The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-16

III Herman Porter are entering Bow
55o college this fall
meeting of Parmenas Encamp-
- will be held this Thursday
l nrsajpg in l. o. o. F. Hall.
r,a Ladies of the St. Jean the Bap-
society will meet next Tuesday
niebt at 80 o'clock in Convent Hall.
-.od Nitschke of Providence, r. I.
red Friday after visiting with his
eepb Charles Nitschke and family.
~, and Mrs. Roy L. Marston were
.,ongers out on the morning train
ppss,erday for Boston.
,,r and Mrs Elmer Rowell and
enter Miss Gladys motored to
TTasFland the latter part of the week
for visit.
VIC. VelIla Fogg returned to Bos-
~ Yesterday where she will resume
w. ~, studies at the New School of De-
sien in that city.
Tho members of the Ella F. Mitch
NJ pbjlathea Glass are giving a sup
e FRIDAY evening in Bethany chapel
az the church people
Mrs Edward Savoy has returned to
hor home in Gorham. She formerly
i;rea in Skowhegan and has been Wis
n;ng with Mrs Samuel Roderick.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Mathews and Mr..
and Mrs. Del Mathews have started on
NOR California trip by automobile.
T T,o we're in good spirits and antici-
.at, pleasant location in their flu
ture home.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred w. ROBBIE and
laughter Eleanor of Auburn and M.
Trances Lord of Northampton Mass,
wore guests Sunday at the home of
Mrs Vesta Webb.
sH. Bradbury, Mrs. Lizzie Watson,
Mrs Alice M. Dow, Mr., and Mrs. S. F.
Emerson. all officers of the Pomona
atpnded the meeting at Athens Tues
from Skowhegan.
Miss Alice Harmon, a teacher in the
,hlic schools of Sanford is the guest
Ais week OF DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid.
mr. Philip Yung of Portland spent
Nnday at DR.. Kincaids home, re-
inning Monday
him R. Philbrick and his son Maur-
Ia 6 Philbrick leave here next Tues
d,y for Boston where Mr.. Philbr1ck
has business The younger Mr..
plbrick will enter Harvard Medical
School on the 27th.
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Philbrick and
sons. Donald and Karl have returned
home from a two weeks motor trip
through the White Mountains over the
Mohawk Trail through the Berkshires
and along Long Island Sound.
Rev. c. II. Mckinney was in North
Arson Sunday to ofIiciate at the mar
rgge of Raymond l.. Whitney oil
Bingham and Miss Carrie Elizabeth
simmons, daughter of Wilbur Sim
mons of North Arson.
Mss Nellie Hamilton graduate Of
tho $. II. S. 1918, a graduate OF Bur
defl business college, 1920, has ac-
cepted a position as instructor in the
bookkeeping department of the Pc
ouod business school in Merlden'
Conn.
Miss Vivian Hubbard, who last year
did post graduate work at the hlgh
school, Is completing her duties at the
Burton Candy Store in order to enter
Colby College this fall. Miss Laura
Lemieux is to fill the vacancy, caused
BY Miss Hubbards resignation.
J. r. philbrick, Opsnmetrist, will
leave Tuesday, the 21st, on a business
trim 10 Boston. His office will De
closed during his absence until Sat
urday when ne will be there as usual
Leave any work and make appoint
ments with A. l.. Nutting in the Dins
more store.
Miss Eunice F. Patten departed
Monday afternoon for Brooklyn, N
where she will enter the Pratt In
stitnte. She expects to complete ne
library training there during the com
ing winter. Her younger sister Lol
NJ. leaves next Tuesday to become
STUDENT at the Mary Lyons school a
Swarthmore, Penn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mitchell re
turned home last week from Ravena
Ohio. where they visited their so
Abner Mitchell and family. sine
their return Mr. Mitchell has bee
suffering considerable inconvenience
from a large silver which became 3
imbedded in the flesh of one hand tina
surgical treatment was required mon
day last.
nr. and Mrs. E. F. Browness OF Dan
vers, Mass. departed yesterday ate
visit in Skowhegan. Mr.. Brownies
manager of the Wethersheld FarI
owned by D. P. Rogers OF Boston. MI
and Mrs. Browness left here "a year
ago and lived in Lewiston and Auor
uHi 1914. Frsm there they move
10 Dedhan. Mass, where they i've
fer three years and then to Danver'
Mrs. Browness was formerly MIN
Hattie knight OF this place.
Miss Ella Flanders left TUESDAY 10
Boston where she will study music
the New England Conservatory. MT
Marion Drake Flanders was mere lroi
Athens bringing several young peopi
down from that town who lelt at u
same time as Miss Flanders me
were Mrs. Flanders brother 10Y
Drake. who was returning to his nom
in Somerville, Mass, after spennlh
several months in Athens ana MIS-
Grace Fox and Miss Floreunce Sanu
orc u,bo uara leaving for WhedtoI