The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-08-29


Mr.. and Mrs. George L H Smith and
Prof. and Mrs Ralph " Leighton
Services will be resumed at the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing with a sermon by the pastor Rev
Henry Clay Turner There will also
be some special music.
David Lyon leaves shortly for Bos
ton, where he is 10 enter Bryant q
Stratton Business College During
his absence. his orchestra is to be
known as Spears Novelty Orchestra
Mr. and Mrs Fred Reveu and son
Edward OF Franklin. Mass are visit
ing at the home of Hubel Hebert at
1872 East Front street Mr. Reyen
will return home Monday while his
family viii remain for a month
George pummer. who has been con
fined to his home By illness for the
greater part Of The past week. is
again able To resume his duties in
the Wentworth q Plummer Insurance
Office
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Brown OF
Providence K 1 are guests at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Adolph Burk
hardt on Mt Pleasant avenue Mr.
Brown is connected with the Paragon
Worsted Co in his home city
Miss Ida Turner. daughter OF Rev
and Mrs Henry Clay Turner. Left
Wednesday fer eurwensvllle Pa.
where she has a position on the high
school faculty as had Of the English
and Latin departments
The successor 70 Hiram 7 Thing
who was court messenger for the past
ten years, is " y Creation formerly
of Starks Mr. Creation has lived
since last spring in The Furbrother
house at POO Madison afsn1e
T II Ploun. The ~ government
Inspector al the American Wooden
Mills, returned Monday night from "a
business trip To Natergale PiHsaeld.
Hartland, Dexter. oldto0n and Ban
gor
W O Wndes of Pa alc. IS. J. ar
rived yesterday and after brief visit
at the home Of M and Mrs George
l. II Smith. he vii be accompanied
home by his son. William. who has
been visiting here for the past two
week
Miss Sarah L Barg or New York
/ city Is visiting with the s RussakoG
family on MI Pleasant avenue It
has been eleven years since Miss Barg
has been in skoWhegan and she finds
that a great Improvement has taken
place.
Mr. and Ms clifton Butler Of
/ Maiden. Mass are the guests OF Mrs
Helen Brown and Mrs Abhie Robin
son at their home on High street
Mrs Butler was before her marriage
Miss Hazel Delano This was her
first visit in ten years In skowhegan
MIR and Mrs William Francl and
two children aud " II. nimock Of
Bath were sunday guests 81 Mr. and
/ Mrs c. C Goodwin at Lake Wesserun-
sett Mr. Franel is Naval Archi-
tect for The Texas Steamship Com
pany at Bath
Mrs Ina clark 81 Palm Beach
, Florida. Miss Lillian Walker OF Med
way. Mass. Mrs Frank souie OF Oak
land Mr. and Mrs Fred Rolfe Of Ca
naan were guests of Mrs Ellen
Cover and daughter Friday Of last
week at their home on Water street
Mr. and Nra Cleveland futile and
Sir and Mrs Norman Hinckley OF
Hiuckey returned 10 their home last
Monday after enjoying few days
outing at the Chase cottage at Lake
wood last week While here Mr. and
Mrs futile spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs A. l. Chubbuck
Dir and Mrs " X Weaver who
have been making an extended visit
with their daughter and family, Mrs.
! A G. Genthuer al their home on W
Front street. motored to Guilford,
+ Saturday with Mrs Effie Roweu. They
/ will spend week with relatives and
friends in Gulford and vicinity then
return TO their home in Gardiner.
+ l. L. Walton Esq was in North An
son last Monday on the trial OF a flow
ago case where DR.. Cleveland OF
Rhode Island. brought suit against
the Franklin Light & Power Company.
r " Butler of Pennington appear
+ ing for the Company 1t was tried
before Hon J. " Manson OF Pitts
held. Granville D Perkins of Madison
and Henry Crowell OF skowhegan.
SIR and Mrs Richard Weller are
F entertaining Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Grachien accompanied by their four