The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-06-24

Miriam s. Merrill anu ie'AO
VI Master Robert Bratten ar
eraH.1s" nome Tuesday from Lancaster
Pa.
nou sidewalk, which is being
tas ~ cowett street, is very mnch
bal. nos ia by all who reside IN that
section.
,-suord y. Merrill who is in the
- I1t service was transferred from
In5 l,.Ss.d to Camp Devens Saturday
morning
n...,raster Clarence Mantor return
=, Nome Tuesday from Pleasant roma
ca u9'' he enjoyed a fishing trip for
= few days.
Miss Christie Rollins went to Au-
~ Tuesday afternoon, where she
vi remain for a time with her faith
= who Is located there.
Mrs Edward Roode and daughter
,t,4eIiue of Brunswick are visiting
-. Two weeks at the home OF her
- Miss Cecilia Lessard.
mr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Cover and
5.ne6ter Muriel went to Portland on
T gld by automobile for a visit.
w. cover and her daughter will not
raturn with the doctor.
3,rr. number of Catholic boys,
,,embers of the Holy Name Society,
raceived holy communion last Sunday
5aring the eight o'clock mass from the
band OF Father Renaud.
,rba nrogress of the logs from the
h5g tfe-eauntry numbering districts is
good and the drivers are having all
sboy ran handle along the river. The
rear of the drive is probably outside
of Long Pond
Mrs. c. Davis Miller, Miss Louise
coburn. Mrs. e. T. Goodrich, Mrs.
EDWARD F. Haines and Mrs V. w. Nell
con represented the Helen Coburn
MISSION Circle at the Basket meeting
in Oakland last Thursday.
Mrs P. j. Genthner of Dover and
rovcroft is in town for a week, the
Guest of the family of her son, A. c.
csnthner. Mrs. Ashley Holt of Gar
diner is also a guest at the Genthner
Il home being a sister of Mrs. Genthner
The Grange will have a supper July
in honor of the debt committee.
4 All Patrons of Husbandry are expect
n cd to bring something good to eat,
such as salads, bread, butter, cakes,
etc good time is expected. Sup
per will be served at seven O'Clock
Standard time,
Mrs Charles Carnage returned from
gusthbay Harbor, Friday night. She
WAS called tAeta CT account of her
mothers illre3A. Mrs. Salome Gilman.
Mrs Gilman passed ava TEosf%y
June Is. Funeral held at the South
pert Methodist church, Thursday af-
ternoon Mrs Gilman had spent COW
,r4l winters in the Gamase nome.
The schedule Fer local train service
has be.m somewhat charged since the
urhitation of the schedule last week.
IL. 4o4oE,ag is TIA correct schedule:
hnet days: leaves AS a. m; TAO a.
m; 100 p. M; 2:35 p. m. Sundays;
Leaves 4 10 p. m; arrives week days
10, 1850 a. M; 5:10 p. m, $40 p.
m; and Sundays at 11:05 a. m.
The County Commissioners will be
at New Portland today to meet with
the State Assessors and New Port
land board of selectmen and be pres
eat at a bridge hearing. New Port
land is the town Of many bridges ow-
ing To the crooked course of the Car
rabassett and the residents of that sec
ton are now DESTROYS Of new bridge
within their limits.
Miss Anna Merrill has arrived home
from New York City whore she has
been attending Hunter College. She
will return to that institution next
fall Mrs. w g. Merrill and
daughter Frances of New York City
are expected to arrive here the first
of July to visit at the home of her
husbands mother, Mrs. Eta S. Mer-
rlll Of Water street.
Earl Grundy is at home from Bates
College and expects to remain here
until about July 4th, when he will
take up his duties as director of Boys
work connected with Methodist
church in Portland. He will be at a
Boys camp at Kennebunk during the
summer Rev. Leslie Grundy and
family of Phillips are expected home
during this week for vacation visit. |
Among those from Skowhegan who
attended the graduation exercises at
Mount Mef;ci at Waterville Tuesday
afternoon were Misses Cecilia Les
sard Ayena Thibodeau, Gladys La
chance, Eliza Rabideau, Modesto Cyr,
Flayie Thibodeau, Mrs. d. Laford,
Mrs James Lewia. Mrs II. G. Lewia,
Miss Elizabeth Lewia. Misses Lena
and Lucy Goulette, Mrs. Jennie Roy,
and Mrs W. G, GARNER.
Three local young women were
numbered among the graduates from
Pennington Normal School last week
Miss Doris Tobey who has already
accepted a position as teacher In the
SkoWhegan schools; Miss Corine l..
Salley and Miss Marion f. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs George W. Tobey, Mrs.
f. l.. Parker and DR.. and Mrs. |. l..
Salley, Miss Marjorie Fales and
Gladys and Linnette Manter were in
attendance from Skowhegan.
Last Tuesday morning a mass of
requiem for the repose OF the soul OF
the late Mrs. w. J. Breton and the
repose of the soul of Mrs. Beatrice
Breton Lessard was offered by Father
kenaud The service was requested
by ". J. Breton and family, the two
ladies' having been mother and