The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-04
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


RICHARDSON
- Nabelle E. Ross has COM
- her course at Gray's Business
20 and is now at home.
NJ. Mildred Simpson, after visit
10 Methodist parsonage, returned
~.lgv TO her home in Springfield
Mas
s5aisjn Charles French Smith left
"a rnesday for Camp Devens where
4,neets to get his discharge from
service
NJ. Sadie F. Blair and daughter
r.. N Blair will arrive home next
sssk from a several days visit in
p,.,on and vicinity.
NJ and Mrs. Harry Hutchins and
.or son. with Mr. and Mrs. Moody
Il Dexter were Sunday callers at
stanley Nays.
sergeant Walter Thornhill has re
.4nad TO his home in North Vassal
,,ro He has been the guest of Mr..
and Mrs H. L. Ames.
mr. and Mrs. Woodbury. Cleveland
If Eastport are visiting Mrs. Cleye
,,n5, mother, Mrs. Mary Emery and
w.. Eta Emery at the Emery home.
Francis Nichols, son of Rev. H. L.
vebols. left here Tuesday for Spring
odd Mass, and from there will go on
. n Detroit Michigan where he expects
/ 70 locate.
Miss Dorothy Elliot, first assistant
| in the High School has been in town
for few days returning to Hartland
Tuesday for another visit before sch
ool opens.
Miss Carrie Mcpherson has been en-
tqrtaining Miss King from the King
Hospital in Portland. Miss King has
also been visiting with friends in Bin
CHAM and Pittstield.
Captain Raymond Smith, son of l.
Smith has arrived from Camp
Brown Brownsville Texas. Capt.
Smith has received his discharge and
/. here for an indefinite period
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Emerson and
Children accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. James Dunyille, attended the
| Fair at Bangor last Thursday. The
rip vas made in the Emerson car.
Mrs May Reed of Weirdale, Fla,
and Miss Alice Colbert of Ocala,
Fla. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Nichols and Miss Iva Hol-
WAYS have gone to Harmony for a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. J. Smith are enter
tanning Nh Smiths brother, Mr. Syl-
yester Smith and his daughter, Miss
Louise Mr.. Smiths home is in Kan
,as. and he has not seen his brother
for thirty two years.
Festival Chorus rehearsal at the
Congregational Church parlors, next
Monday evening. There is also to
he at Waterville, Wednesday evening
Of next week, grand rehearsal of
the Festival Choruses of this part of
Maine. at which Mr.. Chapman will be
present.
The regular Church activities will
lie resumed at Centenary Methodist
Church next Sunday The pastor,
Rev H. l.. Nichols will preach AT 1890
on the subject Taking our Measure
meat9. The Sunday School will meet
at T. o'clock and it is desired that
every pupil will be in his or her place.
Il $50 the young people OF the Ep-
worth League will meet in the League
Room ior the opening service OF its
distinctive young peoples activities.
A, 80 in the large vestry there will
be another of those soul-stirring e.
yangilstic hours. with brief address
By the pastor on Hollow Excuses y,
supplemented by a lively song service
and brief testimonies. II you would
spend delightful and profitable Sab
bath evening drop in to this service.
Mrs. Samuel Roderick of Free street
has been entertaining her nephew,
George Dulac, son of Paul Dulac OF
Gardiner. He is student at st.
Charles College, Baltimore, Maryland,
studying to fit himself for the priest
hood His brother, Peter Dulac, and
Miss Dorothy Linscott OF Wateryille
were also guests at the Roderlck
home They were married in Gardi-
ner Yesterday morning at seven
O'clock. Other guests were. Mrs.
Roderek's brother, OrYille Dulac and
wife from Boston. and Mrs Roderick S
sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
McAlye and son Alvie Jr, OF Whit
man. Mass. While their guests were
present Mrs. Charles Dulac gave a
family reunion dinner at her home on
Hathawa,, c+raat Ont of eight chill