The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20
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returned nOIne ueSudy d1tef visiting
with Miss Mary Murphy at Miss Co.
burns home.l
Mrs. Mabel Anderson and her broth
er, Newell Perkins of Portland, came
Saturday to visit with their brother,
Byron Perkins of Maple street.
David Thurlow returned Monday
morning to resume his studies at
Bates College. after visit in Show
hogan with ffh parents, Rev. and Mrs.
George Loring Thurlow.
Tuesday evening Oct 25, at 7.30 DIR.
George w. Morrow of Detroit, Mich,
Is to speak at the Federated Church
upon Americas Opportunity at Home
and Overseas Everyone is welcome
Judge c, O. Small of Madison, who
was here Tuesday attending to Pro-
bate court matters. left Tuesday on
the midday train for Portland to at
tend the session of the Grand Lodge
Of Odd Fellows.
Among the patients at Kennebec
Valley Hospital are Mrs. William Sa-
voy of Arson. who underwent sur
gical operation last Thursday and
Mrs. Grace Burns of Deadwater, who
receiving medical treatment at the
institution.
The roll call of Carrabassett Lodge
Of Odd Fellows will be held October
&c. 1t is hoped that the members
will be prepared to respond to the
call with story, reading or some
other method of entertainment. A
chicken supper will be served at $50
Next Sunday morning at the fore
noon service at the Federated Church
Rev. George L.oring rhur1ow will
breach sermon upon the subject of
New Lamps for Old" The subject of
his evening discourse will be the "Sec-
urity of Helplessness At the Broth
erhood meeting Mr. Thurlow will de-
liver his fourth in his series of ad-
lresses upon "A Mans Religion"
At the parsonage of the Federated
church on Leavitt street last Saturday
evening George Albert Triton of Pitts
ield and Maud Alice Harding of De-
rot were quietly married by Rev.
George Loring Thurlow. The double
ing service was used and the couple
we're unattended. The groom is a
farmer and he and his bride are to
establish their home on farm in
2ittsfield.
The members of the S. S. G. Club
II the Bethany Sunday School were
1t Lake Wesserunsett Saturday as the
of nj 40
hummer home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. &. Nye at Lake Wessernnsett
INCLUDED in the party were Mildred
LANCASTER. Margaret Conant. Florence
5tinchfield, Abbie Stinchfield. Helen
Nnes, Lucille Chapman. Gladys Belts
Laura Clark, Ethel Atkinson. Mar
yuerite Savage. The chaperon was
YRS, Il. G. Nye, the class teacher. Mrs
| = h. Savage. being unable to attend
wing to illness Dinner was served
! he guests. =
Last Friday evening farewell par
! y in the form of class reunion was
| given to Miss Margery Smith. who
| las been visiting her parents Mr. and
| Mrs, AlonZo Smith of this town, at the
ZONE of Mrs Ethel Mitchell Christen,
| zen. Miss Smith graduated from the
skowhegan high school in the class OF
| '910 and among her classmates pres
mt at this occasion were Miss Celia
2ackard. Mrs. Myrtle Goodrich Green
drs. Helen Weston Hutchinson. Miss
| Nyra French Miss Florence Withec
| md the hostess. During the evening
delicious refreshments of ices. sal
| ines. cookies, stuffed dates and as.
'orted candies were served Miss
| smith has been employed for the past
wo years by the Boston Bureau OF
Dietetcs, and left for that city Mon
lay where she will remain until next
tuesday when she will leave for
ithaca, y. Y to attend Dietetic con
efence From there she will go to
St Paul, MINI. to be present at an
| Hher Dietetc meeting and thence on
o Corvallis, Oregon, where she will
| assume the duties of position which
| ne has accepted She will be en-
loved in the extension service of the
! State and will travel about in the in
! erests of dietetics and agriculture.
! \ delightful meeting of the Ella +.
| Mitchell Philathea Class was held last
ionday evening in Bethany Baptist
7hurch parlors with the president
| Lara Decker presiding. Reports
! rom the secretary. treasurer and
lower and calling committee were
| .iven by Mrs. Angie Steward, Mrs
lac Hanes and Mrs. Eugenia Mer-
lam, respectively. The class received
n invitation to visit the Maine Tel. C
| Tel Companys Office on Wednesday
| md Thursday of this week. This
| Thursday evening DIR. and Mrs. Hud-
| 'erson of Portland will speak to the
| First Philathea Class and an invita-
| ion was extended To the Ella +.
! Mitchell Philathea Class to attend
which they accepted. They in turn
extended an invitation to the Hinckley
! philathea Class to join with the other
two classes to be present at the lee
ture. The decorating committee for
hat evening is composed of Miss
Dorothy Day. Mrs. Magma G. Symons.
Miss yelma Fogg; refreshment COM
nfttee Marie Fletcher Leila Fair
brother and Mildred Beale. At Mon
avs meeting prayer was offered by
Mrs. Merriam after which piano solo