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

rnesday attending TO matters OF
business.
,ffrad Warrington returned Tues
- keene, y. H., where he Is now
employed.
I'D Foss has returned to Bos-
hes,n', visiting with his parents,
ar. and Mrs. L. l. Foss Oh west on'
street.
~, F. ". Marston OF Santa Bar
cal was the week end guest OF
oaI ..ietor-in-law Mrs. Sarah s. Mars
,on an Baptist Hill.
Miss Lovina Murray one OF the
aaaates in the 1920 class, ). II. ,.
- accepted a position IN the once
hh9 m George E. Young on Water st.
,trs T. ". Pike and Mrs. Merle
b.ve returned to their homes in
- Fa1ls after visiting with MRS.
- daughter, Mrs. c. E. Richard
son.
,..,as II Hillens returned to keene,
II last Saturday but Mrs. Hillens
.,.ri probably remain for the balance
VIZ GUNNER at the Hillens cottage
at Lakewood,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bragg OF
port1and came Saturday and WIN
.heir little daughter Evelyn, VINO mas
Lac. here for two weeks visiting her
ausndnarents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
sI1rray are occupying the Bragg cot
age at the Lake.
,rss Christine n Pooler has arriv-
mo from the New England Con-
rtaforv of Music in Boston for the
r,ar The Poolers will leave for
Iate Wesserunsett early in July to
md the balance of the summer at
sto;r cottage on the east shore.
pagister of Deeds John W. Higgins
I'D Mrs Higgins entertained as
a,ests Tuesday her brother, Sidney
stonlov of Kezar Falls and her two
-;sters Mrs. Harold Lord Of kezar
Lis and Mrs. Scott Watkins of Port
Ind They came to Kent's Hill to be
resent at the graduation of Mr.. Stan
~, son. Orion Stanley and left here
the 235 train for Portland.
Mrs F. L. Parker left Tuesday
r,orning for Pennington to be pres
o1t at the graduation of her daughter,
Miss Marion F. Adams, who is com
Eating her studies at Pennington
Tormal School. Mrs. Parker was
.ccompanied on her departure by her
I,tle niece Jean Langdon, who will
yi.t her cousin Mrs. Horace Cook in
lewiston.
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Briggs have re-
trrned from a fishing trip at Lost
Pond Returning with them were
Miss Margaret Leavitt and the Misses
Prtb Jockey and Lottie Afford OF
Cbinley. Fla, who are at the Briggs
homo for the summer. J. M. Dwyer
also Of Chipley, who has been here
and at Lost Pond as a guest OF Mr..
Briggs. started on his return south
last Sunday.
Baseball fans locally are consider
ing somewhat the organization OF
team for the coming season. Ihe
Wateryille A. C. team came to SHOW
hogan last Saturday and played
against a team made up from the
ekowhegan Athletic Association and
later won a decisive victory by q
score of 7 to 5. The game was close
" contested and Waterville made a
deenerate effort in the ninth inning
with two men, but Lewis replaced
Dolduc in the box and struck out
two men.
Petitions for naturalization recelV-
cd in the proper department at the
Court House during the present
month and in order for hearing at the
September term of Supreme Court are
as follows: Joseph John keast OF
SkOwhegan, native OF Liskeard, Eng
land five children, witnesses Loen w.
Gerrish and Roy A. Dunbar; Melase
Leblanc of Madison. native or Rog-
ersyille. n. b., four children, witnesses
Vetal Joseph Ouelette, John h. Beaui-
Ter. Gustaf Adolph Dahlberg, Madi-
son, shipbuider, native OF LlnKa-
ming. Sweden, five children, witnesses
Shepherd II. Swain and Carl A. DAM
berg. Geo. Serencher. Arson, WeaV-
or. native of Gezseny ing. Hungary
five children. witnesses Fred A. Man
ter and Thos. H. Spear; Maxine Lee
Blanc Of Madison, a fireman, native OF
Shedeac. n. b., eight children, wit
nesses John f. Beaulier and Netai
Joseph Ouelette; John Placide Cor
mier. mill worker. native or Mono
ton. Y. b., now of Arson, two children,
witnesses Yetal Joseph Ouelette ana
John Z. Beaulier.
In place of the regular morning ser
vices at the Federated Church next
Sunday there will be Chidren's Day
Observance The following children
will take part in the exercises: Ed
ward Thompson. Norman Elwell, Her
man Martin, Esther Jenkins, Sally
Marston, Georgia and Doris Gordon
Linwood Durrill. John Phillips. Gladys
Currier, Laura Folsom, Fred Dugas,
Wayne Dow. Myra Folsom, PHYLLIS
Richardson. Edna Oddly, stephen Mer-
rill, Richard Goldsmith, Gordon
Briggs. Ethel Rowell, Thelma Elliott.
Doris Burgess, Elizabeth Jewett, Mur1el
Cover Priscilla Lord, Vera Randall,
Alma Randall, Edna Adams, Jack
Widder. Earl Simpson, Clarence
Whiting, Edward Merrill, Auriel Wal
ker, lola Petty, Henrietta Page, Eliza
beth Page, Alice Hobart, Emma Tobey'
Eleanor Rowell Lucille Cleveland
Helen Buxton, Eva Martin, Effie Mar
tin, Adeline Goodwin, Eleanor Ste
vens. Ellen Marie Boyd, Rachel Tobey
and Dorothy Plummer. There Will