The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-27

than, Mass, are visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Savage
Edgar J. Murphy Of llaecrhhl, Mass.
has been visiting his aunt Mrs. II. b.
Goodwin this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bilodeau are
the proud parents Of "A daughter born
at kennebee Valley Hospital.
Mrs. Dan Powers Of Salem, Mass,
who has been visiting Mrs. 2. E. Stev-
ems, returned home yesterday.
The Ladies' Social Circle of the M.
EA Church will meet next Wednesday
afternoon With. Mrs. Vina HarYille on
Mt. Pleasant avenue ut 20 o'clock
Charles 3. Dodge. who has been
here for the last few weeks attending
TO business matters, leaves tomorrow
for Boston and from there will con
tinue on to his home in Seattle, Wash.
A large delegation OF the members
of Mount Moriah Council II. & S. NJ
were in Dexter yesterday to attend a
special assembly of that Masonic
BODY. Tie degrees were conferred
and banquet was served.
Or. and Mrs. NJ. +. Lord and little
son Edwin returned Tueaday~ after
noon from an extended automobile
trip thru Tire White Mountains and a
visit with friends in st. Johnsbury
and Burlington, Vt. and in Laeonia. n.
II.
a team from SBowheFan Lodge X.
of p. went 10 NorridgeWoek Tuesday
evening where they conferred the
rank OF Knight upon class Of candi-
dates from Echo Lodge Ct that town.
Fred Turner was the captain of the
team.
At the Federated Church next sun
day morning Rev George loring
Thurlow will preach ut the forenoon
service upon "Tne Modern Good
Samaritan" In the evening his sub
ioct will be "Thc Shadow oil a Rock
in a Weary Land"
The TOWN. improvement Society are
arranging Tor a motion picture benefit
to be given on Monday evening, No
vcmber II. The picture will be "l'p
the road with Salley." Tie commit
tee in charge are Mrs. Irene y. Tur-
ner, Mrs Florence w. Danforth Mrs,
Laura H. Dinamore and Mrs.. Mabel p.
judkins.
Sport lovers viii be interested to
remember that there is to be wrest-
ling match tomorrow CFridayl even
ing in lleselton Han The principle
Il
of Montreal. lightweight champion of
the world and Peter Sturgis OF WOr-
ccster. Mass. There viii also be two
good prelimnarics.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Palmer Of Hart
land Were in town yesterday Mr. Pal
mer. having business at the Office of
Register of Deeds. He recently sold
his fine farm near Aartland village
aud has now purchased the McQuil-
kin property adjoining his former
farm home which he purpoaes to re-
model fer The occupancy Of himself
and family
Rev. H. J.. Nichols of Centenary
Methodist Church will occupy his pull
pit, Sunday morning preaching at
1890. Music by the chorus choir
unGer the direction Of Mrs Burrll
with Mr. lsricBd presiding nj the or
gan The BiblH School viii hold its
session 1t II O'Clock. Epworth
League service at with Lessons
from Patriots of the Past and Pres
ent' n The subject for consideration
Evening Worship at o'clock. \
cordial invitation to strangers and
those Who have no other church home
The Ladies' Social Circle of the
Methodist Episcopal Church held their
annual vacation bag meeting in the
church Vestry Tuesday with about 90
Of the parish people present. At $50
delicious supper was served con
sisting OF cold pressed meats. mashed
potatoes. salads, ice cream and cake.
The affair was in charge oil Miss Lila
Weston and Miss Emma Hall who
were the captains of the vacation bag
contest which closed thai evening
About 500 WAS Melted from this fea-
ture Following the supper 4 pro
gram was carried out consisting of a
piano solo. Gordon Grumpy two Vo-
cal solos. Mics Gladys pennell. read
ihgs Mrs. Annie Nichols andn Mrs
Laura II. Dlnsmore and guitar solo
by Miss Bertha Dow
From the cnurch Of Our Lady OF
Lourlea yesterday morning Henry
Lesaard and Mrs. Alice Charter Ma
dcau both of Skowhegan We're mar
ricd by Father j. l.. a. Remand. The
couple will reside in Sko@hegan.
\ delightful party was given Tues
day evening by Mrs. Mathew Greene
to which about twelve guests were
hidden. It was a typical Halloween
party and as the guests reached the
front door n iarl5-A lantern was glow