The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-12


ton.
George Paddock of Portland has re-
tnrned home after visiting with his
son Roy Paddock on Main street.
charles harrington OF Boston, a
n.otber-in-law of Mrs. o. r. Wilder
~ o' guest at the Wilder home We'd
nesday Night
m. Sturtevant of Augusta was in
,,n,n Monday to perform a surg cal
anoratton upon Mrs. Fred Parkman at
har home on Leavitt street. Mrs
nsrkman is believed to be doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanagan who
,..ro recently moved to the corner of
.,,dieon avenue and Prospect street
entertained a party of their friends
nd former neighbors from East Show
bean on Saturday evening.
At the meeting of Sunset chapter,
n s. held Friday evening the de-
degree vas exemplified on two candi-
dates after which refreshments of ice
eream and waters were served. Two
songs we're sung by E. c. Tarbox.
On Saturday last Harold J. Phillips,
rsc united marriage Mrs. Margaret
" Uuard and Joseph Bernard Pro
yost both of this place. Mrs. Provost
l. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
lin Turcotte and Mr.. Provost is a
native of Canada.
Eunice Farnsworth Chapter, ID. A.
hoif
tho home of the Regent, Mrs. Fred X.
philbr elk, Coburn avenue, next Mon
day afternoon. A picnic supper will
he served at $50. There will be
election of officers.
high mass of Thanksgiving was
soemnized Wednesday morning from
the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes
Of the request of Mrs. Edmund Poulin.
Friday mass was offered for the late
Mrs NJ. Beauford at the request OF
the ladies' of st. John.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ross spent quite
mart of last week visiting with their
daughter, Miss Mabelle T.. Ross in
Portland. Miss Ross has been en-
Moved for few years in the book
teepng department of Conant-Pat-
rick & Company of that city.
Judge Fred F. Lawrence of Show
began. former Deputy Attorney Gen
eral. on Saturday morning qualified
as bank commissioner of Maine taking
oath before George w. Leadbetter,
Dedimus Justice Judge Lawrence
assumed his duties Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Sanderson for
merly residents of Skowhegan, now OF
Jackman, are the proud parents OF a
daughter weighing 7 "a pounds and
horn May 4. The mother was before
her marriage Miss Nina Pekins. me
child has been given the name of Kath-
er.ne Lillian.
Mrs. Humphrey Dyer and her aunt,
Mrs G. b. Fairgr eve were in Bangor
Sunday to visit Mrs. Dyer's mother,
Mrs May Williams of Hartland who
recently underwent an operation Tor
her eyes in that city. They were
driven over by Mr. and Mrs. G. 5.
Williams of Hartland.
Next Sunday morning at the eight
o'clock mass in Our Lady of Lourdes
church the little children of the par
ish will receive first communion; also
the boys OF the parish. There Will be
singing by the school children. A
high mass at ten o'clock followed by
the other usual services of the day.
Ernest Moor of Allston, Mass, and
Clarence and Earl M. Moor of Brook
line Mass. were guests Sunday OF
their sister, Mrs Maurice Lord, hav-
ing driven through by automobile dur
ing Saturday night. They left Boston
at seven o'clock Saturday evening and
arrived in Skowhegan about five a. M.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Biers who have
been occupying Mrs. c. p. Faifbroth-
er's apartment in the Ordway build
ing during the winter, have gone to
Lakewood for the summer and MRS.
Fairbrother, who has been at the Fur
bush home on Court street during the
winter has again taken up her resi-
dcnce there.
Miss Hazel Burkhardt, who has for
some time been the stenoSrapher al
the selectmen's office, copletes her du-
ties this week and NJ SIS Grace Paradis
is now filling the position. Miss Para
d S has been similarly employed in an
Office at the State House. She grad
uaed from Skowhegan h gh school III
The class of 1919.
At the meeting of the DIN H. Tracy
Mems Club in Assembly hall last Sun
day the speaker was Rev. George
Lorng Thurlow. Next Sunday, seY-
eral lawyers who are members OF the
class will speak on 1.-THE Rise ana
Growth Of Law" There will be but
few more meetings until fall and all
persons are urged to attend
An enlarged picture of the Snow
hogan high school squad has been re-
Gently given to the high school ana
will soon be hung up on the walls IN
an appropriate place. The picture
bears the photographs of Ralph Mer-
row, IS; Cassimir Bison II; Harry
st. Ledger, II: Clyde Badger, II; carr
Tobey, II; Alvan Bucknam" II,
Brooks Savage, IS; John D. Emery
Is, The star after the names OF 81
Ledger and Buchanan indicate that
these boys were killed in action July