-
turned from Pennington, N. H., where
she was called owing to the illness Of
her mother.
Frank Parsons, w. H. Hight, Enrol
Taylor, Charles Smith and Dana
Blanchard attended a meeting of the
State Automobile Association in Au-
gusta, Saturday.
rha ,a,,oina of nonold Artb,,r 1e
day old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Poulin were buried yesterday in the
Calvary Cemetery. The child died
Tuesday forenoon.
An interesting Christmas contest is
on at the Bowlodrome next Christmas
Eve. Manager Curtis offers excel
! lent prizes and most of the local fans
have qualified for the contest.
Roscoe Abbey, general foreman OF
the Central Maine Power Co., is to go
to Boston next Monday to spend
Christmas with his wife and children
who are passing the winter In that
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phillips oil
Indianapolis will pass the week end
and the Christmas holidays with Mrs
Phillips parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
w. Steward in East Lansing. Michi-
gan.
Thomas Rollins of Lewiston and
his daughter Miss Christie Rollins
will arrive Saturday night to pass the
Christmas holidays with Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Thomas and with other friends
in town.
A. r.. Jewett's store has lately been
renovated and redecorated with white
enamel paint greatly improving the
interior and adding to the general
prevailing sanitary condition of this
we'll known market.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Jenkins of Lew
iston were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Reed and attended the
community dinner at Capt. Healy's
rendering much assistance In the
serving of the meal.
Miss Kathleen Norton, S. H. s. %
now student at the Chandler Secre-
tarial school in Boston, will spend
the two weeks Christmas vacation al
her home on Summer street with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs F. l.. Nor
ton.
Miss Florence Dodge, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dodge of Seat
tie, Washington, is arriving Saturday
to spend the Christmas recess from
her studies at Mt. HoEoke College in
South Hadley, Mass, with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. R. Philbrick.
Mrs. Walter Wiltshire Of Sidney and
H. G. Morton of Oquossoc have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S
Hopkins. Mrs. Wiltshire and Mrs
Hopkins are sisters. Mfr. and Mrs
Hopkins will spend Christmas with
their daughters, Mrs Harold Sawyer
and Mrs. Albert Hodgkins in Port
land
The various school rooms In the
Park building are decorated with the
seasons colors with large Christmas
trees. The pupils are making gifts
some of which will be distributed
among themselves and others will be
given to the sick children. Tomor-
row there will he Red Cross Dlay