The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-04-17

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Mrs, r. L. Watson went to Lewis
ton Saturday called there by the ILL
ness of a relative.
Father J. L. A. Renaud went to
Lewiston Monday morning to attend
to matters of business.
Karl II. ,Phiibrick Is at home from
Harvard for visit with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Philbrick. .
Mrs. James sRHeyywh has. been
| visiting with Mrs. e. c. Dunton left
Saturday for her home in Metheum,
Mass. ..-------.-- 49,
Jack Harrington Of New York has
arrived at Lakewood and win be a
member of the Lakewood Stock Com
pany this season. -
Col. r. L.@Marston has returned
from a trip to California and other
western states in the interest of yari-
Gus soldiers homes.
Patrick Reynolds, superintendent at
the plant of the Skowhegan Paper
Company, went to New York Sunday
on business for the firm.
Herbert Day, who makes his home
with his daughter, Mrs. Edward F.
Merrill left Saturday morning for a
visit at his former home in Portland.
J. Howard Haley, former county
attorney, located in Hartland was in
town Monday as a witness in the
Buker VS. Brasier case tried in Su-
preme Court. - zz5 -.
Mrs. Donovan Cool returned to Old
town Monday after visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. John Cool Mr.. Cool has
a position as boss dyer in an Old
town WOODEN mill. q - -. - -
Miss Anne NJ. gaswell returned
Monday from Portland where she had
been in attendance at session of the
BPW State Nominating Committee of
which she is a member. - - - :.
E. P. Merryleld and son, Edward of
Waterville, spent the week end with
! Mrs. Merryfield and two children,
who have been guests for sometime
of Mrs. Merryfeld's sister, Mrs. NJ. E.
Lord.
Mrs. II. l.. Nichols conducted the
services at the State Reformatory for
Women last Sunday afternoon. Miss
| Marguerite Craig, supervisor of mu-
sic in the public schools, was the So
| loist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jairus Furbush have
been in Plymouth for several days,
owing to the death of Mr.. Furbush' S
mother. He holds the position of
farm superintendent at the State, Re-
formatory. ,,.t.4 atltsase#e
Senator ana2Afrs. "? b! sBemis, Mr..
and Mrs. W. p. Annis and Mrs. f. J.
Longfellow, who have been spending
sometime in Skowhegah. in attend
ance at Supreme Court sessions, re-
Z, turned to their home in Harmony
Saturday. w. ts2 ~.
Miss Cora Wheeler, OFFS Phillips, who
has been spending the winter with
to Cambridge. Mass Saturday for a
II two weeks visit with her brother, aft
4 er. which she will return again to
4 Skowhegan. 49, l. 60 s.b
Mrs. George X. Thomson left Mon
day morning for a months Visit with
her daughter. ,Mrs--W. G.. Gregg in
Chicago During her absence. Mrs.
Russell Harnlifi ana little daughter Of
Wateryille VIII be- az the THOMSON
home. on theLakewood road, "a p. d
Arthur II. McQuillan, a student at
Harvard Medical school. arrived on
the early morning train Saturday and
is spending the week with Mrs. Nc
Quillan and children. He will en-
ter Albany Hospital shortly whore he
has position as house physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Warren are NOV
/ ing to their future home, the Col
| Inns house on Madison avenue, which
they purchased a few weeks ago. Mr..
and Mrs. E. e. McNeelie, who have
been occupying the apartment on the
second floor of the Steward house,
! Will Ynoye to the apartment on the
4 first foVf, which the Warrens are va
1 catifgssg =
/ Mrs Fanny p Nash and her daugh-
ter, Miss Edna Gushing are moving
Ito PDnt1and the first of May. much to
4 Mc.rxgret of their many local friends.
They have resided for some, time in
the .ehsty half Of the sPhilbrick house
on Elm street, :, y Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
Philbrck will extensively renoVaie
the same and will establish their flu
ture home there.
There was good attendance at the
meeting OF the Ladies Auxiliary OF
the American Legion Thursday even
/ ing. Matters of business were trans
acted and tickets were distributed for
/ the dance which the Auxiliary will
give on May LIST. The next meeting
will be held on May Sth and the com
mittee in charge OF arrangements will
be composed of Mrs. Lila 2. Perkins.
and Mrs. Angie Pomelow.
DR.. c. A. Moulton. one of the de-
PENDANTS in the malpractice case.
which had long trial at the court
house, left here Saturday morning on.
his geturn to his home in Hartland
| His Son, Arthur H. Molfftpn who was
J here as a witness left at the same
time for lewiston, to resume his
studies. at Bates College. a verdict