The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-01
SKOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS


q rs.nette Sturteyant arrived
4 I'M Arlington, Mass, where
been teaching.
,..5 Gala L. Gordon mas aece ,2ai
- az bookkeeper at the local
g..l.,,,srs' Telephone otlce.
,, md Mrs. W. ]. Abbott, Mrs. 8
Ml ,wood and Miss Marion Nil
Il we're in Jackman SATURDAY anu
SUNDAY.
..,opd Pooler, Arthur Goodness
IA a lise and Arthur Hamilton nave
Neu - home from an automoolie
rip To Canada
.,4r,,an Shumway and Donald
..,itl;ek have arrived from cam
PM PM Mass. where they are students
DIV W. harvard Business School.
Dnrre1l who underwent surgl-
torment at kennebec Nalley
"a. aitaI Monday, for appendicitis
ho'p nee been reported as improving
r,,a4n pooler and Leon Gagne ar
@'i bnme Saturday night from Hart
fhgu ronn.. where they have been
lol .5.sfs Al La Sallette College in that
city
,,....gor Austin Eames of the SHOW
\. announced Tuesday that
nee aaulv organized baseball team OF
l1e ssociation was ready to play any
I'm in somerset county.
~. " s. Stinchfield with her
,6tar and son are occupying their
u' ,.9ge the John Steward cottage on
@os'1 Isl shore of Lake Wesserunsett'
nv nv doctor goes up for over night
stays.
Mrs Alice E. Mitchell, principal OF
49,, park School, who recently under
n.ert surgical treatment at Kennebec
Wiley Hospital is reported as making
rery favorable progress toward re
coyery.
Il Mrs f F. Danforth who has just
n rornrned from Boston where she Wis
n .,od with former Radcliff College
Ii friends represented that New England
II College and yesterday at the Colby
a Centennial.
The subject of the morning ser
vires If the Christian Science Society
NOV, sunday will be God" Miss
Colda Keene soloist. Sunday School
dnrng the morning services. We'd
neslay night meeting at 7.3O.
4 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pooler and his
mother Mrs. Lena Pooler accompanied
nv Dr. Devon and Mrs. Henriette Mar
4 ceau are expected to return home this
week from an auto trip to Quebec and
81 Ann and other places in Canada.
Mrs Grace Stevens has returned
home from Livermore Falls. where
she has been visiting for a week She
was accompanied home by Miss Helen
Holman and Fred Fullam. They re-
mrned by automobile Monday for Liv-
ermore Falls.
" ]. Breton. Godfrey Breton. Cath
crime Burnor and Mrs. Augustus Gil
BAR spent the week end visiting al
the home of Frank LeWia in Halo
we'll. The party also visited in Gar
diner The trip was made in the
Godfrey Breton car.
Mr. and Mrs Allen Dyer. Miss
Christine Pooler and Mrs. Emma l.
'tutting attended the Colby College
Centennial Saturday. Miss Ruby Dyer
being a student at that institution
and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Dyer just mentioned. She returned
home last night for her summer va
cation
Dr.. S NJ. Cover was in attendance
last week at the annual meeting OF
the Maine Dental Society held at Old
Orchard He returned Monday ac-
companed by Mrs. Cover and little
son Merrill who have been visiting
friends in Limington. Miss Muriel
Cover will remain for longer visit
With relatives here.
Rev. and Mrs. C. II. Mckinney left
The first of the week for Portland and
Boston. In the first city they are to
visit their son Fulton Mckinney and
Nr Mckinney will attend the Ter
Centenary Council of Congregations
churches as delegate. the meetings OF
which will be held in Mechanics Hall
70 celebrate the Booth anniversary of
the landing of the Pilgrims and the
Founding of the Congregational faith
Next Sunday at the Centenary
Methodist church, the pastor. Rev. H
l.. Nichols, will preach an "Independ-
ence Day" sermon at 10:45. The
Bible School will meet at II o'clock
with classes for all ages. Epworth
League devotional service at $50.
Evening worship at 7:30, with 1.-THE
Christians Declaration of Independ-
ence' as the subject. A cordial invit-
alton to all these services is extended
to strangers and visitors in town.
Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Halbert
Wilson are in town as the guests of
Mrs. Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
r. E. Harris They are to make
their future home in st. Johnsbury,
VI Mr.. Wilson was formerly pastor
OF the Island Avenue Congregational
Church and delivered a sermon from
that pulpit Sunday night The solo
lst was Mrs. Carl Malley, the choir
sang and Prof. Kendall played the
violin with Carl Malley at the organ.
Loen W. Gerrish who came here in
ISll to assume the superintendency Of
the Skowhegan-Ma schools at the
JOINT meeting OF the 5kowhegan-M Mad
lson boards held Thursday at Lake
wood, was reelected to serve for an
other year at an increased salary Mr..
GerrlSh has been considering a re-