The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-17

engagement at Dayton, Fla, for the
coming winter
Miss Rosa Richardson of Canaan
has been visiting this week with her
cousin Miss Efie NJ. Nye.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo Lambert of Wat
eryile were the week end guests of
relatives and friends in town.
Albert Markus is the purchaser of
the j. r. Philbrick stock goods which
he has been selling at public auction.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chase and Mr..
and Mrs Olin Waller returned last
week from a fishing trip to Parlin
Pond.
Mrs Genthner of Damariscotta who
has been the guest OF her daughter, I
Miss Beatrice Genthner, departed
Tuesday.
l.. ". Gerrish. accompanied by Mr.. /
and Mrs Clement Downes and Rev.
II. /. Nichols went to Augusta by
automobile Tuesday on business trip
Members of the First Philathea
Glass of the First Baptist Church
enioyed picnic lunch, following the
regular business meeting, at Lake
wood yesterday afternoon.
The Queen Esther Circle of the Me
thodist Church enjoyed a box social +
at the parsonage last evening, after
which they all adjourned to the ply
steal training class at seven O'clock
Theodore c. Nickerson of Provi- I
dence. Mass, proprietor Of Monument
al works In thai city was in Skowhe- /
gan last Friday calling upon Gerald
c. Marble OF the local monumental /
establishment.
Emery T. Dyer Of Skowhegan, re-
ceiyed the degree OF Bachelor of Bust
ness Administration at the annual
commencement exercises OF Boston
University which were held at IRE
mont Temple last night.
DR.. Blynn o. Goodrich has arrived
home from Montreal and will pass the
summer in Skowhegan. He was
graduated from McGll University, +.
Faculty of Medicine and has been
-. IL n n ,rd 4 NJ daorpac
give" ''''
Mr. and Mrs. F. b. Folsom accom-
panied by Mrs Rose Bufrlii' MISS
Lena Landry and Miss Helen Chap
man. went to New Portland Monday
evening 10 attend the district meeting
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Edmund Sirois OF Norrldge"oek ana
Miss Laura Bourgoln were married
last Thursday at Our Lady Oh i-oufdes
Roman Catholic Church by KEY.
J. L.. T. Renaud, parish priest. me !
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Practically the entire heiiipeISn,P
OF the Ladies OF ST. Ann, Sathoae
Sodality were at worship fogeiher
Sunday morning and received HOLY
Communion. In the afternoon the
regular monthly meeting WAS he q
with an attendance OF some eo or ~
members.
The regular convocauon oil 9omer-
set Chapter, No. 10, K. a. NJ. VIII ne ,
held at the Masonic Han, FRIDAY eSeh-
ing. June %. at 100 o'clock. Inc
following will be the order oil the
business ballot report OF secretary
report of treasurer, report OF trustee
election and installation OF ofilcers' .
Do, n II Tracy oGiciated al the !
nriaoo oaromonv in the First Bap-
Ia ,i'"' narsonage sunday afternoon at !
two o'clock of Hazen S. TAYLOR and i
Miss keturah Houghton Mantor poth
of Arson. The double ring service
was used and the couple were aueha-
ed by the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Taylor will reside IN Ansoh'
rho o,,na1 Raeket meeting of the
>,ou.h Hannahoc Aesociation Of Bap-
tist Miseionarv organizations will be
ho1a toby Thursday at Oakland.
This association takes in the mission
ary societies in Somerset County
towns of Arson. Madison, Norridge
wock pittsfeld and Skowhegan as
we'll as several OF the upper 'o"n'
in kennepec county
A good delegation of Republican
voters turned out last Thursday even
ing numbering in all one hundred
and seventeen to endorse Col. Fred
erick w. Parkhurst for governor and
William H. Halves for county attor-
ney CLYDE Fl. Smith was chairman
of the meeting and Col. Parkhurst
was present. Both the colonel and
Attorney Halves spoke and 1t was an
optimistic gathering Of Republican