The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-05-08
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS

md Mrs. Gordon Bragg have
@z..... - their home in Portland al
N town ting friends.
#.rs.r, : Hopkins leaves today
!. LEU, to attend TO matters of
a.. connected with the rail
road.
e.ss,a ] Hodgdon daughter OF
~. #ad Mrs Thomas r Hodgdon of
-. avenue. is i'll al her home with
,, bad cold.
.. nd Mrs. Delbert Smiley have
no.. d telegram from their son
eor ufns that he has arrived
..aI.l New York.
White Was among those who
....4.,.a pair Of horses at the
...an sal held at the Fair grounds
Tuesday afternoon
1fr- Grace Shirley of Waterloo, y.
y passing fortnight in town as
-. {. he fath.r. Robert Adam
a- ana Mrs Ere. Gle. OF Au-
s..4 have n visiting a, he ome
.,A ana - S. : Hun of Athens
,.4aa and Mrs. Err l. ION o. Attn
m,
.a.t Eel SAerm n \. SUBWAY
Nba has been ,.oiting his AVE-, Ms.
Nalc Goo&N win, started for Calfo. Ma
Tuesday morning. where he will visit
n IS rents.
Tae regular monthly meeting of the
Fila T Mitchell Philathea Glass will
be- he'd at the Bethany Church tomor
row tFrday) evening at 7.45 instead
- Monday evening.
Harlow Rowell who has been i'll
since January 10th, passed away at
his home near Pugh Corner Madi
son late yesterday afternoon An
obituary will be printed in next
weeks issue.
4 note from the Wesleyan Press
cIu0 OF Wesleyan University informs
us that Lauriston L. Jacobs, eldest
son Of l.. E Jacobs, is playing right
held this season on the baseball team
Of the University.
The Rebekahs celebrated Chill
dren Night Tuesday evening AT Odd
Fellows Hall a splendid progra IL
MAS given by the children after
which refreshments were erved and
general good time enjoyed There
was large attic dance.
At aent meeting of the Grounds
ar transportation committee of the
Welcome Home celebration, il was
decided to lease spaces at the Park
to all those in the County who desir-
I'd 10 conduct any legitimate business
The Past Noble Grands Associa-
ton will meet with Mrs. Mary M.
Hurley next Monday afternoon. Mem
hers come prepared to furnish some
thing for entertainment. Meeting
called at go
Those who attended the meeting of
Maine Federation of Woman's Clubs
in Augusta this week are Mrs Flor
ence Waugh Danforth, Miss Hannah
IL. rabe, PRESIDENT of the local Wo-
mans Club Mrs. E F. Merrill and
Mrs r. r. Patten.
At the Centenary Methodist Church
next Sunday morning at 1890 the pas
tor Rev. II. l.. Nichols will preach
on the theme Fully Awake. The
Sabbath School will be held at close
Of morning service with classes for
all ages Evening services united at
First Baptist church. Prayer meet
ing this Thursday evening at the yes
try at 7 80. topic Our Sufficiency is
OF God
The annual meeting Of he Ladies'
Social Circle met Monday afternoon
with Mrs Carrie Mcpherson. Mrs.
MCPHERSON was reelected president,
Mrs Viola Smith, LIST vice president;
Mrs l.. E Jacobs, End vice presi-
dent; Mrs. A. Il. Lamb treasurer;
Miss Lila Weston secretary. 1t is
planned to give a reception soon in
honor OF Rev. II. l.. Nichols and fam
ily
The Maccabees are surely busy
bees Crescent Tent No. 16, Skowhe-
gan obligated two classes Monday
evening at special review. A large
class will be initiated next Monday
evening; also class of twenty-six
Will be worked Monday evening May
18th by either the Bangor or Kenne-
Dec degree teams The charter will
remain open for applicants to allow
Tor the above mentioned work.
Miss Ruby Frances Dyer, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Allen F. Dyer of