The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-06-23


his brother Michael ST. Ledger.
Miss Elizabeth Macomber has re-
turned to Ellsworth, having completed
her duties as teacher in the Leavitt
street school.
Miss Ella NJ. Flanders. a piano
student at the New England Conser-
vatory OF Music, has returned home
for the summer vacation.
Mrs. Fred Parker Sanborn has re-
turned to Augusta after spending a
week with her sister-in-law Mrs. A
A. Jewett and family of Main st.
A large number OF pupils from the
Paroehial school went by automobiles
yesterday morning to the Richard
Lessard farm where they enjoyed a
picnic.
Arthur Young and Raymond Guy
mond of Fort Kent have been in
Skowhegan this week looking over
this section of the country with the
prospect of buying farms.
Ralph Tibbetts who is employed by
the Buick Company in Augusta, was
at home over Sunday with his family
who now live at the corner of Turner
avenue and Bridge street.
Miss Laura Grundy, who has just
graduated from the Boston University
and has since been visiting with the
family of her uncle John H. Grundy,
turn to her home in Kansas City, Mo
Harry Cohen returned yesterday to
Lynn, Mass, after a few days spent
at his home here. He will be in
Lynn probably four or five weeks
longer During his absene his father
Nathan Cohen will attend to the bust
ness here
James Thompson of Dead River
was in town last Saturday. Mr..
Thompson has been employed for the
past four years for the American Re-
atty Company. He was ON his way
from Winn to Dead River where he
expects to pass the next few months.
Miss Helen Jones and sister Mrs.
Mary Harrison of Ohio are at the
home of Mrs. Fred Parkman as nurse
and maid. Mrs. Parkman seems to be
Improving. DR.. Sturtevant of Au-
gnesta WAS here Tuesday in consulta-
ton with DR.. Lord over her condition.
Dr.. Blynn 0. Goodrich, who with
Mrs. Goodrich has been spending sew
eral weeks with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Goodrich Is to open an
Office for the practice Of his profess
sion In Waterville within a few days.
He will likewise establish his home
In that city.
Some thirty Knights Of De Molay
Commandery were in Dexter Sunday
and attended worship at the Universal
list church in that village, Rev. Mr. :.
McInire delivering the sermon.
Dinner was served by the Penobscot
Lodge, F. & A. M, the Knights ar
irving home about four o'clock.
At a gathering of several business
men in the Municipal Building Tues
day night, Wesley Paul, representing
the American Wool Reporter. ad-
dressed those present on the bringing
of new industries into Skowhegan. 1t
was voted to advertise with this in
view in the publication which Mr..
Paul represents.
Next Sunday morning the subject of
Rev. George Loring Thurlow's SER
mon at the Federated Church will be
"Unending Conflict" At the evening
service at o'clock he will speak on
"The Renewal of Strength The
Sunday School services will be held
at IL o'clock as usual and Christian
Endeavor at o'clock
Mr.. and Mrs Edward F. Merrill
have been In Brunswick this week to
attend a reunion of Mr.. Merrill's class
at Bowdoin college. Others attend
ing the graduating exercises are
Sherman Shumway and Donald W.
Philbrick, both just home from Har-
ward Law School, William Folsom
Merrill. c. P. Merrill and H. L. SWEET.
Mrs. J. A. Savage and her daughter
Miss Augusta Savage left Monday
morning for a short visit with Mrs
Savage's sister in Fairfield. From
there they will go to Portland to visit
their son and brother Claire Savage.
Mrs. Savage will remain there until
September and then join her daughter
to reside with her in Boston
At the prayer meeting this (Thurs-
day., evening at the Bethany Church
John L. Brush of the Newton Theo-
logical Institution of tie class OF 1922
will speak and sing SOLO After
the meeting there will be a social
half hour and Mr.. Brush will sing
The Scotch Dialect Song" The
young people are partially invited.
The following pupils of the Jewett
school have not been absent during
the spring term: Marguerite Apple
by Delphis Corvette, Rosa Dore, Nor
man Laney, Adrian Laney, Leona
Steward. Elmer Taylor, Veronica
Flynn, Henrietta Roderick, Rhyme
Stinchfeld and Frank Lipman. Ce-
celia Roy was absent one half day
and Mayron Corson one day only.
The members of Sunset Chapter o,
f. S. will have thet- annual field day
at Lake George. Thursday, June 80.
A shore dinner will be served at the
hotel at $50 at $3.50 per plate. The
ball room will be at the disposal OF