The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-25

belmont Bush of Bridge st. has
lately undergone a throat operation at
somerset Hospital
Miss Hazel Burkhardt is assisting
at the office of Superintendent of
Schools Woodbury..
Mrs. Charles Kicker and daughter
Miss Alice M. have gone to Ocean
Point for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Wood of Port
land arrived Monday evening to visit
his father, Fred A Wood.
Henry Thomas of Melrose, Mass,
Is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
Wldder. He is cousin of Mrs. Wild
der.
Norman Knight and Lloyd Stitch
| neld went to WaterviIle Monday af
ternoon to visit their aunt, Mrs. Edith
Black.
John F. Kane arrived from Provi-
dence Monday night and went to Ca
naan, where he was formerly proprie-
| tor of the Canaan Hotel
Miss Winona Paddock, teacher at
the Rumford Point Schools arrived
Saturday night to visit her brother
Roy Paddock and family.
Mrs. Olive Weymouth who is spend
ing month with Mr.. and, Mrs. II. A.
Bennett of Waterville was the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Abbie X Wildes
Sunday.
o. r. Bracket, who has been en-
ployed on the oil cloth factory being
built by the Bailey concern at Win
trrop arrived home Monday night hav-
ing accepted a position with H. B.
Goodwin & Son.
Mr. and Mrs. F. w. Buchanan and
Mrs. Sarah l.. Whitcomb accompan-
led Mrs, Kennson and family on their
trip to Exeter, N. H., with the remains
OF DR.. Kennison last Saturday. Mrs.
kennison is the daughter of Mrs.
Whitcomb and a sister of Mrs. Buck
nam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hitchcock
with their childen Robert and Edward
OF Westville, Conn, returned home
Sunday after visiting with Mrs. F. B.
league. Mrs. Hannah Sturtevant of
Watervllle, an aunt of Mrs. league
who has been her guest returned
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Macarthur of
Boston who have been sending sever
al days here with Mr.. and Mrs F. E.
McNeelie of Brookline, Mass, among
their friends. have returned home Mr.
and Mrs McNeelie will remain here
and at other points in Maine until
after Labor Day.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Tooker of West
field, N j., who have been guests of
Mrs. lockers mother, Mrs. Angelina
Parsons and her brother, Lindley Par
sons and family are leaving today on
their return trip home. They remained
over one day longer to attend the
Cornville High School reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Curtis are leav-
ing today on their semi-annual bust
ness trip to Boston. Mr.. Curtis sis
ter, Mrs. C. E. Sprague and Mr..
Sprague of Lexington Mass, and II.
B. Sprague of Boston returned to
their homes Monday after a short visit
at the Curtis home. Mrs. II. b.
Sprague returned home early last
week. They had been enjoying a va
cation in the hunting regions of North
ern Somerset.
Among the pleasant events of last
week was re-union of the class of
1920 S. IT, g. held at the cottage of
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. r.. Jewett at Lake
Wesserunsett, their son, Langdon A.
Jewett being a member and now a
student at Bowdoin College. Some
twelve of the young people were pres
ent and the time was spent in games
and sports with a picnic supper. Al
ter the refreshment period the former
students enjoyed a motor boat TRIP on
the Lake.
Archie o. Dostie of Pennington, a
graduate of Bowdoin College, has been
elected to the Skowhegan High School
faculty. He has been teacher at the
Bridgeton Academy and at the local
high school will teach science and
coach in athletics. Mr.. Dostie Is said
to be one of the strongest athletes
to have left Bowdoin and will coach
basketball, football and baseball. He
fills the vacancf on the faculty caused
by the resignation of Miss Clara Will
liams who has accepted a position in
Massachusetts high school,
The following from the Bethany
Baptist Sunday School have gone to
Ocean Park this week where they will
attend the New England Baptist Con-
ference: Faylene and Albert Decker
Helen Hight, Murray Decker, Ruth and
Dorothy Atkinson. Richard Thompson,
Kenneth Copp George and Helen
Halves, Reba Vail, Berdena Vallere,
Edith Simpson, Louise Stinchfeld
Virginia Ames, and Dorothea Clough
These young people are members of
the Credit Glass of the Bethany Sum
day School and are accompanied by
Mrs. Ethel Whittier Ames, Mrs G.
B. Hight and Mrs. Ernest Decker as
chaperons. The trip was made through
the courtesy of the following owners
of automobiles. Mrs. e. l.. Clough,
Ben Collins, Fred Nye, Miss Lois Pat
ten and Mrs. Decker.
Mr.. and Mrs. willard c. Eaton with
their daughter Miss Doris and son
Bernet l.. Eaton arrived Saturday
from Dortcmnnfh IT md baup