The independent-reporter., 1920-03-25

Miss Gladys fafkHlah has oeeh VI
sting in Portland during the past
week.
,rs Mary B. sunchfeld will leave
10 for Boston next Monday on a
business trip.
Miss Edith NJ. Gledhill spent the
,l, ond in Augusta as the guest OF
1.,doa and Mrs. F. F. Lawrence.
Mrs. B. f. Eaton has crocuses al
od,, in bloom out Of doors close TO
the house where the snow mas melt
ed away.
T,,ma, Rollins, formerly OF this
.,.r but now employed by construc-
.:o, concern, left Monday morning LOT
Ware. Mass.
Miss Sarah J. Anderson who mas
.nanding the winter in Boston
has been in town for brief visit on
is This week.
.rr and Mrs Charles NJ. balH"l" "
SD. here Yesterday for their nome
.- <uharn after being in town LOT
several weeks.
,r-- ]. Lynn Yiles returned to her
t.... in Vim. Tuesday, after visit
t,. her mother Mrs E. NJ. Green ana
4r re1atiYes in town.
Miss Ethelyn Steward, kindersar-
20. teacher in Bangor, is arriving
saturday for q visit at the home oil her
narents on Coburn avenue
Miss Corine L. Salley is at nome
from Pennington Normal School lot
,ho Easter recess. She will graduate
t.,r, that institution this spring
small group of auction players
who have been enjoying the game o&V-
urdav evenings during the winter met
last week with Miss Gertrude Weoo
Of pleasant street.
social event OF this afternoon
and evening will be picnic supper
to I've enjoyed by members OF the Good
wan club at the home of their pre-
sident Mrs. A. r. Jewett.
charles Elwell the efficient day su-
norintendeut at the Skowhegan FIRE
n.,orruent station is able to be out
,n. streets after an illness with
r,oumouja and will shortly be back
at his post of duties.
tl54nds will regret to learn OF the
serious illness of Lottie Bean VINO
livos At the home of Sheriff and Mrs.
Iobu \ Mooers. She underwent
serioLs surgical operation at Somer-
set Hospital the first OF the week.
Archie Roderick, who left here Mon
day for Pennington on business, mas
shipped his mare Susie, well known
to local horse fanciers to Aroostook
Comfy where she will undergo train
ing for further appearance on the race
track.
TIE Willing Workers met TUESDAY
evening with their leader, Miss Elizs
beth Webb at her home. The member
shin comprises the girls OF MISS
Webbs class at the Federated Church
and they occupied themselves in max
ing puff tops for the Good Will Home
Association.
Father Boudin OF the Sacred Heart
Church and Father Cramillon OF st.
Frances de Sales church both OF wa
tcryiIe we're in Skowhegan Tuesday
r9 assist in the services of the la e
I,hn Goodness. Father Renaud To-
cal parish priest, was the mass cele-
uaut With Father Cramillon as dea-
ol and Father Boudin as sub-dea-
CON-
COL r. L. Marston, Hon. W. L.
Walker +. +. Merrill, d. \. Porter,
George II. Plummer Clifton Paradis.
Roy b. Pooler, Clyde H. Smith, H. e.
smith. /. 4. Homsted. w. II. Hight,
c. p. Merrill, W. II. Hawes Thomas
Dean, local delegates and Horace
Spear and f. f. Towne of Madison
left here yesterday to attend the Re
publican Convention in Bangor. r Z.
Cole is also in attendance at the es-
sion.
William Jones a well known up riy-
er lumber man, was in Skowhegan
Tuesday. He has been numbering
this winter at Briggs landing and Dead
river having cut little more than
100000 at the former place and
about 100000 at the latter place. Mr..
Jones states that there is better than
three feet of snow in these districts
at the present time and that because
Of this it has required about twice
as much help as would have been
otherwise necessary to handle the
lumber. He will probably have the
entire lot in both places hauled by
the end of the week.