The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-23

The infant son of Mr. and Mrs Al
ton Chubbuek died Tuesday, its birth
having occurred Saturday
Mrs. Grace Moody and two children
have arrived home from Norway, \.
II. Her oldest daughter Gladys,
underwent surgical treatment at the
Somerset hospital this week.
Mr. and Mrs Orrin Brown of Roths-
dale. Mass, are the proud parents of
a young son. Mrs Brown was for
merly Miss Rosie Perry, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Perry Of this
place.
Miss Gladys Bradshaw. who makes
her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Decker, who have lately moved here
from Brighton, left Monday afternoon
for Wateryille, where she will be a.
student at Coburn Classical Institute
Bruce H. M. White, who has been
away since a year ago last July IN
the employ OF the United States Geo
logical Survey In New Mexico, Okla
homa and Montana, is visiting his
mother Mrs. Bruce White, prepare
tory TO entering boHuOlh NoiiSSN'
Evidently Somerset County will be
we'll represented at the 1920 session
of the Sovereign Grand Lodge l. U.
O. F. in Boston. Sept. 81. Col. l.. w.
Gerrish stated Tuesday that the num-
her who had signiied their Intentions
of attending outside the Skowhegan
members included two from Canaan,
six from North Arson, eight from
Norridgewock and five from Bingham.
Col Gerrish will be among those IN
attendance upon the event from SHOW
hogan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Flanders
Marion -Flanders) are to move
here shortly from Athens, Mr.. Fland-
ers having recently sold out his gen
eral store to his former partner, W. n.
Sanders. They are to establish their
home In the Gould bungalow on Bridge
street. Skowhegan people Will ex-
tend a warm welcome to Mr.. and Mrs
Flanders. They already have many
friends here and Mrs. Flanders will
he a decided addition to local musical
circles
A large party of local people who
went to North Arson to witness the
order of the King Log" production
proceeded on and above the Williams
farm in Concord on the banks OF the
Kennebec River enjoyed corn roast.
Those participating were Mr.. and MIS-
C. w. Day, Miss Dorothy and Miss
Helen Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert F'ietcn-
err and daughter, Mrs. Fannle w
thatcher. Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Seekins,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Emery, Mr. and
Mrs Alfred Preble, Mr.. and MRS. ira
Norton. Miss Florence and Miss Ber-
tina Norton.
A quiet wedding was solemnizeo
Friday morning at the parsonage Vi
the Bethany Baptist church with
Emor Brook Hirst OK SANFORD was
married to Mary Ellen Collins, daugh-
for Of Mrs. Susie Collins OF Corn
Vile. The ceremony was performed
at ton o'clock by Rev. George Mer-
Ram. who used the double ring ser
vice The couple were unattended
roth are textile operatives and are 10
make their future home IN SANFORD
they departed by automobile shortis
after the ceremony.
The Independent-Reporter IS IN.
formed that Mrs. Margaret barhle Vi
DALLAS and Ben Lambert OF SkoWhe-
gan were married September ~; lnes
will make their future home at Moxle.
Emoise Summers and Herpefl
Iipht we'll known among the ldhe
wood players, have been remaining
here rehearsing a company OF people
at the Lakewood Theatre. They are
coming to Skowhegan for four days
Sent. 81. IS, 30 and 30, Offering stand
ard plays. Mr. hight will be femem-
bered by his splendid success as leau
ing man of the Lakewood S STOCK Sum Do.
for the past three years. MISS sum
mers Is now playing the leading role
opposite to Mr.. Light, and is one % Of
the best known and most popular
dramatic leading women. she mas
been a leading star of the famous
shubert Stock Co. Miss Summers
and Mr.. Light are surrounded by
company of competent artists.