The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-11
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Miss Iris Salley has returned from
Forsythe. whore sic las. been work
ing this summer.
Miss Carrie f. Simmons has been
elected teacher OF Household Arts in
the schools of Oakland and NinsloW
and will enter upon her duties Sept
49, Miss simmons Is graduate OF
Mason Institute.
The scarlet fever quarantine has
been removed from the home OF Frank
Bothwick and there being no other
cases. moving picture we're resumed
At sagages theatre Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Copp have
moved into their recently purchased
house ON Union street
Mrs. + ". Bunker entertained the
ladies Of her club from Sko~ehegan'
the rtopians, last Friday. and they
had delightful ride 10 the Ledge
House.
Next Sunday morning the members
of Arson Grange viii meet at their
hall at ten o'clock and march in a
body TO the Methodist church 10 at
tend divine worship when Rev. r. "
Kennson will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Andrews of Scion
were visiting relatives here Sunday.
Miss Kate Robinson spent last week
IN Portland with her sister, Mrs, Ad-
die Perkins.
After being closed for vacation dur
ing the month of August, the Congre-
gational church was opened for wor-
ship. Sunday morning. Rev. f. l..
Baker. the pastor. gave a thoughtful
sermon, taking for his text, Psalms
II. Is. AS for me, | will behold thy
face In righteousness; | shall be sat
isfied when | awake with thy like
ness" The singing was by the con-
gregation with Mrs Verna HIATT Say
age. pianist. At the evening service
the subject considered was 1.-THE chal-
lenge of life
Mrs. Helen l.. Pulsifer of Skowhe-
gan was the guest, Sunday. of her son,
Libby Pulsifer at f. w. Bunker's.
Mrs. Susie Burbank will return the
last of the week to resume teaching
in the public schools of Hallowell as
teacher of the eighth grade.
Mrs. A. NJ. Everett and daughter
Helen of Newark. y. J., who have
been guests at the home of NJ. NJ.
Davis. returned home, Saturday of
last week
Misses Miriam Smith and Lula
Gordon have gone to Pennington to
attend the Normal school. Miss
Smith graduated last year from An
son Academy and has been teaching
very successfully since. Miss Cor
don graduated in 1917 and has been
an able assistant in the Mark Emery
Grammar school since her graduation
and resigned her position to take
two years course at the Norma
School
Miss Mary f. Porter returned the
first of the week from a ten days
visit in Pennington and Strong, her
former home.
Gordon Scott who has spent the
summer with his cousin Warren Scott
will return to his home in Portland
In season to attend school which
opens the 18th.
DR.. Harry NORM and his son Ed
ward of Bath motored here Sunday
and visited for two days with his
brother S. b. NORM and family, TAX
ing little rest from his business.
Miss Ella Robinson. who has taught
In the high school at Lancaster y.
H., for many terms. has resigned TO
accept a position in the Deering high
school and will enter upon her work
there Sept. Is.
Miss Mary Mclean, who Is taking a
four years course at the University
OF Maine, will return there to resume !
her studies at the opening of the year /
Sept. Is.
Marcelus Perkins Circle of Madison !
has invited Capt S. T. Hntchins Circle /
TO be their guests, Tuesday, Sept. %.
w. L. Hodgdon is a new subscrib
err to the Farmers Telephone and the
call at his new residence is 1913.
The occupants of the teacherage are
Mrs. Mildred Manson, Miss Esther