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

lng IN kinEhcld. was home over sun
day.
Mrs. Florence Diller. Who had been
passing the summer with Skowhcgan
relatives. returned to Philadelphia. last
week.
Mrs Matte Goodwin. Mrs Molie
stewart Mrs Margaret Briggs and
Miss Lola Goodwin are in Boston this
week
The subject assigned for the Mon
day morning services nj the Christian
Science Church Is Probation after
Death"
Mrs Gertrude Thompson. after a
Week Is visit with her parents Mr. and
Mrs : II Swain. returned to Bangor
Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Lewis aud
daughter Kathleen Of Gardiner. who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes In town, returned home last
week
Leslie T. Jacobs. Junior Past Grand
of tarrabassctt Lodge No. 81 l. Q. o.
+. las gone as delegate to Portland
10 attend the session of the Grand
Lodge IN that city.
Mrs G. T. Dickcrson of East North
Held. Mass, returned home Tuesday,
after visit of eleven days ut the homo
of Mrs Fannie Fletcher.
Mrs. Sarah S. Marston. Mrs. Nahum
Steward and Mrs. Phllander Steward
arrived home by auto last week from
Spruce Point, whore they have been
enjoying an outing since the middle
There is to be II meeting of Eunice
farnsworth Chapter. d.. A. Il. at the
home of Mrs. Edith Philbrick on Co.
burn Avenue next Monday afternoon
Mrs. Molc Stewart is to assist as
hostess.
Captain Roy L. Marston. who was
taken i'll while on n journey to Wash
ington. ID. C.. and has been In hos
pital In that city for several weeks
is better and hopes to be able to start
for home Saturday next.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert S. Hopkins
and Miss Alice Widos left here Sun
day morning for Washington, d. c.
Mr.. Hopkins has business at the Capt
tai city connected with his position In
the Order of Railway conductors
Benjamin Green of Lowell, Mass,
one of the firm of Green Brothers. who
operate stores in Rockland. Portland,
Lowell, Watcrylllc and other cities
was In town Monday visiting the
store owned by his cor
poration.
by report just received on the
Clerk-Carrier examination recently
conducted here by the local postal
Clarence Il. Hight is given
he highest rank of those who parti-
,ipatcd His score was 30 out of the
possible 100
The annual Assembly of the Rcbe-
lahs of Maine Is being held in Port
and this week. Among those in at
enhance from Skowhegan are Mrs
:. X. Oliver Mrs Mark Savage. Mrs
.. l.. Savage and Mrs e. A. Spear.
Mrs NJ j. Hight of Athens is also in
attendance.
W b. Whittier aud wife arrived
lome Monday evening from vaca-
Ion trip To Massachusetts. Among
he friends visited were Mr. and Mrs
:. +. lIinclley. formerly OF this State.
now residents of Worcester While
1t Mr.. Hincklcy's homo auto trips were
enjoyed to Glendale. Boylston. Sterl-
ing. Clinton. Auburn. oxford and
other Massachusetts points. Mr..
Hinckley Is the son of the late Rev
lanes liincklcy. formerly of Athens.
Mrs George II. Pray. who had been
In Augusta for several weeks on ac-
count of the Illness of her daughter.
was In town over Sunday. She re-
turned 10 Augusta yesterday and Will
make her home there for the winter
with her sous. Roy and Dean. The
youngest son Ralph, and the daugh-
ters Ruth and Olive will also be mem
bers of tho household Mr., Pray has
arranged To 80 into the woods for the
season and the home on
Rigelow I'm will be closed
a conference which Is II part of the
combined missionary campaign of the
churches of the United States Is To be
held In Skowhogan ON November aud
g. The program calls for II Mems
supper and woman's meeting Thurs
day evening. Friday morning Ia to
be pastors Round Table In the
afternoon Will come demonstration
meeting aud In the evening n church
officers council Further details.
which will include pictures of some