The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-10-22
Skowhegan Local News

been the guest Of Nj aud Mrs. G. -
Hight this week
Miss Irene Gates of this town vas
the guest over SUNDAY of her cousins
Misses Ethel aud Lena Amnzccn OF
| Cornsille
Somerset Chapter is to hold a spe-
cial eontoealiou FOR degree work
with mfee candidates tomorrow. Fri
da, evening at $50.
Mss Sarah j Anderson and Miss
s. VI Ward have been enjoying an
outing in the vicinity of the Rangolcy
district during the past week
Mr. aud Mrs George S Williams Of
llartland were guests the latter part
Of tho week of Mn and Mrs G. B.
rairRrieve At Lake Wesserunsett
Miss clara Topper. formerly OF Mos
COW. nov student ut Good VIII, re
turned 10 that institution Monday at-
vi u ith hhlH III WV II IN NV bh'oN
of Rev. and Mrs. j. G. Osborne
Mrs Ammidcc Tacroix went to
Portland Tuesday morning accom-
panying her daughter seven years of
age. who Is to be treated FOR curva-
ture Of TIN spine at a hospital in that
city
Mrs Martha l.. Boynlon of st Al
bans. well known In ". {. I. L. cir
clcs WIS in Skowhegan during the
day Thursday She accompanied
Mrs :. " Hcrrick of Harmony here
for short stay.
Tilt or Miss Evening" will be OBJ
served In Skowhcgan Grange on the
evening of the 2Sth instead of Young
/ Peoples night a program. the de
/ tails of which are not being made pub
/ Tie Is being arranged under the drcC-
ton Of Dr. NJ NJ Fowler. Miss Eliza
beth Parker. John W Fogler and Miss
Dorothy NJ Elliot
| Wilkle Clark who has passed the
summer In town left here Monday for
! Portland Oregon. where he has been
engaged to coach the Agricultural Col
! lcge baseball team of that place. Mi
Clark. who Is II professional ball
player of note, has coached and played
ON several teams In this vicinity dur
ing his stay here.
Friends of Mrs. Margaret Griffin
Merriam, whose home Is now In Pitts
burg. Pa. Will be interested to learn
that she has been appointed on the
program committee of the Wellesley
club for that city II seems that
alumni of this we'll known Massachu-
sctts institution are organized In the
larger cities throughout the United
States. and In that way render very
| efficient aid to the college.
A reception commemorative tho
twenty NTH wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs Edward Sayers occurred
at the Company T. Armory Monday
evening The X. +. l.. orchestra fur
nished music for dancing and refresh |
mcnts we're served. After the grand
march W IL. lIawcs Esq. in behalf
of the guests. presented Mr.. aud Mrs.
Snycrs with several gifts. making n
speech appropriate to the occasion.
j. c. Lawrence. vice president of
the Wabasha. (Wis) Milling Company.
has been In town this week. This
mill Is among the big milling institu-
lions of the West and ls known
through this section for lis product.
"DiR Joe" flour. Skowhegan people |
Will be further Interested In MIR, Law
renee upon knowing that his daughter
In the Wife of William Webb. former
ly Skowhcgan boy, During
the brief stay MIR. Lawrence took oc-
casion To visit the birthplace and boy
hood home of his son-in-law some
/ three miles out of SkowheEan over
! Tobcy Hill.
The following notices have boon
submitted for the Congregational
Church and Parish: The services for
the week are as follows Thursday
at $50 y. IN. Sunday nj l0Ab. l.. 4.30
and T. The usual q o'clock service
win be omitted because of n steropti-
con lecture on Remote Places In the
Philippines" nj Z o'clock. Tomorrow
(Friday) evening ut 7i5 tho first of
n series of parish soCials Will be held
In the vestry and parlors, This Is
arranged primarily M II reception to
all now families In the parrish. All
persons who desire 10 affiliate with
this parish are invited to be present
Arrangements are In charge OF Soc
ton g. Mrs, r. u, Baker. Chairman.
/ The friends of Mir. aud Mrs. Joseph
Murray TO the number of nfty united
in giving them very pleasant sur