The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-08

i THAN Sisters tomorrow friday
tevening.
/ Thomas A. Gilling of Arlington,
Mass. is visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. T.
Whittier. Mr.. Gilling is Deputy
tClerk in the Naturalization office OF
the u. s. District Court.
\ Mr. and Mrs Ben s. Collins of East
Leavitt street are receiving congratu-
lations on the birth of daughter born
!. yesterday morning. This family Is
, tquarantined with scarlet fever.
Mrs. William Howard and three sons
land Miss Lena Bennett of Norfolk. Va.
have arrived in town and will spend
a few weeks at DR.. Bigelow's cottage
at Lake Wesserunsett. Mrs. Howard
was last here about nine years ago.
Mrs. G. A.. Storer and son, Allan
Up. Storer and Miss M. G. Hare re-
turned Tuesday night from a trip to
Aroostook County by automobile. Mrs.
Storer visited in Houlton and Miss
Hare in Monticello.
| Ernest Green and family have NOV
ed to the upper apartment of his faith
er's house on Middle street which has
been undergoing thorough repairs. DR..
and Mrs. c. R. Viles will occupy the
lower apartment and plan to move to
| their new home this week.
| Lauriston Jacobs, who graduated
| from Wesleyan University last June
arrived home yesterday from the Cats
kill Mountains, where he had been en-
ployed during the summer, He will
do graduate work at Harvard College
this fall.
/ Two local bowling teams, the Amer
lean Wooden Company and the Red
Sox will meet at the Bowlodrome for
a contest Friday. September 9. The
electricians have challenged the win
ners. Some of the highest scores
made to date are Carl w. Tobey, 1913;
w. H. Cloudman 1875; Howard Burgess
lis; M. Palmer 49, Carlton White
lib.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Weatherbee
and their brother in-law and wife, Mr..
Wayland, have returned to their home
in Lincoln after being guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brooks of
Beech street. They made the trip
by automobile. On Sunday the three
families enjoyed picnic dinner at
the Eugene Weatherbee orchard at
Mabon's Mills. Mr.. Weatherbee being
| brother of Robert Weatherbee.
, There will be wrestling match
Monday evening, September IL at the
Exhibition building. at the Fair
grounds, between Abbott and Della
mano. Abbott has been training hard
I with good men for more than four
. weeks and is confident of winning this
: bout. On the other hand Dellamano
who has returned from Massachusetts
is in good condition and is ready to
. meet Abbott or anyone else.
Services will be resumed at the
! Bethany Baptist Church next Sunday
morning with a sermon by Rev
: George Merriam at 1890. He will
, open the season with the well select
ed topic Love of Cod as his theme
The Sunday School convenes at noon
= the Christian Endeavor at 6 O'Clock
and the evening service at Z O'Clock
with an address by the pastor upon
what has this vacation done for us?'
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Oliver of Madi-
} son avenue have been entertaining g
| number of house guests including
: George Davie, wife and daughter OF
) Bath, Charles p. Davie of Province
/. town, Mass and Miss Eliza and Miss
Hannah Lahey of Uxbridge, Mass
! John Lahey is at present staying al
, the Oliver home being brother of the
Mrs. Lahey. They have also visited
Thomas Lahey and family in Corn.
Vile.
81 Miss A. E Written and Miss Doris
3 / Tobey have returned from Ocean Parl
) where they attended the New England
= Baptist Convention as delegates from
. the Northern Kennebec Baptist Asso'
( citation. The "a young people ant
= cbaperones who attended from the
Bethany Baptist church have also re
: turned after a most profitable session
. at the conference and a delightful
l house party. We understand that the
/, / local young women rather eclipset
some of the other conference workers
on the occasion of the stunning at the
! park.
3 Mrs. NJ. f. Cadwallader, editor and
owner of the Progressive Thinker, q
| Spiritualst newspaper published In
b. Chicago was a caller at the Reporter
/ Office yesterday. Mrs. Cadwallader
is attending the Spiritualist meet
= ings at Lakewood for her third sea-
son, and Is among the lecturers at the
session. She has been in journalism
| since she was thirteen years old and
now edits the largest Spiritualist pa
per in the World. Next summer she
will make her 21st trip abroad to at
tend the International Congress. each
session OF which she has attended
since 1898 in London. wan Mrs
Cadwallader Is Mrs Maggie waite,
one of the foremost psychics OF chi
cago who makes her first appearance
at Lakewood Camp this season. sohe
|, appears on the Sunday program. She
came first to Lily Dale Camp then 10
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