The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-19
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ton street have a daughter born Sun
day.
Rev George Merriam preached at
the churcn III Hinckley Sunday after
noon
Mrs. c. Earle Patten laft Saturday
morning for oxford called there by
the illness Of her aunt.
Little Miss Thelma Elliott enter
tanned a few Of her Young friends at a
mail dinner party Monday at the
Elliott home
Sullivan Russell and his grand
daughter, Trrphena Russell, have re-
returned from trip in Aroostook
County, their former home.
The remains Of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
benjamin Flanders were taken to
Athens Sunday by Undertaken T. G.
Lord for burial in the family lot.
Mrs. lanes Gilfllan has been in
Portland this week as delegate from
the Bloomfield Temple of Pythian
Sisters to the Grand Lodge Sessions.
Miss Annie F. Turcotte returned to
penaeock. Y H., Saturday following
a visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Turcotte Of North Avenue and
friends in Sanford.
On Thursday Mrs II. l.. Nichols,
accompanied by Mrs. john Nutting
and Ruth Niles will go to Waterville
where they will attend Woman's
Home Missionary Convention.
Mr. and Mrs ], A. Wheeler are the
parents of little daughter, born Sat
urday night at Kennebec Valley Hos
pital Mr.. Wheeler is proprietor of
the restaurant on island avenue.
Alfred Vashon, accompanied by his
sisters, Misses Odielle and Adelaide
Nashon and the Misses Leona and AL
frede Tureotte went to Chisholm Sat
uraay for the week end where they
were guests of the Misses Nashon's
sister. Mrs John Carron.
Miss Pauline e. Oak, in the drama
tic department of community service
has been transferred from Green's
bore. n. c.. to Washington, d. G. She
vii work particularly along the lines
+ of establishing out door theatres while
m Washington. She will be with
Miss Annie Russell while there.
NJ. and Mrs Ralph Tibbetts who
recently sold their farm in Madison
haze returned to town and are living
Il the corner of Turner avenue and
BRIDGE street Their present homo has
laaly been vacated by Thomas Gallo
NY aud amily. who have moved to
A8buTn, Mr. Galloway having been
employed at the Brass Foundry.
Next Sunday morning at eight
O'Clock will occur the general COM
munion OF the young ladies Sodality
OF the Blessed Virgin at the Catholic
Church High mass at ten O'Clock.
IN lie evening at seven o'clock there
will be a reception of new members
Unto tho Sodality with the browning of
the Virgin and the Rosary and Bene-
dietion
\ hantismal service was conducted
BY Rev George Merriam and Rev
George Iorng Thurow at the Beth
any Baptist Church Sunday evening at
In Three candidates from the
Bethany Baptist Church and three
from the Federated Church were i'm
;. mersed. During the yespers which
Co followed Mrs. w. II. Halves was the
e solois.
! Giuseppe CARMEL, a native of Pia-
ceuria. Italy, is visiting his sister. Mrs
I&melio Debe. They had not seen each
other for fifteen years. Mrs Debe at
, that time having visited her old home
in Italy Mr.. CARMEL has been in
f service in the United States Army aud
has been located in California. lie
has now received his discharge and
will remain with his sister for some
time
Word has been received in this sec
ton Of the death of Mrs. p. ". Ben
nett of Los Angeles Mrs. Bennett was
formerly a resident of Fairfield Cen
ter and had frequently visited in
SlioWhegan. being a cousin Of Mrs. A.
H. Lang She is survived by two sis
ters Mrs. Rodney Jones and Miss Eva
Potter. both of Los Angeles. Mrs.
Bennett was the widow Of the late p.
W. Bennett
Charles II. Davis has returned to
Elizabeth, n. J., where he has extern
: siFe business interests after a few
, days al Klcare While here Mr. Davis
: finished a satisfactory contract with
G. z. Corson to complete the unfn-
, ished contract. made with the Thorne
; Roller Skate Co. for the cutting of
timber i'm the Davis lot on Blackwell
/. Hill Mr. Corson also has taken
contract 10 cnt about 300, 900 feet on
f Mr.. Davis property this coming win
ter.
. Friends of Mr. and Mrs Edmund l..
Waller. formerly of Sk0Whegan, now
of #oodarords will be interested toI
learn chat their 52nd marriage ami
Hefsary occurred on Monday last
There was no special observance
MIR. Walker. accompanied by his son,
Frank Walker. Of Portland are eX-
pected at Memorial Day time to visit
with their daughter and sister Mrs
Carl Curtis. Mr.. Walker is a mem
Der Of Russell Post and rarely misses
bpipp bQTa "a occiet his ppy1 "a dos n