The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-09-13

Ont, and Detroit, Mich.
, Marriage intentions of Willie Grod-
er and Miss Addie Latulippe, both of
Skowhegan, have been recorded at
the Office of the city clerk.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a food sale tomorrow Fri
day) at two o'clock in the store for
merly occupied by Dyers Dry Goods
| Co
The Launch Ariel at Lakewood,
will run on the regular Summer
schedule next Saturday afternoon and
Sunday and also same days the fol-
! lowing week
/ The Current Events class resumed
its meetings Tuesday forenoon at the
municipal building with Miss Eliza
beth Olney as the lecturer From
now on the sessions will be held each
| Tuesday forenoon
Among the Skowhegan people who
attended the Ames reunion, held re-
Gently at Vassalboro are: Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Homsted and daughter,
Ruth; Elwyn b. Richardson; Cora E.
Nye; Frank B. Pooler; Stanley L.
Pooler and Lydia E. Pooler.
DR.. NJ. L. MARI of Dorchester, Mass,
a former resident of Skowhegan, with
4 Mrs. Mari, were guests the latter part
! of the week at the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. D. H. Bartlett. Prof. A. H.
/ Currier of the University in Bozeman,
Montana, was also a guest at the
Bartlett home.
L. H. Bicknell, who has been an at
! tendant at the Augusta State Hospital
since April 1916, has resigned his po-
sition and is passing a few weeks
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Bicknell at the family home in Madi-
SON His visit is, in part, by reason
of the accident to his mother, who
/ fell, September LIST, receiving an in
| jury to her head.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Waldo Vigue
( of Portland, with their two children,
Virginia and Ernest, returned, Tues
day morning, after a weeks visit with
his mother, Mrs. J. G. Jennings. While
here, the children, who have develop
ed remarkable dancing ability, took
part in the program at Convent Hall.
Monday evening. Mr.. Vigue moved
to Portland about 10 years ago.
Peter Smith and John Jones of
Portland were brought from Rock
wood. Monday, by Game Warden
Leahman Smart and given a hearing
before Judge H. H. Brazzell, for VIC
lating the fishing laws Smith had
eight fish less than six inches long
and Jones had q trout, more then
the law allows. Fines of S12 and S13
were imposed and paid.
Mrs. j. L. Pierson of Omaha, Neb,
arrived here, Monday evening, and is
the guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs
John b. Nutting at 55 North street.
Mrs. Pierson was formerly Miss Jose
phine Nutting, daughter of Joseph l..
Nutting of this place. This is her
first visit here for II years She
plans to make her home with Mr..
and Mrs. Nutting in the future.
Several who were students at the
Parochial school last year are to en-
ter Mt Merici Academy in Wateryille
this fall. Those who have decided
to enter this school are; Yvonne and
Rachael Roy daughters of Mrs. Ed
mund Roy; Cecilia Goulette, daugh-
ter of George Goulette; Elvana Thi-
bodeau, daughter of Mrs. Elvana Thi-
bodeau; Flora and Ada Cowett,
daughters of Bert Cowett
The next regular meeting of the
Somerset Dairymens Progressive
League will be held Friday evening
next in the municipal court room at
30 Mr. +. n. Boland, Feed ex-
pert of Boston, will be the speaker.
The topic for discussion will be
Feeds and Feeding" The eXeeu-
tive committee of the League will
meet prior to the meeting. 1t is
hoped that a good number may be
present; these meetings are open to
all dairymen both old and young
the feasibility of forming a Boys
Dairy Club will be brought up at this
time
f. A. fash, who went to Oldtown,
nine months since, as an employee of
the Atlantic & Pacific store in that
town, arrived here, Sunday He was
accompanied by Mrs. fash and their
six year old daughter, Hilda. They
are to make their home here for the
! future. Mr.. fash is to become man
ager of the local A C store. The
/ trip from Oldtown was made by auto
mobile and in the party were w G.
| Gregg and his sister Miss Mabel
/ Gregg both of Portland Mr. Gregg
is assistant superintendent of the
Atlantic & Pacific Company Eastern
/ Division, and Miss Gregg is head