The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-15
Skowhegan Local News

sH|=s Lena Landry has the position
.s#,kkeeper at c. w. Days store.
sa.s Theresa Spooner is visiting
-. aenbew Mayor Blaine S. Viles at
A84asta.
ra4es Gilfllan arrived Tuesday
,#sat having completed his course at
H.. philadelphia College of Pharmacy.
Mrs.. Byron ingalls, and two chill
5,4-I of Foxboro, Mass, are visiting
fa parents Mr.. and Mrs. L. !. Val
ton
The Ladies Social Circle of the N.
= church will meet with Mrs. ". II.
Emery. Water street next Monday
afternoon.
ur Cora NJ. Johnson attended the
-afb annual meeting of Maine Homeo-
pa.hic Medical Society held at Au-
ea-ta this week.
MIS-. Thomas G. Lord left Wednes-
aar for Pennington to attend the
Graduation exercises of the Farming
TON Normal School
Ms Folsom Merrill left Wednes-
d4v for Pennington to attend the
graduation exercises Of the Farming
ton Normal Sihool.
Tie Missionary Society of the Con
eraearional Church will meet with
NJ. Eta Lacasce, Main St, Wednes-
day. June DIST at p. M.
ON account of unfavorable wealth
Ct. the sale of the Chas. +. Ward Co.
is To be continued another week. See
his display ad in this issue.
Mss Charlotte Dow is passing a
lev days at her home in Wiscasset.
Ms A. Magma Gordon is substituting
in Lambert's during her absence.
Mss Mabel Robinson and Miss Una
c Robinson have been visiting in
Wateryille this week with their cou-
sin. Mrs. Blanche Sayward Crawford.
MIS-. Gertrude Emery Taylor Of
Cuba is to pass some time in Show
heean as the guest of her mother,
Ms Frank Emery and other rela-
u1es.
Miss Gladys F. Pencil entertained
Ms Louise Robinson of Kents Hill
IN, rIn In
ae1ompanist for Don Morrison at the
concert
Mrs Harold Langdon (Hazel T,
LenilD accompanied by her little
daughter Jean Langdon of New York
city. have arrived in Skowhegan to
spend sometime with relatives.
Nike Farrill of Palmyra is at the
County Jail, having been brought
here by Deputy Sheriff F. S. Burrill
Of Hartland. 1t is understood that
his neghbors were afraid to have him
in ther midst.
\ special convocation of the SOM
ersef Chapter of Royal Arch Masons
vas held Tuesday afternoon and
evening. The R. A. degree was
worked on five candidates. a $50
supper was served by Mrs. Kate
Simpson.
Deputy Sheriff L. NJ. Sanborn and
A. j. Libby returned Monday night
from fishing trip to Croker Pond.
While away the two gentlemen pass
ed through a very unpleasant ex-
pefience, especially Mr.. Libby, who
had the misfortune to be capsized in
Il canoe. He was plunged into the wa
Ter but was rescued in time to pre-
Yeaf a tragedy.
Gerald C. Marble started for Hyde
Park to accept the position of drafts
man IN the drawing Office of B. F.
S'urteyant Mfg Co. Just before
.saying L. of NJ. where he has COM
hleted his Junior year, he was adj
mltted to the fellowship of the Hon
'''i AS'tSi my VI I@lSlllCNAo 'iAC
Tan Beta Pi and received his gold
key for scholarship and also was
elected the delegate to represent the
Fraternity at the National Convention
of The Tan Beta ri to be held in Chi
ago, August 31st.
The Festival chorus benefit was
veil attended at the Star Theater last
tuesday evening. Don Morrison,
lie violinist appeared in several num-
hrs and Kent's Hill Quartette from
hents Hill Conservatory added much
- the evenings pleasures. One of
lie yiolinists of the quartette was
Harold Nevins, a Somerset County
youth, whose home is in Hartland.
Local people appearing in the num-
hos were Mrs. Eta s Bradley. Miss
Ina Carriyeau, Mrs. w. J. Lashon,
Lie S. Moore vocalists and Mrs. +.
T.. we. pianist.
he following new books have been
lied to the Skowhegan Free Pub