The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-06-17

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r. [. and r. L. Cleveland of West
Rockport, Me, who have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Cunning
ham for several days left town foI
Woonsocket. Tuesday.
G. E. Taylor of Skowhegan Is In
town visiting relatives and friends.
NORTH ANS0N
Mrs. Avis Scribner and little son
Edward of Stratton are visiting rela-
tives and friends here.
Monday c. V. Bailey, Edward Scott
and George Perry took an auto trip
to Pennington and other towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Sawyer OF
Norridgewock visited his parents Mr.
and Mrs f. E. Sawyer Sunday.
Mrs. Julia Smith of Newport was a
recent guest of her sister Mrs. Mary
Marston and sons.
Miss Hazel Flanders has gone to
Gorham, N H. to work for Mrs.
Frances Curran.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Plnkham of
Chesterville were callers at Mrs.
Hattie Scott's Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Fields recently visited
in Pennington.
Rev. C. w. Rogers went to Glouces-
ter Tuesday morning to attend a fu-
neral.
II. S. Bisbee recently took an auto
trip to Gardiner, Mass. and Mrs. Bis
bee visited at Buckfield, where she
remained to attend the graduation of
her niece and arrived home Sunday.
Saturday evening the Quarterly
Conference will be held in the Metho-
dist church. Rev. D. B. Holt, dis
trict superintendent. will be present.
He will preach Sunday morning and
evening and the evening meeting will
be a union service.
DR.. E. H. Marston went with Mrs.
William Coburn to the Lewiston Hos
pital Monday, where Mrs. Coburn will
be operated upon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bryant, Mr.. and
Mrs. o. w. Bryant. Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Durgin and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Berry
went in their automobiles to Eustis,
Sunday, and had their lunch near the
monument which marks Arnold's trail
to Quebec.
Mark Pullen Is at home with his
family for a little vacation of a few
days.
Sunday H. B. Merrys new touring
car with r. E. Bailey as chauffeur
went to Bingham carrying Mr.. Merry,
w. c. Simmons, Mrs. Carrie Hutchins,
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell and
Earl Mitchell.
The first reunion of the Norton
family will be held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry M. Norton Thursday
June oath. There will be a picnic
dinner.
DR.. and Mrs. F. F. Steele of Water
bury, Vt, have been visiting in town.
Five automobiles carrying thirty
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs among
whom were all of the Past Noble
Grands of Emerald Rebekah Lodge,
went to Wilton Tuesday where they
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ter Wells. 1t was very delightful
occasion and the trip was much en-
ioyed in spite of the rain which be-
gan to fall just before they started
on the homeward journey.
Stephen Davis was in Madison
Tuesday visiting his son Charles
Davis.
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son Academy. This evening the
graduation and Junior Exhibition will
take place in Carrabassett Hall and
consists of two parts. The first part
is devoted to the life and works of
Rudyard Kipling. The second part
will be a short play called EVERY
student" The alumni banquet and
ball Is tomorrow (Friday).
Among the veterans of the Civil
War who went from this village to
Norridgewock Friday to attend the
Somerset Association were o. r.
Hooper. Ezra Carnage, Charles Bar
nard. William NORM. w. II. McKen-
ney and Frank Parlin. who was &C
companied by his wife.
William Parlin died at Hopkinton.
Mass. the 4th instant. He was the
youngest son of the late Asher Parlin
and lived here until q number OF
years ago.
Arson Grange will meet in special
session Wednesday evening. June 49,
when Kennebec Valley Grange OF Mad
ison will be present and exemplify the
3rd and 4th degree with their degree
team. Arson Grange should make a
SpeClAl eHOTt 10 nave large COUl-
pany greet the guests.
Mrs NJ. A. Eames and Mrs. c. Mar
shall we're among those who went 10
Skowhegan Tuesday.
Twenty members OF Ruth Head
Cragin Chapter went to Skowhegan
Friday. where they were the guests OF
Mrs Sac =, Clark and Mrs. f. c. Dun
ton at the home OF the latter, and
Mrs Minnie Wheeler was one OF tbs
hostesses The house was prettiiy
decorated with nagx, large and small
and the fragrance Of sweet peas and
pinks gave an added charm. AZ one
O'Clock a bountiful luncheon was ser
we'd consisting OF mea, and cheese
sandw iches. salads Of various kinds
stuffed olives. q variety OF cake. cot
fee. pink wintsvEreens aud other deli
eacles. A. ans o'clock. the Regent
Mrs o. W. Counee called the meeting
to order aud after the openins ex
srelsss. all Joined In sinxtax Amer
lea" A letter vas fead from ,h'
Chapters Real Daughter. Mra NAae,
". Warrsa of Augusta. also oths'
Communications oas applieatiel
foe msubsFship was received Mr.
/ f.tsfAheth Emery wRs aRuoknfed chair