The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-06

Aiai hlohy " remain pIODdDly curing
the summer.
Miss Lula Smith left yesterday to
visit with her aunt, Mrs Caroline C.
Burrill in Cambridge, Mass.
The c. c. c. c. enjoyed another one
of their charming dinner parties Fri
day evening in Library parlors.
There will be a meeting Of the
Home Relief Committee Saturday af-
ternoon at 2.30 p. m. at the Library
Parlors.
The degree was conferred on two
candidates at the regular meeting of
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge Tuesday
evening.
Augusta District meeting of the
Women's Home Missionary Society,
Methodist Church, will meet at the
Centenary Church, June 10th.
George K Robinson and family are
, domiciled in the house at the corner
of Bush and High Sts., having vacated
their former home in the DR.. o. j.
GAIA house.
John F. Phillips has been i'll with
rheumatic trouble and confined to his
home on West Front Street for the
past three weeks. He is now slight
ly improved.
Mrs. Everett Avore returned yes
terday to Augusta, but will shortly
return to Skowhegan and with Mr..
Avore will reside here, having taken
a house on Baptist Hill.
Mrs. John w. Fogler and Miss Han
nah r. Page have been attending the
Congregational Conference in Augusta
this week, going as delegates from
the Island Avenue Church.
Van w. Nelson, who for some time,
has had a position in Jamaica Plain,
Mass, will return tomorrow after
passing a portion of the week with
his family on Mechanic st.
The Clementine Weston W. c. T. L
meets Tuesday, the 18th, in the par
Tors of the Library. 1t is evangel-
istic day and Mrs. Margaret X Good
rich and Mrs. Cora Nye are to direct
the program.
Among those who have been attend
ing the Grand Lodge sessions in Port
land this week have been Adam Simp-
! son, John H. Lancaster, Edward F.
Merrill and Harry A Dinsmore Col
Estes left for that place Monday.
The members of the Snow Bound
Club were entertained at a dinner
charming in its appointments, given
by Mrs. Olive S. Dealey, Monday at
her home on Pleasant st, 1t was a
delightful occasion.
Mrs. D F. Palmer, who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ters in Illinois and Massachusetts
has returned to Skowhegan and re-
opened her home on Pleasant ST,
which has been closed during her abb
sence.
Somerset County acquaintance of
Mrs. Sarah J. Paine will be interest
! ed to learn that she started from Los
Angeles. Cal, April LIST, and that she
is now with a brother in Amboy, Lee
CO., Ill, where she will remain for
some time.
Rev w. H. Harris of Chelsea, Mass.
will occupy the pulpit of the First
Baptist Church next Sunday morning
and will probably remain in town
during the coming week. Last Sun
day Prof. Brown of Colby College de-
| livered another of his stirring ad-
dresses in the First Church to large
congregation.
Henry Parlin has been a guest the
past week at the home of his cousin
James p. Thompson on Winter St.
Mr.. Parlin has recently returned from
his second trip to California, having
spent the past twenty years in that
State. He is now stopping at Bling
ham, the home of his boyhood
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Gregory of
Berlin, N. H and Mrs Hattie Robin
son OF Medford, Mass, arrived in
| Skowhegan Tuesday night owing to
the death of Mrs Arson Savage, who
was a sister of the two ladies. Mrs.
Mabel McKinnon of Gardiner, another
sister had previously arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Burke of
Winsted, Conn, are in town and will
probably make their future home here.
Mrs. Burke is the owner of the Dugan
property on Baptist Hill and will
make extensive repairs and altera-
tions at once Mr.. Burke was re-
Gently road commissioner and super
intendent of streets for the city OF
Winsted
Colby Reynolds for ten years past
a resident OF North Dakota. has been
l .IsffIpp bia fathar Col D.vu1tds thia