The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
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Miss Thelma Cook of Athens is WIS.,
iting her aunt, Mrs. Albra c. Smih.
Miss Edith Simpson went to Farm
ington last week where she has enter
ed the Normal School.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Abbot Kendall will
return to their winter home in st.
| Petersburg the first of October.
Denis Dionne spent few days in
Bangor and East Corinth visiting
friends and relatives last week.
Anthony Albert spent the week end
in town visiting friends. He was
formerly employed at the Reed farm
of East Madison, owned by Luke AL
bert.
Carroll c. Goodwin and family have
returned to North East Harbor where
Mr.. Goodwin will continue his duties
as teacher of manual training in the
high school.
w. V. Lander and family returned
| Tuesday to their home in West New
ton, Mass, after spending the summer
at. their cottage on the East Shore of
Lake Wesserunsett.
Miss Annie Clough of Augusta re-
turned to Augusta last Saturday af-
ter a short visit with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Clough of
the Lakewood road.
Andrew Fisher of Scion was in
town Monday on business. He has
| recently purchased the Prescott place
at East Madison where he will estab-
| lish his future home.
Joseph Russakoff left last Thurs
day for Hanover, n. H, where he is
to enter Dartmouth College. Mr..
Russakoff was valedictorian of the
1928 graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs George E. Chase, Will
bur Chase and Miss Caroline Crocker
went to Lewiston Sunday where Will
bur Chase underwent a throat opera
ton at DR.. Cobb's Hospital.
Ray Oliver, who has been employed
in the printery department of the In
ependent-Reporter, leaves Friday
for Cambridge, Mass, where he has
accepted a similar position
Fred J. Poulin of the firm of Poulin
& Laney left Tuesday for Boston and
New York where he will select spring
merchandise. The trip from Bangor
to Boston was made by boat.
DR.. and Mrs. A. E. Rodden enter
tanned Joe Flemming, Joe McMannus,
Miss Helena Sullivan and Miss Mary
Webb, all of Bangor and DR.. H. H.
Rodden of Madison last Sunday.
Miss Ruby Lathe returned last
week to resume her duties as teacher
of the fifth grade in the Garfield build
ing on Leavitt street, after spending
the summer at her home in Augusta.
Miss Ella M. Flanders, who was in
town last week for a short visit with
friends, has now gone to Boston to
continue her studies of the piano and
cello at the New England Conserya-
tory of Music.
Clyde H. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. e. p.
Whiting, Miss Margaret M. Chase and
Miss Mildred Beale went to Bar Har-
bor yesterday, where Mr.. Smith spoke
on the Forty-eight Hour Law before
the Maine Federation of Womens
Clubs.
Mrs. Leo E. Bova and Mrs. Joseph
w. Weber returned to their homes
in Newtonville, Mass, Monday, after
a weeks visit in town, Mrs. Bova with
her brother, John L. Fish and Mrs.
Weber with her mother, Mrs. Flora
Savage.
Brooks Savage, who has been i'll
much of the summer has regained his
health sufficiently to resume his stud
les at Bowdoin College. His friend
Snapper Ross spent the week end
with him returning to Brunswick
Monday.
Levite Belleheur of Madison and
Luke Albert OF East Madison left Sat
urday evening for Madawaska, Aroos-
took County to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Bellefleurs mother the first of
the week. They went by auto and
expected to arrive there Sunday fore
noon, intending to travel all night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Snow of
Barkersvlle. Okla, Mrs. Shows
mother, Mrs. Anna Bowers of Carl
Junction, Mo, and Mrs. Martha Seaton
of Worcester, Mass. are visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Bailey of FairView
avenue. Mr. Snow and Mrs. Seaton
are son and daughter of Mrs. Bailey.
Among the Skowhegan LADIES' who
are attending the Maine Federation
of Women's Clubs at, Bar Harbor are
Mrs. E. F. Danforth, candidate for
president, Mrs. II. +. Wilson, Miss
Louise II. Coburn Mrs. S. R. Green
wood Mrs L. A. Dascomb Mrs. Lizzie
A. Marble Miss Hannah X. Page and
Miss Margaret NJ. Chase
Charles j. Sheridan, son of Henry
c. Sheridan of Skowhegan and grad
uate of Skowhegan High schol, class
Of 10, who has been connected with
the Stationary Motor Department of
the General Electric Co. in Lynn, Mass.
for the past five years, has resigned
his position there and has entered the
engineering department Of the Electric
Speciality Company of Stamford, Conn,
p,auufa ctiIrere Of small mOtora