The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-20

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nam; registrar Mrs. Alice w. Stew
ard; historian, Miss Louise H. Co.
burn. The program consisted of
Congress reports given by various
members.
Miss Fife Noddin has resigned from
the High School faculty to accept a
position as teacher in Plainfield,
| Conn.
Mrs. Henry Ham and little son
Scott left yesterday on the midday
train for a visit with her parents in
Gardiner
Charles Tarbell, who is engaged in
the mining business in Mexico, was
in town being bound for Athens
where his mother resides.
Miss Winona Paddock went to
Fairfield yesterday morning to visit
with her former roommate at Farm
ington Normal.
| u iic DOso Vi TIC houlhdy o1hOOl
Class of J. H. Grundy will be enter
tanned in the Methodist Vestry tomor-
row night The fathers are also in
yited.
There will be Special Conclave of
De Molay Commandery No. 10, K. T.
at the Asylum, May %. Refresh
ments will be served and there will
be work
The Catholic Order of Foresters
has received barrel of Luxury Flour
donated by Chas. w. Day, to assist
them in raising funds for their con-
yention.
E. l.. Savage left this morning for
Portland, where he will be present at
railroad hearing in which freight
for the transportation of paper will
be discussed
The High School building COM
mittee are awaiting the bids of five
contractors for the erecting of the adj
dition and the repairing of he present
school structure.
Fred Emery has purchased of
Chandler Dow his residence on Madi-
home there, removing next fall. Mr..
Dow will go to live with his niece
Mrs. E. T. Goodrich at that time.
Mrs. E. W. Marble and Miss Ger
trude Carter go to Pttsfeld tomor-
vention. Miss Carter will speak on
Baraca'Philathea work and Mrs.
Marble on Elementary Work. She
will also conduct conference.
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Sellers of Bel
ca-Philathea Convention Mr. Sell
ers is pastor of the Belfast Metho-
dist Church and is teacher of the
Baraca Glass there, while Mrs. Sell
ers is the Philathea Class teacher
there.
The name of Pauline Boyd
Steward appears in catalogue Of
the students of the Mason Institute
of Springyale (Me). Mason is vo-
cational school, with curriculum
similar to institutions that have been
established in Massachusetts and
of nrnpraGciun atafn in
years. Miss Steward, who will be
recalled as a member of the class of
1914. Skowhegan High School, is a
Junior at Mason.
Among those who went to Fairfield
Tuesday TO attend the Basket Mis-
sionary meeting of the Kennebec Bap-
fist Association were Mrs. w. b.
Fletcher. Mrs O. d. Wells, Mrs Van
Nelson. Mrs Amanda Witham and
Mrs. X. F. Homsted from the Helen
Coburn Mission Circle and Mrs. K. w.
Marble and Mrs John Murray from
the Mission Circle of the First church.
Miss Harriet l.. Marble also went
from here to act as the soloist at the
service.
The annual District meeting OF the
Independent Order of Odd Fellow of
the 23rd District Of Maine. compris-
ing the towns Of Madison. Neyridge-
wock. Athens and skow hogan. vii be
held at Madison. Thursday evening.
May sTth indian Spring i~sdxe OF
Madison w,ii sxsmplify the initia tory
degree. Msmbsrs Ut the order can
leave ssowhesan on any Of lhe rega-
lar ears on the s7th Ia the aftssnaon