The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-04
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I Vincent Provencal has returned to
Boston after spending a few days at
his home here.
Out of town guests to attend the
Benner- Moody nuptials Sunday after
noon were Q. w. Moody and two
brothers of the bride, Linwood and
Ralph Moody of Madison.
Mr. and Mrs. Irving E. Symonds of
Detroit, Michigan, passed Christmas
week as guests of Mr. and. Mrs. John
II. Steward at their home recently
purchased by them in East Lansing,
Michigan.
Bruce II. Nj. White returned to
Brunswick, Monday, after brief visit
with his mother, Mrs. Elise Fellows
White. Mr.. White is employed in
| the Brunswick headquarters of the
H. c. Baxter & Bros.
Elmer Litchfield has returned from
holiday vacation and has resumed
his duties as switchboard operator
at the Weston power station. He
visited in Bangor, st. John, n. B., and
Augusta while away.
The remains of Mrs. George L.
Bracket of Boston. formerly Miss
Effle Partridge of Skowhegan, were
brought here Saturday and placed in
the tomb at the south cemetery to
await burial in the spring. The de-
ceased was G5 years old and death
was due to chronic bronchitis. A
J brother and a Boston undertaken, ac-
| eompanied the body, MIR. Brackets
i'll health not ra~mittir" '''r' 20 I he
the journey. Several children Of the
couple are burIed In the souLn slue
cemetery.
The following accessories have been
made to the books at the Public Lii
brary during December: Fiction
Charles Rex (DelD; Fair Harbor
| (Lincoln); The Riddle of the Spin
ming Wheel (Hanshew); Jack and in
Lotus Land Uee); The Breaking
Point (RineharO Miss Minerva and
William Green Hill calhoun; From
Bench in Our Square (Adams}; Ger
tain People of Importance (Norris) 4;
The Sky Line of Spruce (MarshalD =;
Martin Piper in the Apple Orchard
(Fayeon) The Cathedral Walpole
1892 (Johnston). n-Fictlon-Birds
monthly serial 6 vol); Birds and
All Nature 90 vol) The Maine Reg
lister 1922-23; Typical Newspaper
Stories (Harrington) The Newspaper
Man (Williams); The New lnterna-
tional Year Book, 1921; George Wash
ington (Thayer); The Mckinley and
Roosevelt Administrations (Rhodes) ;
Christianity and Problems of Today
brass Lectures; Lessons in Cook
ing Through Preparation of Meals
(Robinson and HammeD; The Out
line of Science (Vol. ~ (Thomson) ;
Mrnehnria Land Of OnnOrtnnitv
Juvenile-Fiction- Swift in the
City OF Gold (Appleton); ON Swift
and His Air Gliderl (Appfeton); The
Swiss Twins (Perkins); Katringa, the
Story of Russian Child (HaskelD ;
The Cozy Lion, as told by Queen
Crosspatch (Burnett); The Hol ow
Tree and Deep Wood Book (Paine)
The Old Man with One Shoe Bailey ;
The Little Mother Goose (Smith)
Juvenile, Non Fiction-Good Stories
for Great Birthdays (Olcot); Stories
of Indian Chieftains (Husted); The
Childs Story of the Nations (Morris)
Daniel Boone, Wilderness Scout
(White); The American Boys Engin.
eering Book (Bond); Carpentry and
Mechanics for Boys (Neely); Needle.
craft (Archer); Gardening and Farm
{. ing SHAW; Outdoor Sports ant
/ Games (Mller); Home Decoration
(Warner); Electricity and Its Every
Day Uses tWoodhulD; Mechanics
Indoors and Out (Hodgson); Outdoor
Book (Miller) Working in Metals
(SteffeD Housekeeping (Gilman)
Guide and Tudex (Boone).