The independent-reporter., 1924-12-04
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Miss Alice It. Parker, the Red Cross
School nurse spent the week end at
her home in Belfast.
Chicken pie dinner at the Metho-
dist Church, Tuesday noon. Seven
i ty-fiVe cents per plate.
Mrs. Sarah Vigue underwent sur
gieal operation Tuesday ut a Lewiston
hospital. and has been in quite a seri-
GUS condition as a result.
Book cases and hooks, hair mattress
4 es. beds, dining sets, cheval mirror,
stoves Mrs. c. E. Norton, 40 West
Front st. 1w49+
Annette Beaulier student at Mt.
Merci Academy in Waterville, spent
the Thanksgiving recess with her
mother. Mrs, Laura Beaulier on North
avenue.
Mrs. Fanny ] Cabot left Tuesday
morning for ST. Augustine Florida,
where she will spend the winter,
probably returning to Skowhegan the
latter part of May.
Nfrs. Elmer E. MeNeelie has beon
visiting with her sister. Mrs. Blaine
Owen in Augusta, this week, accom-
panying her little niece, Mary Owen
home, after visit in Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Badger and ba-
by left Monday fer their home in
Worcester, Mass. after visiting for
several weeks with Mrs. Bessie
Thompson and other relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w J. Holway, .mer-
chants at The Forks, were in town
Monday, leaving Tuesday on a-trip
down river. They reported automo-
billing as being fairly good between
here and their home.
Alvah Pomerleau, proprietor of
Pomp's Lunch, has added another line
of business, that of a meat cart,
which he operates days and which
has attracted some attention as an
outdoor stand nights.
Eugene C. Tarbox leaves Saturday
afternoon for~--lBoston to attend on
Sunday a tea given by the noted voice
teacher Braggiotti at his home On
Monday in Steinhart hall Mr.. Tarbox.
W HO HtIo DNCh oluhg lH6 WIN iOldG
glotti will attend, a recital given by
the pupils of this instructor.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Nodine have
returned from Pleasantville. n Y.
whittier they accompanied the remains
of Mr., Nodine's father and with their
two children. Virginia and Ira, are
getting settled for THE winter months
Fat 68 Middle street. In the spring
they will return to High l2 Camps
flor the summer. :
4 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Turner and
Mr. and Mrs Chester Hamilton We.
i'm Portland last week and returned
home Saturday night in he snow.
Istorm. They left Portland at p,
III. and relthel Skowhegan arcend,
II o'clbck 20 accidents re 1dlted'
IlDr' drHing WI, strenuous. party he-l
hcluse the snow objected SO rapidly,
on the windshield of the HT The
iro9ds we're also N a decidedly s;ia-1
"a cendition, - K
Among those who have entered Ken,
nebec Valley Hospital recently are.
Mrs. James Norton OF Arson, MRS.
Walter Copp of North Arson, .Augus3
| ttlS bOultttt dJlu Wy lflfdIii itullSS'
son of George Prentiss of Skowhegan,
Roscoe Berry of Concord and Mrs.
Annie Mitchell of North New Port
land. Patients lately dischafged are
! Ansel Nickerson of Mercer. Mrs. Sam
uei Nelson of SkOwhegan. Frederick
Viles of Skowhegan, Harry Cummings
of Bingham.
very pleasant children's party
was given last Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mn. and Mrs. Fred r.
Hurley on Mt. Pleasant Ave. in honor
of the seventh birthday of their
daughter. Edith May Games We're
enjoyed and at refreshment time ices,
cookies. candies. nuts and a birthday
cake were served. The little folks
enjoying the occasion were Irene and
jeanette Jewell, Evelyn Dunbar Mar
garet Mills, Carolyn McAllister, Ruth
! Ames. Phyllis Barstow, William Chris
Itensen and Florence and Brooks Hnr-
LEY.
T. Mr.. and Mrs. D. W Webher of Au-
burn were in town Saturday coming
There with Mrs. Webber's father, j.,
| H. Williams, who had been passing
a week with the Webher family. The
"trip was made by automobile and Mr..
and Mrs. Webber returned home in
| last Sundays snowstorm. A telc
phone message at four O'Clock an
nouneed their safe arrival. On the
trip down the previous week accom-
panied by Mr.. Williams they en-
countered an area which had been
swept by high wind storm. Twenty
i've trees, most of them elms, had
been blown over, and went squarely
across the highway. causing quite n
little delay. On the arrival at the
Wtbber home they found some dam
aye around the premises. A neigh
/ bors house had suffered even worse
with q portion of the roof being gone
The Redpath Lyceum course is fur
nishing unusually fine entertainment
for the people of Skowhegan this
year Last week the Marion Quar-
tette gave a program of unusual ex
cellence and Monday night Eugene
Laurant, magician. was the entertain
er. Mr.. Laurant was certainly a.
wizard and not only did his variety
| of acts completely mystify the audi