The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-04-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dysart went tt
Augusta Monday to spend Patriots
Day.
Miss Gladys Elwell of Bridgewater
Mass. visited Monday with Miss Clara
Libby,
Mrs. Herbert Hanscom of Portland
has returned home after visiting with
Mrs. W, II, Fowler,
Mrs. c. E, Norton will open her
dressmaking rooms at her home. 40
West Front St., April rs. 1w1t
Attorney ]. Howard Haley of Hart
land was In town Monday, having a
divorce case at the Court House.
The Good Will Club cleared $50 from
the last benefit picture given under
its auspices and are most apprecia-
tive of the assistance received from
the people by their attendance at the
production,
The anniversary meeting of the
Skowhegan lodge of knights of Pythias
will be held this Thursday evening,
There will be work in the rank of
Knight and a banquet will be served
in Grand Army hall.
Beginning May l, the offices of the
following dentists will be closed Sat
urday afternoons until November l.
DR.. F. o. Sawyer, DR.. c. r. Viles.
DR.. R. A.. Derbyshire DR.. A. E. Rod
den, DR.. Herbert Rodden, Dr.. S. M.
Cover. Owls
The w. C. T. U. will meet at the Ii
brary parlors next Tuesday afternoon,
April 26, at $50, instead of to allow
the High School girls to- attend. Rev.
J. l.. A. Renaud will be. the speaker
for the afternoon, All ladies are corr
daily invited. 80 .e
L. E. Jacobs, Grand Master of the
Grand Lodge of Maine, I. o. O.. F..
will go to Rockland and ON Sunday
will deliver an address at a public
observance concentrating the 1O2nd
anniversary Of the Order, given under
the auspices Of Knox Lodge.
Jewett School will hold a food sale
in the Municipal building, Saturday
afternoon, April %, at 2 o'clock. The
school hopes to finish raising sufficient
money to purchase a victrola. At the
recent school entertainment over $2b
was realized for that purpose.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mitchell NOV
ed yesterday to their beautiful new
residence, built by the Maine Spin
ming Company for their convenience ON
West Front street. Moody Jewell and
family are to occupy the former home
of the Mitchells on the same street.
F, i, GIBSON OF Bingham has just
qualified as q deputy sheriff after com,
pleting his term as representatiy-a to
the Maine Legislature from -, pins,
ham District. Mr.. Gipso~, was unabIe
to serve in both ce-,acities and his
many friehaa will be glad to know
that pc Il aDce more to become one of
the effie Snt officers of Sheriff Mooer's
force OF law protectors.
The attention of the Reporter has
been called to the excellent manner in
which the committee of which Mrs
Mark Savage was chairman, served
the large number of people who were
in attendance at the Eastern Star
meeting last Thursday evening. Mrs
Savage would have been unable to cope
with the situation had t not been
for the valuable assistance of her
committee workers and the help OF
Ernest L. Savage. About $50 people
loY
than was anticipated
The subject of the sermon to be
given by the Pastor, Rev. George l..
Trurlow at the Federated Church next
Sunday will be THE Task of Being a
Church Member" There will be no
evening services. Christian Endeavor
will meet at six o'clock. The FEEDER
ated Mems Clubs will hold their meet
ing in the Assembly Hall of the High
School building at IL o'clock and the
subject will be 1.-The Power of Ambi-
ton" The services were very we'll
attended last Sunday and 1t is hoped
that a larger congregation will be
present at next Sundays services.
Among the large number in attend
duCe at the luneTdl Vi tue late IduCls
w Briggs on Monday last We're the
following from out Of town: Mr.. and
Mrs. S. R. Haines, Brookline, Mass,
Mr., and Mrs. William McGilvery and
William McGilvery. Jr. of Pittsfleld
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Waldinger of New
Ton Center Mass, Mr.. and Mrs. T. E.
Getchell, Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Bige-
low, John W. Manson, w liam Dob
son. Pittsfield: John ODay, Brook
line, Mass. George Fisher, Middletown
Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. Blaine owen, Au-
gusta. Mr.. and Mrs. e. f. McNeeliei
Brookline,t Mass. and Miss Margaret
Leavitt, Mrs Briggs cousin of Pur-
celle, Okla, who is a student at Wei
lesley College.
At the next meeting Of the Parent
Teacher Association to be held on
Monday evening at the High School
building the subject will be Health
and Physical Training and School
Law" The program will involve
discussion on the school nurse OF
physical training teacher problems as
well as the following numbers: The
A ms of Physical Education by Miss