The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-24
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n. u odi gent went 10 bangor ffl-
day on business.
Henry Crowell left Monday for
Kineo on business for the Coburn
Heirs.
Mr.. and Mrs George Sulphen Of
Augusta spent the week end with
relatives in town
A regular meeting Of Carrabagsett
Lodge, |. o. o. F. was held last even
ing with work in the first degree.
Mrs Elizabeth ". Dyer has been
spending few days visiting her
mother, Mrs. Mary Williams in Hart
land.
J II. jenkins and o. r. Wilder Of
the Somerset Shoe Co have been in
Boston this week, attending to bust
ness matters.
The date Of the next assembly of
the SkoWhegan Dancing Club will be
February q instead Of February IA.
1t will be Poverty Ball.
Mrs Harry Hilton returned TO her
home in Waterville Friday afternoon
after visiting with her mother, Mrs.
Louise Y. Jewett of Winter street.
Mrs. F. R. Philbrick visited her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs f. o. Savage in
Fairfield, Friday. It was the 74th
anniversary OF Mr. Savages birth.
". R. Chapman and his artists.
Miss DeYora Nadworney and Benno
Rabinowitch, were entertained while
in Skowhegan by Mr. and Mrs. ". II.
Cummings.
Harold Lewis and son, Harold Jr..
left Saturday. for their home in Lew
iston being called here on account of
serious illness of their aged grand
mother, Mrs. Begin
L. L. Walton Of Foxboro, Mass, has
been in town this week attending to
court business and greeting former
friends. He and Mrs Walton moved
to Foxboro last fall.
Mrs. Emma Frost, former district
nurse has gone to Melrose. Mass.
where she will enter the Melrose San
itarium Tor treatment She expects
to be away several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. B. Hight and DR..
and Mrs. NJ E. Lord were in Water
vile for dinner and the theatre
Thursday evening. The event was
arranged in celebration Of the BIRTH
days OF the two ladies'
For the fifth time within a week
the Skowhegan Fire Department was
called out Monday evening A Chin
ney fire in the house on East Maple
street occupied by the Libby family
was quickly subdued. There was a
high wind at the time and alarm
caused considerable CONSERVATION.
Mrs Neva S Burgess of New York.
representative of the John B. Rogers
Co, was in town Tuesday and yester-
day on business, particularly with
members OF the American Legion. for
putting on a show here at later date.
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the post Office for the week
ending January 10: Mrs. Wilfred
. l.. Adams, Mrs. Alma Cooley, Miss
! Hildred Drost. Doris Greene. Peter ".
! Lind, Arthur G. Lund, Wesley Rol-
: Inns. These letters will be sent to
. the dead letter Office if they are not
called for before February End.
\ regular meeting Of Sunset Chap
! ter 0. E. S was held Friday evening
. with the Worthy Matron. Mrs. Jessie
d. Piummer presiding and Past Pa
iron Ernest c. Butler. as acting pa
iron. During the business session
it was voted 10 have the installation
semi-publc. each member being priv
iliged 10 invite one guest, who is eli
gible for membership in the Chapter
The installation will occur on Friday
! evening. February with Mrs. Ethel
: NJ Christensen. past worthy matron.
as installing officer, assisted by Mrs
( Edward Parker as matron. Refresh
: ments will he served az the close OF
: the installation by the following COM
: mittee. Mr. and Mrs. ~ r. Jewett
/: Mr.. and Mrs George ". Cover, Mr.
and Mrs T. {. Fox, Mr.. and Mrs Z. b.
} Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Fogg. Mr..
and Mrs. L. B. Rowell Mr. and Mrs
:: NJ J. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Bean,
Z Mrs Zilphia Gogan. Mrs. Eta Parker,
DR.. {. G. Richardson Mr. and Mrs. ".
|: b. Fletcher Mr. and Mrs Harry Hub
. bard, Mrs. +. o. Furbcr, Or. and Mrs.
Geo. L. Young, Mr.. and Mrs. II. A.
|; Dinsmore. ". {. Hobart, F. A. Wood
: Or. and Mrs. NJ. E. Lord, DR. and Mrs.
l.. \. Dascombc. Last Friday evening
oyster stew and waters were served
|: after the chapter meeting by a large
committee of which Mr.. and Mrs. VII
liam Mitchell We're chairman.
: When voar tea guests praise YOU