The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-06-29

stores. has been given charge of the
upstairs departmnt in the Clark S
store at Madison.
George Clark and family arrived
home from Pleasant Pond Monday.
Archie Smith has moved his family
back to this village and has the rem
over Scott q Witham's store.
Buy this paper at Holley's.
The D. a. r. will give an entertain
ment about July 13, and the proceed,
are to be used for a watering tut
for the benefit of the public 1t i,
hoped that the people will Literally
respond and give them a large audi
ence.
The Mark Emery schools CLOSED
Friday. Miss Kate Robinson's pu-
pills had a picnic ON the lawn at hei
home and played games and had vic
trola music and all had a good time
The pupils of Miss divers schoo
and Mrs. Noddin's school had a picnic
on the Academy grounds, then re-
turned TO the school room and gave ar
entertainment with recitaEons, drill:
and music which was much enjoyed
by the parents and friends. At The
close the ladies of the G.. A. r. Circle
served ice cream to the children.
Monday afternoon there will be &
meeting of the Woman's Club at the
residence of Mrs. Carrie Hutchins. A
full attendance is desired as there is
much business to be transacted. anc
the meeting will open promptly a
go o'clock.
The following pupils of the lower
grades of the Mark Emery schools
were not tardy, absent nor dismissed
during the spring term: Fannie
Dunphy, Mark Rand, Lena Quint, Ear
land Bailey and Cleaver Perry
Next Saturday evening is the regu-
lar Grange meeting.
EAMES-CLOUDMAN
Miss Lou E. Cloudman, daughter oil
Mrs. O. Cloudman. 1j9 Clark st.
Portland, and Austin A. Eames, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Meier A. Eames oil
North Arson, were united in marriage
June 8, at the parsonage of the Sec
ond Parish Church, 100 Spruce st.
Portland Rev. II. Charles Davis Off
ciatng The ceremony took place al
eight o'clock in the evening The
bride. who is an exceedingly attrac-
tive girl, wore travelling suit of blue
taffeta and hat of the same shade and
carried American Beauties. Miss
Helen Cunningham was maid of honor
and Chester MaCkey was best man
The bride is a graduate of Deering
High School, Portland, and a charm
ing young lady. The groom was a
student at Arson Academy and kents
Hill. He was with Davis & Miller at
Madison for two years, and is now
with the Frank NJ Low Co. Portland
The honeymoon was spent in North
ern Maine, and relatives and friends
in North Arson. SkoWhcgan and Mad
ison were favored with brief visits
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Eames re-
turned to Portland to their new home
in the Los Angeles Apartments.
HICKCON-HOYT
Miss Adelaide HickcoX was married
June 10Th to Prof William Hoyt OF
Jersey City, y. j., formerly of North
Arson, the wedding taking place AT
the home of the brides mother, Mrs
Margaretta Hiekcox, q Monticello
Avenue, Jersey Ut helliS II itilhf
and relatives attended the wedding,
which took place at eight o'clock in
the evening, and for which the home
was prettily decorated with many
palms. ferns, white roses and peonies
The ceremony was performed by Rev
Harry l.. Everett of the First Congre-
gational church. assisted by the Rev
Gilbert Lee Pennock of Bayonne. The
wedding march was played by Miss
Aurelia C. Conover, cousin of the
bride. and another cousin, Miss Mar
guerite Van Deerveer was maid oil
honor Mr.. Amos Hoyt was best
man for his brother. The bride wore
a gown of white crepe de chine, lace
trimmed, with a court train and a
ulle veil Her maid of honor was
in pale green taffeta. After the
wedding supper the bride changed
her gown for a dark blue silk and the
couple came a few days later to North
Arson where they will spend the sum
mer, returning to Jersey City early
in September. Prof. Hoyt is one OF
the instructors of the Hasbrouck In
stitute and the bride has been mem
Der of the faculty of the same schoo
for a few years
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