The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-15

MIS-. George Currie of the Lakewood
road went To Bath yesterday to visit
Mrs Archie Reed.
Mrs. ". o. Chase won't 10 Water
Vile FriCaY forenoon To yfst with
her daughter. Mrs. Thomas Weeks
Mrs. Gertrude Humphrey Perkins
of Sanford. once n resident of Show
hogan. is the guest OF Mrs. Harry A.
Dinsmore.
Mrs. Earl G. Moody has installed a
New England telephone AT her resi-
denco, GS North avenue and the num-
Der is 219-3
Miss Theda Holman, parol matron
at the State Reformatory for Women
was in Portland Friday ON business
for the institution.
Rev. c. II. Mckinney was in Water
Vile Friday to attend the meeting of
one of the committees of the State
Congregational organization.
Ben b. Fogler is arriving Saturday
from Celeveland, Ohio to join Mrs
Fogler and children who are enjoy
ing few weeks in town.
Mrs. Cora Rec accompanied by her
SON. Capt. b. |. Rice has been spend
ing few days in Auburn as the guests
OF Mrs. Riees brother Sylvester Ham.
Mrs. a. r. Watson went to Old Or
chard beach Friday for a weeks stay
joining there MIR. and Mrs. Lewis A.
Gaswell who have been at the shore
for sometime.
Miss Gala L. Gordon has an en-
gagement as pianist for a dance at
Jaekman, Friday evening, July %.
Last Thursday evening she played at
CornYille and Friday at the Forks.
Deputy Sheriff f. l.. Gipson. whom
the Republicans nominated from the
Bingham district at the June Primar-
les for representative to the legisla-
ture, was in Skowhegan Friday on
business
]. Albert Brayton of Stubenyllle
Ohio formerly of Athens, was in towr
Saturday. He had been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. II. n Flanders of Athens
and departed from here on his re.
turn trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Paul r. Wilder and
son of Arlington, Mass, came Friday
i by automobile to visit with his bro.
ther, Oscar Il. Wilder and family Mr.
and Mrs O. r. Wilder entertained
their guests at Belgrade Lakes, Sun.
/ day
A large number of the class Of 1915
enjoyed a class reunion a Lakewood
Friday. attending the theatre in the
evening. Headquarters during the
day were made at the Fogg Cottage
Bathing and fishing were among the
pleasant sports.
Mrs. Lizzie Watson went to Old Or
chard beach Friday for a rest and
outing. Mrs. Watson is lecturer of
Somerset Pomona Grange and an
nounced that the annual Pomona Po-
mona Field Day would be held Au-
guest 18th at Lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Lawley Of So
merville Mass, are spending few
weeks in Skowhegan guests of Miss
Mary f. Lawley. his sister.
MISS 1Helld oltNtlS Hats DteH tHlcl =
tanning for some days Mrs. A. w Dud-
ley of Cambridge, Mass.
Mrs. Mary C. Brainerd with her
guest, Miss Priscilla Colby OF Maiden,
Mass. have been enjoying an ANTONIO
bile journey to East Mortified, Mass,
by way of the White Mountains. They
drove Mrs Emmeline Dickerson home,
she having been here as a guest of
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Fannie Webb
Fletcher
Mrs. Abbie X. Wildes who recently
sold her home on Madison avenue to
DIR. r. A. Derbyshire and his father
in-law, Mr.. Plummer has leased of
Mrs. Vira Greenwood an apartment In
the S. J. Walton residence. Mrs.
Greenwood will move to her new pos
session in August and will remodel
the house to the convenience of two
families.
The subject Of the morning SER
vice at the Christian Science Society
Sunday morning will be Life.
These services are held at 10.45 every
Sunday morning in Grand Army Hall
with a Sunday School for pupils un-
der the age Of twenty years during
the morning service. Miss Coda
Keene, the regular soloist is enjoy
ing a vacation and last Sunday morn
ing Albert r. Watson sang.
Mrs. Horace Tilden is here from
South Dakota coming east to attend
tho Co1hv COLLAGE Centennial and has