The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-15
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her home on Madison avenue.
Miss Clara Libby returned Tuesday
morning from visit in Boston.
Hon. S. w. Gould left Tuesday
morning on business trip to Boston.
Mrs. E. L. Marsh of Sandwich, Mass.
is here for short visit with Miss
Hannah R. Page.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Lombard of the
Norridgewock road are the parents of
a little daughter.
Ray Kilgore visited with his broth
err, Earl Kilgore at Benton the latter
part of the week.
Attorney c. e. Eames of Scion was
in town Tuesday night on his return
from Superior Court at Wateryille.
Postmaster Charles Mclaughlin and
Harry Starbird of Harmony were
callers at the Reporter office Tues
day, having business in Skowhegan.
There was fire at the Office of
Holt & Hight Tuesday morning but
only trifiing damage resulted. 1t was
occasioned by the installing of new
heating system.
The fire department was called out
shortly after noon Tuesday to extin-
guish blaze in the woods near the
Fairview trotting park. 1t was con-
trolled in short order.
Mr. and Mrs. H w. Lowd of Gorham
/ former residents are visiting former
friends here this week Their visit
was occasioned by the annual inspec-
ton of the Eastern Star this evening"
Mrs. Lowd being one of the officers.
Mrs Ella n. Austin of Walulku,
Maui, Hawaiian Territory who has
been visiting Mrs. A. r. Jewett and
Mrs. Minnie Green, has gone to Bos-
ton to visit her brother before con-
tinuing her journey to Los Angeles,
Calf. for the winter.
There will be special conclave of
De Molay Commandery next Tuesday
afternoon and evening, with orders
conferred at both sessions and ban
quet at $50 in the evening. The
supper arrangements will be in charge
of Sir Knight John L. Fish.
Harry Hilton of Waterville joined
Mrs. Hilton who has been here for
several days to attend the funeral of
his father-in-law, David c. Jewett
yesterday David Haig of Belmont,
Mass, another son-in-law of Mr.. Jew
ett's was also here for the funeral.
Sister Angelina, a graduate of the
Normal department of Mt. Merici who
Is assisting the nuns at the Parochial
school prior to entering the order, has
returned from visit at Mt. Merici.
Not having taken the vows of the Or
der, her habit is unlike the garb of
the other nuns.
Sunrise Chapter of Canaan will be
guests tonight of Sunset Chapter, o.
e. S. at $50 supper served in the
Masonic Banquet Hall. Afterwards
will occur the annual inspection of
Sunset Chapter, with the grand ma
iron, Mrs. Isabel Montgomery as in
speeding officer. A large attendance
is anticipated. The Chapter will con-
vene at 745. A regular meeting of
the Chapter will be held at 745 Friday
night.
The Pioneer Past Noble Grands' AS
SOCldllOu was very pARdodiihig tilltl-
tanned by Mrs. Mabel G. Bragg Tues
day afternoon at her home on East
Leavtt street In the absence of the
president. Mrs. Mary Hurley. the vice
president, Miss Alice f. Danforth pre-
sided. During the social hour which
followed the business session, Mrs,
Helen Brown and Mrs. Mary S. T.
Burns gave readings. Very delicious
refreshments were served by the host
ess. The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Cora Hurley.
The death Of Mrs. Maria Pinkham
of North Arson, widow of Capt Chas.
r. Pinkham occurred Friday night at
the Kennebec Valley Hospital where
she had been patient for about six
weeks. suffering with a cancerous af-
lection. She was the daughter of
John Hayes. The remains were taken
to North Arson Sunday night where
the funeral services were held. Her
sister, Mrs. S. w. Hinckley of South
Portland and the latter's two daugh
ters. Mrs. William Soule and Mrs.
Enoch Richards, both of Portland
were here because of her death and
were guests at the oxford.
The following patients have suffi
GENTLY recovered to be discharged
from Kennebec Valley Hospital to-
day: Mrs. Richard Ledger, Madison,
Mrs Ella Beale, Pennington. Thomas
V. Whalen, Seboomook. others who
leave the institution this week are
Mrs Ralph Whitney, North Arson and
Miss Ruby Morrison, Skowhegan,
while those recently discharged are:
Miss Esther Flewellyn, Hinckley, Mrs.
Rose Murray. Skowhegan, Arthur NJ,
Ingersoll, New York City and Mrs.
Harry Steward, Bingham. Present
surgical patients are Mrs. w. p. Bak-
err, Bingham. Murvelle Tracy, Nor
ridgewock, Clarence Glazier, Skowhe-
gan, Mrs. B. L.. Nightingale, Skowhe
gan and Mrs. Grover Getchell, Madi-
son.
New patients at Somerset Hospital
are Mrs. Adelaide Dudley, Mrs. F. T.
Hurley and little daughter, Mrs. An
ME Lagasse, Mrs. Thomas Lessor,