The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29
Mrs. Addie B. Gee returned yester.
day to her l1ome in Lewiston

udy W uers ifoiHe III Lewiston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Berube of Lynn.
Mass, are visiting with Mr. Berube's
| father, Frank Beriibe and a sister
and husband, Mr., and Mrs. Norris
Clough of Maple street.
Frank P6ulin has leased the store
| formerly occupied by the Waterville
| Motor. Company as show room and
will move his cobbler shop to the new
location within the next few days.
Editor Frank Manson Of the Water
Vile Sentinel and party of friends
were in town Tuesday evening to lis
ten to the address of Editor Williams
Of the Boston Transcript before the
Rotary Club.
The next meeting OF Skowhegan
Grange will be held Wednesday even
ing, December 5th, at which time the
annual election of officers will occur.
The final meeting for the year will
be December 10.
Miss Rattle Tozier, local trained
nurse, left here yesterday morning
| for Washington, d. c., where she will
| D.
! She may decide to remain there for
the balance of the winter.
Miss Barbara Witham daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Witham of
Bridge Street, was discharged from
Kennebec Valley Hospital, Saturday
Mrs. j. vern Wiley OF Malbon's Mills
is receiving medical attention at the
hospital.
Miss Evangeline Marquis and Miss
| Florence Dionhe Of Waterville will be
| here Friday to attend the Sophomore
skip. They will be guests of Miss
| Albertine Chabot and Miss Evelyn
| Chase. Miss Dionne was formerly a
member of the present Sophomore
class.
Mrs. Grace Tolman left yesterday
morning for Trudo, Saranac Lake. N.
Y, to visit her daughter, Miss Mar
garet MacGregor, who Is training for
a nurse at Trudo. which is health
resort. Mrs. Tolinan will remain
there all winter If she can secure
profitable employment.
Mrs. Howard Toward of Waterville
and her daughter, Miss Doris
Toward will be in Skowhegan Friday
to visit Mrs. Leon w. Symons and
Miss Chantel Bisson Mrs Toward
was formerly Gwendolyn Nelson and
| for sometime lived in the home of her
uncle, the late Van w. Nelson here.
Local radio owners have been
getting FLO, London, recently. Sun
day evening Robert Simpson heard
them very plainly at 10 O'Clock and
again on Tuesday evening at the same
hour The reception is for fifteen
minutes only. Harry Smith also
heard this same station Tuesday even
ing
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur H. McQuillan
are receiving the fluctuations of their
friends over the birth of twin daugh
tiers, yesterday morning. Mrs. Nc
QuilIan has been at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Abbey at
81 Middle street during the summer
/ and fall Mr. McQuillan is a student
at Harvard Medical College. He ar
rived Wednesday forenoon
The whist party and social held
Monday evening in the Convent Hall
was most successful. The event was
under the auspices of the Ladies' of ST.
Anne and the proceeds are to be APP
| piled to the church debt. So numer
Gus was the attendance that all avail
able space in the large auditorium, in
! GLIDING the stage and galleries, was
completely occupied. Those winning
I IL No r,n 7 Left
turkey; Miss Lillian LeClair. End, pill
low slips and Mrs. Olin VALERIE the
consolation award consisting of a
chicken. For the men, Francis e.
|. Croteau 1st, shirt; Antoine Laney
End, an umbrella and w. J. Croteau
the consolation which. was rooster.
A social followed music for which was
furnished by Miss Doris Tantish, Will
fred Bouford and Walter Games.
| A regular meeting of the Working
League of the Federated Church was
held Monday afternoon in the church
parlors. A vote of thanks was re-
ceiyed from Rev. c. H. Mckinney for
the gift of flowers sent to Mrs. Nc
Elhiney who remains gravely Ill at
her home in Madison. The annual
fair of the League will be held Decem-
Der and the following committees
will be in charge of the different de-
hpartments Tea room, Mrs. @. W.
Cover, Mrs. w. H. Fowler Mrs. T.
C. Fox; fancy work, Mrs. r. A. Derby
shire, Mrs. F. O.. Sawyer, Mrs. F. r.
/ Philbrick; candy, Mrs. e. P. Whiting,
Mrs. R. B. Hill; jellies and preserves,
Mrs. Philo Steward, Mrs. F. l.. Pooler;
mystery table, Mrs. Ruth Dane, Mrs.
N. S. Huckins; aprons, Mrs. Herman
Rowell, Mrs. H. s. Hopkins; food,
Mrs. e. e. Greenwood Mrs. E. r. Mer-
rill; quilts, Mrs. o. s. Dealy. This
will be an afternoon sale.
Among the elderly couples of Show
hogan are Mr.. and Mrs c. s. Cleve-
land of Pleasant ST., who were mar
ried fifty-three years ago last Tues
day. They reside with their son. r.
d. Cleveland who has repair shop
la nd to