The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04

Clyde Perkins and his sister Miss
,rldred gave a Halloween party at
,hair home last Thursday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Moore and chill
.ran have gone to Arson where Mr.
uoore has employment for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Raymond were
:, petroit Sunday, where they visit
- her son at the home of Elmer
reAse
Miss Pearl Dumont will return to
..r work in Portland next week after
-;s,Hxg her parents and other rela-
ives for several days.
Tse urinary department of the Fed
rated Sunday School will have tip
,.e marty, Friday evening at $50 to
IN. THe parents are invited Penny
csnsotien.
uss Claudia Adams, daughter of
WA Adams of TAe Forks. underwent
sxracal operation at Somerset Hos
,itaL Tuesday nisat. She is getting
,lsag nicely.
Patrick O'Ref1ly returned to his
.sne in Dedham. Mass, Saturday
.orning after visiting with his bro
her John O'Reilly and family of Mt
Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs Chris Boyle and two
hudren are in town for the Burke
curaer trial. Mr. Boyle was clerk
At the Moose River House when N. W.
hartley was murdered.
Mrs Chester Hussey is reported as
recovering from a critical surgical
speration performed by DR.. Risley of
Waterville. assisted by DR.. Paine of
that city and Dr. Dascombe of this
town.
Sunset Chapter No So, o. E. S. will
hold a regular meeting on Friday. to-
morrow, evening, at 7.45 prompt. Fol
lowing the comforting of the degree
there will be light refreshments and a
social hour.
Mrs. John Nutting and Mrs. Herbert
Ames went to Augusta yesterday
morning to attend the annual meeting
II the Woman's Home Missionary So
aety Mrs. Annie Nichols left here
this morning for the same purpose.
The ladies will probably return home
Onight.
Marriage returns at the office of
De town clerk show that Thomas
Gallery and Ruth f. Lawrence, both
Of this town were married in Portland
On the 28th instant by Rev ]. H.
Thompson of that city.
Grand Master Leslie E. Jacobs of
No Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, has
gene to Orrington to attend a gath
ering of Odd Fellows and deliver an
address. This was Mr.. Jacobs first
sfioal visit IL his new official capa-
city. He will also attend a district
meeting of Oedd Fellow lodges in
West Paris this week.
MT and Mrs. George Rowell of Mad
ison avenue gave a Halloween party
at their home Saturday evening to q
few invited relatives and friends, be-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Morse and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase
and family. During the evening &
entertainment light lunch of sand
wiches, lemonade, assorted waters and
candies were served.
The remains of the late Angus Camp
bell. who died at the Augusta State
Hospital Sunday were brought tC
Madison for burial Tuesday. Ser.
vices were conducted by Father Far
lev. Mr. Campbell was a member OF
NE LEGAL C o. F. having been associa-
ted with this lodge for about fifteer
years. A large delegation from
skswhegan were present at the obse
sujes Mr.. Campbell was about sew
saU years Of age. He Is survived
BY fsdr ehildren.
At the meeting of the Skowhegar
woman's Club next Wednesday after
Hoon at 2:30 o'clock Mrs. Rober
Treat whitehouse of Portland will
give a lecture Mrs. Whitehouse Is
we'll known for her Community
Spirit" though she is not expected tC
speak wholly on that subject. Tit
momhcrs OF the club will be glad tC
welcome representatives from oul
neighhoring towns The meeting will
be held in the Library Parlors.
D c. Durroll of Dead River was II
town Yesterday. Mr. Durrell is jus
arriving home after a two months
trip to the Pacific Coast and return
On his wav home he stopped for {
week in New York CITY. While or
the Pacific Coast, Mr. Dnrrell visitcC
with his brother, TT. w. Durrell, nov
city marshall OF st. John, Wash. Mr.
Fl. w. Dnrrell was born in ST. Panl
Mimi. but spent quite a part of his
youth in Somerset County. He Wa
made Mason in Northern Stai
Lodge of North Arson.
The harvest dinner served yesterday
by the Federated Working League
was a great success as In former
years The ten tables were all vel
filled at the noon hour. 10 tickets
were sold and orders given that NJ
more could be Accommodated. The
committee consisted of Mrs. Alfredo
Cool, chairman, Mrs. Isabelle Donald
son. Mrs. Emma Dunton and Mrs
Elizabeth Watson Mrs. Georgia
Goodwin had charge Of the tables with
ten ladies assisting as walters. Mrs
Watson presided at the apron sale
A goodly sum was realized.
Another victory was won BY the
Skowhegan High School foot ball men
in a game played against Abh9,'
School on the HiDpach Athletic flei0