The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-14
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Mrs. C. J. Abbey went to Fairfield
and Wateryille yesterday to visit with
relatives.
The Womans Relief Corps will :
meet tomorrow CFridayD afternoon.
There will be a Washington program.
Mrs. Henrietta Gates of bingham
has been in town the past week visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Gates on Middle Street.
Bail was procured by Clayton Smith
and Mrs Edith o. Adams. who were
arrested for statutory offense, after
both had waived examination and
pleaded not guilty before Trial Jus
tice T. G. Lord. for their appearance
at the next term OF court Smith has
been working in Madison and the wo-
man has been employed in a local
wooden mill.
Patients lately admitted 10 Somer-
set Hospital are: Frank Hamlin,
Cornville Mrs. Nellie Clark Skowhe-
gan; Mrs. Sarah WEIGH, Boothbay
Harbor; Lewis Philbrick, Norridge-
wock Herbert Smith, Belgrade;
Harry Day. Skowhegan. Discharged
patients are Miss Alice Irving. Ben
ton; Mrs. Katherine Hilton, Kings
bury; Mrs. Ella Mckay. Skowhegan.
Mrs. w II. Cummings, Miss Anne
VI. Caswell and Miss Eunice Chase
We're in Waterville, Saturday night,
Ia attend the annual banquet of the
Delta Delta Delta Sorority. of which
they are members. Miss Helen c.
Hight and Miss Fayalene Decker both
students at Colby, We're initiated at
this time. The affair was held at
the Elmwood and toasts were given
by Mrs. Cummings and Miss Hight.
At a meeting of the local bowlers
at the home of s. NJ Curtis, East
Front St, Thursday evening a bowl
ing league of six teams was organic
ed. The captains elected were Fay
Stoodley for the Milburn Club. l..
Smiley for the Masons, j. Harrison
/ for the X. of C's., l.. Fox for the In
dependents, A. Savage for he Ramb-
lers, G. Gilman for the American Le-
gion Games are to be rolled each
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
nights. The second ten strings will
be bowled here Friday night between
lYers and Barney of Waterville and
Smiley and Harrison of Skowhegan.
The fifth of a series of whist parties
and soeials under the auspices of
Somerset Council, Knights of Column
bus, is to be held Tuesday evening in
the C. O. F. Hall on Water St 1t
being next to impossible to tabulate
at that time all the games won by the
contenders for the grand prizes, these
awards will not be given until the
next week when the Knights will hold
another social. On previous occa-
sions these events have brought
full house and 1t is anticipated
Tuesday evening will be no exception.
There is to be dancing as usual and
the prizes for the whist are very lib
eral.
Lincolns birthday was observed
Tuesday forenoon in a program given
by Grade Z + Of the Junior High at
Assembly Of the four classes of the
18th and Sth grades in Engine Hall.
under the direction of Miss Arlene
Plummer The program was as fol
lows: Song by school Battle Hymn
of the Republic;' quotations from
Lincoln Howard Mason. Arthur Halle
Charlene Cole. Helen Buxton. Helen
Rolfe; tribute Our Lincoln" Edgar
Bishop; song, America; A Story of
Lincoln, Lois Thompson; Ten Dates
in the Life of Lincoln, ten boys and
girls; The Growing of Lincoln.
Lucille Stinchfield, Ida Russakoff,
Eleanor Rowell and Eleanor Young;
song, Star Spangled Banner.