The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-04

] Senator Clyde II. Smith left Tues
! day morning on the o'clock train
| for Augusta to attend to his Senator
S ial duties during the Legislature.
7 Miss Marguerite Savage returned
/ Saturday to the home of Mr. and Mrs.
h. l.. Savage. after visiting with her
aunt, Mrs Herbert Gregory in Ber-
/ lin, ~ II.
+ Ernest Joy of Bar Harbor. who WAS
4 at home with Langdon Jewett for the
holiday recess, returned Monday with
his host 10 resume his studies AT Bow
doin College.
Miss Gladys Rowell, senior at the
Posse School IN Boston, returned To
that city Tuesday to resume her stu
dies. She will be home again The
tenth Of March.
Miss f. Felta Richardson. S. II. S.
% returned to Pennington Normal
School, Tuesday, after spending the
Christmas vacation at her home in
East Skowhegan.
Miss Norma Smith has returned
from Freeport, whore she visited her
uncle, DR.. X. w. Smith, She also
attended the Paderewski Concert in
Portland while away.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Taylor returned
to Portland, Monday, after visiting
with relatives in Skowhegan. Mrs
Taylor, who was formerly Miss Berl
h Nye, is taking a course in voice cnl-
ture in Boston this winter.
Miss Yerna Porter left Tuesday fol
Boston to resume her studies at the
Wheelock kindergarten School. Miss
Alta Porter a student at Wheaton
College, is remaining in Skowhegan
for several days longer.
The second in the series of private
assemblies being given by the Show
hogan Dancing Club, will be held to-
morrow (Fridayl evening in Grange
Hall. The seasons committee Will
have charge of the arrangements.
1 Miss Chantel Bison. WHO has com
| pleted her duties in the office of Holt
& Hight, left Friday for New York ac
companying her sisters, Miss Nave
rine and Theresa Bisson back to that
city She will remain there for the
| present.
/ Miss Marion G. Hare. home demon
stration agent of the Farm bureau,
treturned the latter part OF the week
from a visit ut her home in Montieel-
10. She and County Agent {, \.
Storer we're at Fairfield Center yes
/ L rN1a IA
meeting in Victor Grange Hall
! Mrs. w. y. Whittier has received IS
a Christmas gift from her brother
Frank Tolman Of Dunsmuir. Calf,
formerly Of Skowhegan, Il seven
pound box of figs, raisins, dates and
similar fruits. Mr.. Tolman, whose
4 old home was in the Malhon's Mills
section has been located in California
/ for many years.
Among the Skowhegan people who
attended the Paderewsh Concert in
| Portland last week were Mr.. and Mrs.
| VIM. Folsom Merrill. Mrs. r. G. NYe,
| Miss Dorothy Nye, Mrs. W. II. Cum
| mings, Mrs. r. l.. Marston. Miss Ar
/ linz II. Burnor and F. ]. Sanford.
| Mrs. James V. Riley and Mrs. Lima
] VI. McKenney of Madison were also in
| attendance.
| Miss Florence Dunton and Miss
Helen Johnson, both students at Mas
son Institute in SpringVale, VINO have
been visiting at their homes in Ath-
ems were in town Monday on their re-
turn. Miss Madeline Emery. who has
been visiting with her mother in
! Athens was also in town Monday,
/ leaving for Colebrook. \. H.. where
she is teacher.
S.V Bison leaves this afternoon
for a visit in Chicago. accompanying
III. S. Hopkins thus far on his journey
to Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where he will
attend d railroad meeting. +. W.
Cook, who makes his home with his
daughter, Mrs. Howard Burgess of Is
land avenue, is, also leaving this al
ternoon with the two gentlemen, he
J being on his way to California.
Edward n. Snow of Montreal has
returned after visit in the home OF
,IDr. W. S. Stinchfield. Mr.. Snow is
employed by the Northern Electrical
Company at Montreal, HaFlHS DetiI
!, with them for eleven years. He Is
Il graduate of Skowhegan high school,
class of 1906 and of the University Of
Maine, class of 1910. electrical engin-
! eering course. On his way to Skow-
hogan. Mr.. Snow visited for short
time with his brother Lyman b. Snow
in Boston.
! Miss Dorothy Nyc visited last week
with her friend Miss Dorothea Wood
! ard in Bingham, returning home in
time to accompany her mother 10
Portland for the Paderewski Concert.
Skowhegan friends of James Dur
kin, formerly with the Lakewood
Stock Co. will be Interested to learn
that he Is still with the Abraham Lin
colin Co.. playing the part of General
Lee and is at present at the fremont
! Theatre in Boston.
y Owing to the weather and travel
! ing there was not a large attendance
at the lecture given Friday evening at
the Opera House by Frank Dixon.
! This was the third in the series of
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