The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12
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mess visit to Portland. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Hopkins.
John M. Little is at the present time
in Atlantic City, n. j., recuperating
after his recent serious illness in Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll viles and Miss
Virginia Ames returned Saturday night
from Flagstaff where the Yiles family
formerly resided.
Master Gordon Briggs accompanied
by Master Jack Wilder and Mr.. and
Mrs. John Prescott spend Sunday al
the Briggs Camp at Lost Pond
Mrs Ella II. Russell, who has been
at the home of her nephew c. b. Hight
for the greater part of the winter, has
returned 10 her home in Athens.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam Simpson and Mr..
and Mrs. f. r. Madden were in Port
and last week, the two gentlemen at
tending the Grand Lodge sessions OF
the Masonic Bodies.
Miss Ethelyn Steward enjoyed few
days last week at her home from her
duties as a kindergarten teacher in
Bangor. Her father, John II. Steward
dove her to Bangor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ". Judkins of Corn
Vile left or Mlddletown, Mass, last
Friday They will be gone several
months, during which tine they Will
visit points in Southern New England
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Clough and
laughter. who have been occupying an
APARTMENT over the Bowman hardware
tore during the winter and spring
nave returned to their Madison avenue
home.
Father J. L. Kelley of Lewiston,
Mrs. +. NJ. Lawrence of Rockland and
Mrs. Sadie Bates of Stockton Springs,
departed Saturday morning on the .
o'clock train. They are members OF
he Board of Trustees of thu. State Re
ormatOry for Women and held bust
aess meeting at the Institution Mon
lay.
The members of the Ella F. Mitchell
Philathea class and the First Philathea
class have received an invitation from
he phlathea class of the First Bap-
list church in Waterville to unite with
hem and the Mabel p. Judkins class
If the Bapt st church in Clinton, III
holding a Field Day. The place and
late of a meeting to be announced
alter.
The following delegates were ap-
pointed from the Clementine Weston
". c. +. l., to attend the county con
fention held at Madison this week
hrs. Ada Abbey. Mrs. Bernfce Castle
Hrs. Nellie Chase. Mrs. Florence
Waugh Danforth Mrs. Ada r. Das-
,ombe, Mrs. Daisy b. Merrill. Mrs.
celeste Roullard, Mrs. Kate Turner
md Miss Gertrude S. Weston.
AT a meeting of the committee Sc.
elected to organize an Advisory Board
0 aid n Salvation Army Work, il
vas decided not to form IA permanent
.rganization. The conccnsus OF opin-
ons appeared to be that Skowhegan
1eople were already interested and
living as much for relief and philan-
hrop work az would be possible
rev. II. l.. Nichols presided and Mrs.
=. f. Greenway was the temporary
secretary.
The marriage Of Thomas j. Person.
on of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierson
II Corny lie occurred at the City
}uilding May 4th to Miss Marion Ban.
roft OF Lisbon. n. H. Adam Simpson
. Justice of the Peace, ofilcated, and
eatives of the couple inelnd ng Mi
hazel Pierson, the groom's brother and
Hiss Beatrice Wood and Carl Wood
cousins of the bride all Of Cornyille
we're witnesses OF the ceremony. The
.ouple are to reside W tn the grooms
parents in Cornyile.
Skowheg6n friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Y. II. Boynton who sold their farm
| IN the II yer Road last year and have
been living in Tacoma, Washington.
nee will be interested to know they
nave now sold again and are going to
,eattle and California. They will
1ass "a few weeks in each place
hen start back for Maine. They
viii probably arrive here about
he first of June. The son
red who went with them will
tay at Tacoma with his brother as
re is working with h m in the cleo
rical business. They will visit in
,uffalo, New York and Boston on their
eturn journey.
Veterans Night VII be observed IL
;kowhegan Grange at the meeting
Wednesday the 18th with the mem
ers of Russell Post and the Woman's
Relief Corps as guests at banquet
1t $50 O'Clock The following pro-
cram has been arranged for the eve
ling's entertainment: Battle Hymn OF
he Republic Mrs. Nina Morgan and
ludience Address of welcome to
quests, Worthy Master l.. G. Stevens
Siol II solo, Royce Tuscan Response
or the Grand Army, Commander F
". Mills: Salute to the Flag, Rev
J. f. Emerson; response for the Wo-
mans Relief Corps, Mrs. Viola Smith
vocal solo. f. c. TarboX; remarks by
he veterans: whistling solo, Royce
Tuscan: reading, H. l., Smith; read
ng, Mrs. Alice NJ. Dow; Amer ca sung
by audience. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin ID.
Eaton are chairmen OF the supper
committee
AT the Federated Church parsonage