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


! dale. Mass
Mrs e F Fellows and little daugh-
ter left Monday to visit with relatives
in the vicinity of Boston.
Mrs Uriah L. Foss is passing
some days in the vicinity of Boston,
having left for that place Monday
| forenoon.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith of the Nor
ridgewock road left on Saturdays
midday train to visit with her sister
in Oakland
Mrs. J. Wallace Blunt is visiting
with Mrs. David Haig in Providence,
r. |. this week. having left for that
place Monday.
Frank Goodwin of Dorchester,
Mass, spent Sunday at Lake Wesser-
unset at Camp Adolph, as the guest
of George Ware.
Charles Packard of Oakland and
Arthur Packard of Portland were
guests the last week at the home of
Thomas G. Lord, arriving in time for
the graduation Friday evening.
Alphonse Dionne and eight other
men left here Saturday on the mid
day train for Mt katahdin, where
they were to be employed by the Ca
pen firm peeling spruce at Staceys-
Vile.
Dir. and Mrs. Madden and Miss Lucy
Madden of Oldtown were guests Sun
day in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank r. Madden at their home on
Mechanic St They were travelling
by automobile through to Vermont
state.
Miss Helen Merriam left Saturday
morning for visit with her brother,
George R. Merriam in Belmont, Mass.
I She will remain until after gradua-
ton at Harvard College, her brother,
Thornton w. Merriam being among
the graduates.
Mrs. Ethel Scales, teacher in the
Commercial Department at the High
School is enjoying vacation with her
parents in Monson. She was accom-
panied to that place by her cousin
Carl Genthner, who is to remain in
Monson for week.
F. w. Knowlton of Pembroke, who
has been elected to succeed w. l..
Coggin as superintendent of the !
Manual Training department of the
Madison schools was in
town Saturday. Some years ago Mr..
Knowlton taught under Supt. Gerrish
in Caribou. He plans to pass quite a
portion of the summer In the west.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Weber of Lew
ston departed Monday after visiting
with Mrs. Webber's parents, Mr.. and !
Mrs. j. II. Williams on Mount Pleas
ant Ave. w w. Weber the son
of the couple first referred to was
also d guest III tlle w illidLio holio pu'
went from here to Waterville to at
tend the Pattangall- wedding
last evening.
Eureka Lodge N. f. 0. p. held a
regular meeting last Monday evening
in Heselton Hall. Reports were lis
tened to and the bylaws were revised
whereby the regular night of meet
ing will be the End and 4th Tuesdays Z
instead of 2nd and 4th Mondays, |
Members please notice change. The
next meeting to be next Tuesday
evening, June %, in Heselton Hall.
Miss Effle Noddin. who has during
the past year been member of the
faculty at the High School, has gone
to Orono She will go to Plainfeld,
Conn, to teach this fall Miss Blaneh
NJ. Emory another of the faculty, who
has resigned to go to Brockton, Mass.
in the fall went Monday to Good
viii to remain for a time with her
mother Mrs. Minnie Emory. Miss
Emory expects now to pass portion
of her present vacation in Yarmouth,
Nova Scotia.
The following pupils were not alb
sent from Jewett School during the
Spring term: Raymond Adams,
Lionel Beauford, Marie Beauford,
Oral Corvette, Kenneth Crooker,
Henry Demo, Onezeme Laney, kath
ryn Laney, Blanch Lessor, Arthur
Phinney, Florence Stinchheld, Marion
Steward and Antoinette Turcotte.
Francis Adams. Beatrice Perry and
Abbie Stinchheld were absent only
one half day. Henry Demo oral
Corvette Kathryn Laney and An
tonette Turcotte were present very
day for the school year. On the
closing day refreshments were saryed
by the teacher Mrs Nellie r opp
and one day recently picu'e was
enjoyed.
The following program has Zen
"A ned tor next "Wednesday e,suing
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