The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-02


patient IT sornerset hospital.
Fred Hin has purchased an oidsmo-
bile touring car OF the ciouTh Motor
Company.
Miss virginia t,tinchheld has sue
ceeded Carl W. Maliey as pianist 1t
the opera house.
! G. q pike OF Lisbon Falls came
Tuesday night 10 visit bis dannhter.
Mrs. G. f. Richardson.
Carl Curtis returned Friday night
from a several days bnsinsss tNp 20
Greenville. Jackman and Honlton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. @. Lord plsn TO
leave Thursday OF next week for Nor
ton. Mass. TO be present at the grad
uation OF their oldest daughter. Miss
Marion r. Lord from Wheaton college.
Frank y Cioush accompanied by his
parents. Mr. and Mrs George clough
and Ben Coombs motored 60 Augusta.
Tuesday night and drove home an
Oldsmobile Eight automobile which
has been sold TO local parties.
County Commissioners u. T. Good
rich, Henry Crowell and H. l. Good
rich OF Palmyra with Bert Libby. State
Inspector for Somerset County. are In
the plantations this week inspecting
highways and laying out state roads.
DR.. and Mrs. C. r. Richardson with
Miss Phyllis and their guest, Mrs
Edyth Macer OF Lisbon Falls. Waited
the doctors parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Richardson In Strong Monday.
Mrs. Maoer returned to her home
Monday night.
The members OF the Girls' AKr1cul-
rural Club will meet Saturday after
noon at four o'clock at the home of
their new leader. Mrs C. A. Storer,
wife OF County Agent Storer at her
home on Middle street 0ficers will
be elected and the members will es-
pecially consider sewing. cooking and
housek eeping.
Maurice s. Philbrick and Arthur r.
McQuillan. students OF Harvard Medi-
cal school, are arriving In Skowhegan
shortly for their summer vacation! Mr.
Philbrick will come the first of the
week having a trip planned to Provi-
dence. r. l.. to visit with friends be-
fore his arrival. Mr.. McQuillan will
reach home Thursday or Friday.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry Moor and child
of Providence. r, L., Mr.. and Mrs. Err
nest Moor of Allston, Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Moor and son, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Moor Of Brookiine, Mass
who have beeen guests of their sister
Mrs. M. q. Lord. have departed. They
were called to this section by the
death of their mother. Mrs. Frank
Moor of Waterville.
"Why Take the Church Seriously
will be the subject of Rev. H. l.
Nichols sermon at Centenary Metho-
dist Church next Sunday morning al
1890. Music under the direction OF
Mrs. Rose Burrill. with Mr.. Oddly at
the organ. Sunday School at II
o'clock. Epworth League meeting at
10 o'clock with Making America
Christian" as topic for consideration
Evening worship at 7 with vital mes.
sage by the pastor.
Mrs. Harriet NJ Adams of Skowhe,
gan and Charles A. Spaulding of Au'
gusta were married Saturday morn
ing at sac o'clock at the home oil
Mrs. Adams on Bloomfield street. The
ceremony, In which the single ring
service was used, was performed by
the Rev. George /. Thurlow. pastor
of the Federated church. Mr.. Spauld
ing Is in the employ of Uncle Sam
being a mail carrier In the Capital
City, where he and his bride are to
establish their home. Mrs Spauldine
Is moving her household furnishing
to Augusta.
The regular meeting of the First
Philateha class OF the Federated
church was held at the home of Mrs
Grace Stevens on Leavitt street, We'd
nesday evening with the president
Mrs. Lou Eames. presiding and with
the transaction Of the usual business
II was voted to hold the annual BAN
Duet at the Lakewood Inn on the eve
ming of Wednesday. June 9Th. The
hostess. Mrs. Stevens, assisted by Mrs.
Jennie horne, SeTfeu ucllClOub TO-
freshments Of ices and fancy waters
and most enjoyable time was passed
by the large number in attendance.
Darius Bunker. formerly of Skowhe-
gan, now OF Boston, made flying trip
to Skowhegan Sunday by automobile
and called On his sister, Mrs. Emma
Thompson and his cousin. DR.. F. s.
Bigelow, in hopes the later would
be able to accopany him to. Boston to
visit him In his new home. Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Bunker of Boston spent
the afternoon Monday with DR.. F. s.
Bigelow. Mr.. Bunker IL brother OF
the late Wingate Bunker who passed
away from Kennebec valley hospital
during the winter. Other Memorial
Day guests at the home OF DR.. Bige-
low were Mr.. and Mrs. G. Harrington
Flint OF Norway, Maine.
Thomas Dionne, Assistant in the Bu-
reau OF Markets. Maine Department OF
Agriculture, lately returned home
from trip to East Sumner,
Buckfield. East Hebron, West Minot,
Yarmouth, and Freeport. The journey
ended with big Conference In West
brook Thursday evening with the
mi at which