The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-22
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Mr. ana Mrs. Herbert Judkins hav
returned from their vacation at Oh
Orchard.
Mrs. Robert Wentworth and Mis-
Lucille Wentworth are passing sever
al days in Boston.
Yesterday, tomorrow and saturda,
are Deing observed. as Ember days o
fasting by the Catholic people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Green of jim
POND Camps have been visiting at tn,
home OF his father, Charles Green.
Miss Gladys Rowell Will attend III,
Posse school In Boston this fall. an,
leaves to begin her studies Septem
Der &c.
Cecil Lancaster OF Corinna was II
town Monday and while here purchas
ed bort car from the Blaisdell Autt
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thomson hav,
returned from Lewiston where the,
attended the fair and visited with rel
atives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Holden anf
Mrs. Jennie Tardy of Jackman were
among the up-river people in town
Monday on business.
c. J. Worthen and his son Dana
Worthen of St. Adams, well known
horse men of Eastern Somerset, were
in town Monday on business.
John French. who Is enjoying a
thirty days furlough from his studies
at the Naval Academy in Maryland. re-
turned Monday forenoon from a visit
In Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Amazeen &C
cornpanied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Iinwood
Campbell motored TO Corea. Sunday
where they have enjoyed several days
fishing.
A cafeteria lunch was enjoyed last
evening in Bethany Chapel by the
members of the Ella f. Mitchell Phil
athea Glass and their husbands as
guests. The affair was directed bf
the committees for the July and Au-
gust meetings.
Among the out-of-town people here
Saturday we're Mrs p. M. Lawrence OF
Rockland, Mrs. Sadie Bates of Sandy
Point and DIR. I. B. Mower of Water
Vile, trustees for the State Reforma-
tory for Women. They paid visit
to the institution.
Another good wrestling match Is
scheduled for tomorrow (Friday) ev-
ening In Exhibition hall with Iron
Man Abbott OF Skowhegan against Bill
Michaud of Lewiston. Kid Bolduc,
known as the World Lightweight
champion will defend his belt against
Mike Corr. There will be a prelim-
mary bout between Locke and Ames.
Elmer White of Auburn has been
in town this week called here by the
death of his step-father B. F. Cay
ford Miss Nellie and Miss Rather
inc White, sisters Of Mrs. Gaylord,
are also here because of his death.
Within a year Mrs. Gaylord has sus-
tanned the loss of her father and moth
err, the late Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. White
and her present afflictiop, the death
of her husband.
Bloomfield, the summer home of DR..
+. II. Stevens has been closed and
Friday DR.. Stevens, his sister Miss
Luella Stevens and Edmund Stevens
with maids and chauffeur Thomas
Young and family left for Cambridge,
Mass. DIR. and Mrs. Horace Stevens
left for Cambridge the day previous.
DR.. Horace Stevens is quite Ill and his
condition occasioned the closing OF
Bloomfield several weeks earlier than
was anticipated.
! Friday morning there will be mailed
to each member Of the Sorosis, Town
Improvement Society and Woman's
Club two tickets to keep or sell for
the winter Lyceum Course, the money
for the same to be returned to the
secretaries of the clubs by Oct. l. The
secretaries of the respective clubs are
Mrs. Brdena F. Conant for Sorosis !;
Miss Alice e. Danforth for the Town
Improvement Society and Mrs Sarah
p. Reed for the Woman's Club.
An interesting meeting Of the Mis-
sion Circle of the Federated Church
was held Friday at the home of Mrs.
Mary Fl. Bailey on Baptist Hill. The
subject was Mountain White and Ne
groes." Miss Gaylord gave talk
on the Negro and Mrs. Holt present.
ed an extract on the Mountain Whites,
Mrs. Bailey told OF the negro~children
she saw in Florida last winter and
music was furnished by Elizabeth
Jewett, Myra Folsom and Laura Fol
SOM The program was directed by
Mrs. Eta Lacasce, The next meet
ing will be held in October at the
home of Mrs. C. w. Goodrich on Madi-
son avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold |. Judkins OF
Concord Junction, Mass. left here yes
terday on their return, after visiting
with his cousin, II. c. Judkins and
with the families of Joshua Williams
of Mt. Pleasant avenue and Fred Bar
ker in Athens. They have lately re-
turned from a trip across the CONT
nent going by the southern route and
returning by the northern route. Ac-
companying Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins
from Pittsfeld were his mother. Mrs.
Franz Judkins and his aunt, Miss EIva