The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-06-01

The annual meeting of the Bethany
Baptist church has been postponed to
June 8.
Mrs. r. L. Marston has returned
from a visit with her parents, In
New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. J. A. Allen of Pennington.
spent last week with her daughter.
Mrs. Everett Adams.
The marriage intentions OF Annie
Groder and Louis Treall are recorded
at the town clerks ONCE.
Miss Lena Landry spent Saturday
and Sunday in Waterville. visiting
her cousins, Misses Rose and Lulu
Landry.
Mrs. Mae Annis. who has been In
a Massachusetts hospital for several
weeks, has returned home much Inn
proved In health.
Chas. Holt took the morning train
Saturday for Indian pond where. with
some friends, he went on fishing
trip to Deadwater stream.
r. T. Patten and c. NJ. Gallup
were In Waterville Wednesday In con
ference with other officers of the Di-
rect Primary league of Maine.
C. w. Dutton of Bingham. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. r. Oliver and Mr. and Mrs
Louis E. Dow of this place went to
Lake George Tuesday on a fishing
trip.
Ralph Jones, an employee In the
woodworking shop of Adams &
Burns, had one of his fingers severe
ly injured Monday while running the
planer.
Miss Maud Belonga, since her re-
turn from California, has accepted
position in the office of a shoe con
Germ in Gardiner and began her work
last week.
Mr.. and Mes. ]. B. Maddoeks an
nounce the engagement OF their
daughter, Jessie Blaine, to Charles
Adams Brooks of Boston, yarmouth.
1905.
The annual meeting OF the Wes-
serrunsett Motor Boat club Is to be
held at Fairgrieve's cottage, Hayden
lake. June 4, at II a. m, notice of
which appears in another column.
Miss Ethelyn Steward, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John H Steward, Will
arrive here this week from Chicago
kindergarten college, where she grad
uated this year with honors.
The U. O. G. c. held a Swap So
cial" last Thursday evening. The at
tendance was large and a good time
was enjoyed. Refreshments of ice
cream and waters were served
Priscilla Rebekah lodge will OBJ
serve children's night at their next
regular meeting, June 6. All children
Of Rebekahs are requested to furnish
some feature of the entertainment,
and to meet the committee at their
hall Monday, June 6, at 4 p. m.
Daniel Dinsmore, a prominent resi-
dent of North Arson, died Monday In
Portland of pneumonia He was about
35 years old He leaves a wife, one
daughter and two sisters, Mrs.
Frank Holley of North Arson and
Mrs. Hall of Boston. He had been
employed for some time In Portland.
he being a druggist
In the heavy shower of last week
the lightning struck the barn OF G.
Thompson on upper North street. II
struck the roof and after doing con
siderable damage passed out without
setting fire TO the barn. Mr. Thomp-
son may count himself fortunate as
he had a large stock Of cattle IN the
barn at the time
Bishop Walsh arrived on the morn
ing train Sunday for the annual con
firmatlon at St Mays church. The
class Of eighty. headed by ths bishop
and Fr. peslardlns. formed Ia process
sion at the parochlsl school building
and marched from there into tha
church where the beautiful and i'm
presslFe service Was carried out Ia
full
Jeremiah W Perkins and Rose p
Bowdsn both ot CoufHIa we're
united Ia marriage at hlsh noon Ned
nesday May 49, 1914 At the home Of
"a Perkins father ~ The groom Re4
r T. HayWuri omeIate8 asnR TIE
single ring service The Young couple
Jeff ON the 30 d % tfaia fer two
weeks wedding trio after which they
Nill reside in Corafllis
Mrs s. e Chase an8 sen Enrol
Left this morning ca The early train
FOR iduarod Alaska where theg ~dl
visit for several weeks Mrs Ghases
brother p A. Cleveland Rho i La
business there They went bY Nay