The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-12

/ hey ar 10 W nflH JUN 1 = lHf bdIl-
/ quot in Odd Fellows banquet hall
and the ball in Union Hall.
Mr. and Mrs !. r. Mcknight went
/ to Embden Pond Saturday, returning
/ Sunday.
The teachers in the Weston Avenue
/ building who are Misses Maud Dyer.
Alice Morse Gladys Phillips. Flor
| ence Hammond and Beatrice To~ne
are to be entertained next week at
| Lakewood by Miss Towne.
The Senior class of ". II. S are to
/ spend next week at Lakewood in the
i Shepherd cottage. and the Junior
/ class are to occupy the hotel owned
/ by George b. Fairgrieyes.
Among those who spent Sunday at
/ Embden Pond We're Mr.. and Mrs. w.
| b. Brown, MIR. and Mrs Russell EN-
cry, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pratt.
william Greene and his bride re-
/ turned Saturday from their trip to
| New York.
Lennie Smith was arrested Sunday
night for intoxication and resisting an
9iiicer. He was tried before Judge
}. f. Withee Monday on the first
charge and plead guilty. The second
charge was not brought up against
him. He was given 80 days in the
County Jail and costs.
Mrs. Fred Holden and Mrs Samuel
Vose were elected delegates to the
Somerset County Sunday School Con-
| yention which is being held today
Thursday in the Baptist church at
Fairfield
Mr. and Mrs Mark Getchell, Mrs.
Sarah Weston, Mrs Annie Weston and
Mrs. Ellie Weston went to Skowhe-
gan Tuesday to attend the Congre-
gatlonal County Conference.
The order of exercises for the grad
uation of the class of 10 of Madison
High School, which will be held in
the Methodist church tonight are as
follows: Salutatory, Evelyn Eliza
beth Scott; song, Florence Walker;
GRAFTON, Roy Edward Haywood;
music, Girls Chorus; prophecy, Beryl
Adelia Fletcher; music, The Firefiy,
Townes orchestral; presentation of
gifts, Minnie Lee Lister; vocal duet,
Hark to the Mandolin, Doris Carpen-
ter and Florence Walker; essay, Fern
Lee Seamans; song, Evelyn Scott;
valedictory, Mildred Josephine Hum
phreys; cornet solo, Claude Barker;
presentation of diplomas, Professor
Dean Rollins.
Rev. j. A. Betcher of Berlin, N. II.
was in town the first of the week, re-
turning home Wednesday In his auto.
Mrs. Richard Brooks, who has been
visiting in Boston and Northbridge,
Mass, returned home Tuesday. Mr..
Brooks who Is in the Massachusetts
General Hospital for treatment re-
mains about the same and Mrs
Brooks left her little daughter Lucy
In the same hospital where she is to
undergo an operation on her foot,
the bones of which were found by
application of the X-ray to be out of
place.
Miss Rosalie Renter, a trained
nurse Of this place and Eugene Col
Inns OF Moscow were united in marri-
age at the Congregational parsonage
| by Rev. F. II. Means, Sunday morn
ing, The happy couple will reside
in Skowhegan and have the good
wishes of a host of friends.
Mrs. Herbert Morse and son, Roland
of the Arson side went to Lewiston,
Tuesday, where the son will enter the
Central Maine General Hospital for
surgical operation.
Frank Powers, James Spence and
George Charles returned Saturday
from a few days stay at Bakers. They
report good fishing.
The baccalaureate sermon was
preached in the Congregational
church last Sunday, by Rev F. II.
Means, Rev. r. A. Rich Offering
prayer. The march was played by
Mrs. Grace Heald A girls quart
Wilson, EYangeline Washburn and
Edith Gordon sang. Miss Doris Car
penter acted as marshall.
Mrs Mabel Carpenter was at home
over Sunday.
Rev. e. w Weber supplied the
pulpit in the Unitarian church, Farm
lngton, Sunday.
Mrs. Grace Clark of New Portland
was the guest of Mrs. Bernard Gibbs,
the first of the week.
The road commissioner is building
u new piece of sidewalk on Weston
Avenue and repairing the sidewalk in
other places.
o. H. Clark of Caratunk was In
town Saturday in his new Stearns
Knight car
W. l.. Soper and wife of Scion We're
in town few hours, Tuesday.
Mrs. Della Stewart of Bingham was
in town ON business Friday.
Rev. e. W. Weber will supply the
pulpit in the Congregational church
here next Sunday for Rev T. n
Means. who is to be away
o. II. Dilworth and wife are NOV
ing into rooms in the house of Mr..
Cephas Moore on Weston Avenue.
Rev j. A. Betcher sang in the
Methodist church, Tuesday night and
there was a large audience.
Ezra Fletcher. manager of the
Madison Water Co, was testing out
the hydrants. Tuesday.
Mrs. Wilbur Howard, who has been
away for a few weeks, returned the
first of the week.
Walter Smith of Industry was in
town on business, Friday.
Truman Carl of North Arson was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. William Merry of Vests Mills
was in town shopping, Tuesday.
DIR. Salley, veterinary of Skowhc-
gan was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. William Hall and Mrs. Ed.
O'Donnell of Lewiston are in town the
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Steward.
William Clark, proprietor of the
cottage Checkers, at Lakewood arriv-
ed in town, Wednesday.