The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-29

The Working League of the Fed
Grated Church will meet next Monday
afternoon at the church parlors.
The Ladies' Circle of the NJ. E
2nd with Mrs M. J. Smith, Cedar St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice B. Magoon
of the Molunkus road are the proud
parents of little son bornxdo them,
Sunday. ~
Ralph Strickland formerly&of this
Mace. who was in the service and has
lately been in Massachusetts, is visit
ing his cousin, Harvey Mcclure and
family.
Mrs. Fred Fellows of Water street,
who is at Kennebec Valley Hospital
suffering from pneumonia, will prob
ably be able to return to her home
the last of the week.
Marriage intentions lately placed
on file At the Office of the town c'rrE
are those of William T. Golf, an ex-
soldier in lie world war. no1 an em-
ployee in the Somerset Shoe Factory
and Mrs Ada Giles both of Skowhe-
gan.
Miss Cecilia Fortier has taken her
position back as organist At low Mass
at St Mary's church Miss Fortior
has performed these duties going on
two years. Miss Rose LemienX has
been substituting for her during her
absence.
The date of Friday evening. Feb
9th. has been selected for the annual
Chairman concert in SkoWheean
There will be three artists Miss Ade-
laidc Fischer. sopranos Miss Ruth
Gray violinist and Harold Lard, the
American baritone.
Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard entertain
ed the members of the Tuesday Club
of three tables Friday afternoon at
the home OF her daughter, Mrs. w. NJ
Stinchdeld Il East Leavitt St. At
o'clock delicious refreshments were
served in the dining room.
Mrs. Edward Boulgier and Miss
Della c. Bouchard were in Waterville
owing to the illness OF their sister
Miss Helen Rouchard, a student at Mt
Nerici Academy. Her illness was
such that a surgical operation upon
her throat was deemed advi able
Two basket ball games are schcd-
Med here for Friday night whe9 COnY
tIrn If augusta will come 10 play
against the girls team of tho local
heh .rhaol and the team from North
Ar vi academy at North Arson will
p'., aeainst the second girls team
from the high school The events
will occur in Heselton Hall,
Dr. p. II. Yung. who has recently
disposed of his Osteopathic business
in Sanford Me. is in town visiting
with the two local physicians, DR..
Julia \ Kincaid and DR.. Z. Y Parker
Mrs Yurg. who was also an Osteo-
pathic physician, has recently passed
away. Dr. Yung is rot decided as
vet where he will again locate.
At meeting of the Crescent tent
of Maccabees No. IS, held Monday
evening, the following officers were
installed Com, A. H. Murray;
Lieut. Com, Wilfred King; r. X, A.
r. Jewett; Chap. Joseph Dulac; ply
sician DR.. o. ]. GAIA sergeant, Leger
King: NJ at Arms, I. Fl. Goodwin
1st NJ of G.. Horace Fortier; Ind NJ.
of G.. Lewis Laney; sentinel, Earl
fIhhem'ore' ploNce, 4i' 3D.. Co',,,r,o,,d
lhstalllns olilcei ""a 90. ,,'1,lo,.
en- d. ,. rlass' n ~ ;.t.i1atio,
was serNeu io'io" WINS wv
e. r Goodrich and Henry Crowell
of this town and Granville Perkins of
Madison, the three members of the
board of county commissioners, were
in Harmony, yesterday. to meet with
the members of the State Highway
Commission for the purpose of look
ing over piiuse an" ~ ~ ,bo aa,,isotii
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To Skowhegan people the follow
ing Colby College notes may bear a
special interest Joel Taylor and
Hubert Emery are active members of
the Zeta Psi bowling team; Percy
Loveley of the Lambda Chi Alpha
team; Libby Pulsifer and Joel Taylor
play on the junior basket ball team
and Joel Taylor delivered an address
on THE Active Chapter at the 18th
annual banquet of Chi Chapter OF the