The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-03-31

Miss Ruby F. Dyer of Colby col
lege is at home for Easter.
Mrs. Fred Fellows and daughter
Louise have been spending several
DAVIS in Boston and vicinity.
Tickets for the operetta, Katcha-
Zoo. April 6 may be obtained at the
Independent Reporter office.
MIR, and Mrs. D. B. Berce are get
TIM settled in the come of Mrs.
Bearce's mother, Mrs. Pamela A. Law
lev. having vacated their former home
on Water street.
c 4 Ward and his daughter Miss
G Madeline Ward, who have been
enending several months in boFehGs-
ter Mass. are back at Captains Cabin
Of Lakewood for the summer,
Tho pupils of the Jewett Street
echool gave a fine entertainment I'M
der the direction of their teacher, Mrs.
Nellie r. Copp last Friday. A detail
cd account will be published in our
next issue,
Miss .~Iuliette Carriveau returned
from Madison Tuesday accompanied
Nv Misses Edith Young and Velma
Rerrv. having been called there Mon
Adv night to assist in the telephone
exchange.
Miss Margaret Leavitt of Purcell,
oklahoma. a student at Wellesley col
loco arrived Friday evening to spend
FASTER with her grandfather, Level
Iyn Goodwin and her aunt, Miss Lola
B. Goodwin.
The regular meeting of Somerset
oorrc,, Y. OF c.. will occur on Monday
evening. April 4th. Balloting will be
in order and plans will be laid to have
On exemplifcation Of the first degree
on April 18th.
Owing to a misunderstanding and
that the general public feel thai an
iniretice is being done by holding an
auction sale of tickets for the minstrel
show. April LIST, the Post has decided
not to hold the same.
Mrs. Lola P. Ramsden of Middleboro,
Mass. who has been the guest OF her
mother. Mrs. N. l.. Perkins at Hotel
oxford. departed Tuesday on he mid
dav train for Pittsfield for a visit be-
fore returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett A. Savage are
nrenarirg to move to Maryland. where
Mr. Savage's sister contemplates buy
ing a farm. They have lived for q
long time on Pleasant street, u Tor
merly lived on a farm in Madison.
Skowhegan people will be pleased to
know that the first Philathea class OF
the Federated church have arranged
for a recital to be given by Mrs. Eta
SWEET Bradley on Wednesday evening
April 9th at the Island avenue Fed
Grated church.
F. L. Norton who resides on Sum
mer street, returned Tuesday from tht
Maine General Hospital. Mr.. Nor
ton went to that institution on Marcf
10. He is now recovering from al
oDeration performed there for the re
moyal of a tumor from his chest.
Miss Anna Savage, a member OF tn
faculty at Arson academy, North An
son. was the weekend guest OF ne
aunt Mrs. F. l.. Pooler of Pleasan
street leaving here yesterday for I
visit with a friend in Portland before
the opening of the academy term.
w. r. Clark Of New York, a wei
known theatrical player who Otter
spends his summers at Lakewood In
forms the Reporter that he Will b.
at Checkers cottage at the Lake II
Nav. He is with the Sun-Daughte
Co., and closes his season April 23r'
in Philadelphia. e
Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Downs, tn
respective teachers of Manual IRAN
ing and Drawing in the public schools
are spending their vacations with nj
parents in Winslow and her parents II
Augusta. Miss Muriel Palmer, teach
err of Domestic Science is at her nom
in Sumner.
Charles E. Boy'ngton, formerly o
~Norridgwock for the past W years
resident Of Waterville was IN to"f
on business last Monday. Mr.. Boy
ington is a carpenter by trade ant
worked here for William A. Cobb 10
one year about ten years ago. he II
at present employed at the Maine
Central shops in Waterville.
Raymond G. Fogg and Miss Velma
NJ. Fogg, the former a student at Oh
i~versity of Maine and the latter at TN
New School OF Design in Boston ar
rived home Friday night. They came
in time to celebrate the birthday o
their father, Gridley R. Fogg, thong
he was not expecting them III lini'
for the natal time festivities.
The Friday evening train prousn
quite a delegation of college student
back home for Easter. Included "er'
Cassimer Bison, Brooks savage
Langdon Jewett and Herman Porter
from Bowdoin college, MISS Estnel
French and Miss Helen Day from Mls'
Wheelock's kindergarten school II
Boston; Miss Grace Eleanor Hawe'
and Joseph Coburn Smith from CODY
Karl Philbrick arrived from bo"uoii
college on an earlier train.
Thomas Dionne, recently appointe'
assistant OF the Bureau Markets
Maine Department of Agriculture
went to Orono, Monday to be preseh
during farmers week. j. L. Labre'
NJ Cauhr;dqe president of Somerse