The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-24

Dr., w. S. Stinchfield is expecte
home tonight from a several DAYS
absence in Boston.
Miss Amy F. Kincaid left Monda,
on her semi-annual business trip t,
Boston.
willard Labroke of Norway was
guest early this week in the family q
Rev. Herbert L. Nichols at the Metho
dist parsonage.
The members of Skowhegan Grang,
will give an old fashioned dance il
Grange Hall, tomorrow (Friday) even
ing. All invited.
There will be a Festival Chorus re
hearsa1 at Assembly Hall, high schoo
building, Monday. Feb. %. Every
body who sings is cordially invited.
Miss Adelaide H. Lancaster a stu.
dent at Mason Institute, Sprinyale
has been enjoying a few days at home
returning yesterday to resume her
studies.
This Thursday afternoon at four
o'clock Rev. George Merriam will CON
duct in the chapel of the Bethany Bap-
fist church a special service to all the
young people.
Miss Winnibel Cover, a teacher in
the Deering high school at Portland.
was among the out of town people
here attending the Ministries and
dance, Tuesday evening. She is the
daughter of Attorney Geo. w Cover.
In preparation for church member
ship Friday afternoon at 3.45 Rev.
George L. Thurlow will meet the girls
and young women. DR.. S. M. Cover
is conducting a similar preparation
among the boys and young men Of
the Federated church each Sunday AT
u o'clock.
On Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Jewett on
Jewett street, their son William r.
Jewett of Skowhegan and Mrs. Lettie
| Arsenault of Madison were united in
marriage by Rev. George Merriam,
The single ring services were used
/ and the couple were unattended. They
will reside In this town,
Mrs Izetta Small Is visiting for an
indefinite time with her mother, Mrs.
George "A. llllOh VI Iuc lNOTIAu6cWOCh
road. Previous to her arrival here
she was a guest at the home of Mrs.
r. W. Hersey of Portland, a former
resident of this town. Mrs. Roy Axe
ley went to Portland Friday where
she will remain for the present.
The marriage of Roy E. Wilson, a
farmer on the road to Hinckley and
Mrs. Florence PERCY Harlow was SOL
emnized on the night of the 18th at the
parsonage Of the Bethany Baptist
church with Rev. George Merriam as
the officiating minister. The bride
Is the daughter of the late Franklin
Mains, formerly of Harmony.
Enclide Desjarlais, lawyer from
Verdun, Montreal. was in town last
Sunday in connection with the install
lation Of the Artisans He left
here Monday noon and was accompan-
Jed by Miss Emelia Lemieux, who is
the local secretary. Miss Lemieux
proceeded only to Lewiston. During
his brief visit in town Mr.. Desjarlais
was guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A, DU,
mont.
Services at ID64 beilltlis DdptlSt
church will be he'd next Sunday at
1915 a. m. The pastor, Rev. George
Merriam will continue his series OF
sermons on THE First Things in the
First Church" At this service his
subject will be What Was Required of
those who united with The church."
Sunday School at noon, Christian En-
deavor meeting at O'Clock and even
Ing worship at a'o'clock.
The Boys Club OF the Methodist
church will give supper consisting
Of baked beads, cold meats. salads,
scalloped potatoes, coffee and cakes,
next Saturday night at $50 to 7.30.
The proceeds will go toward the fund
for the Boys Conference to be held
in Portland, March 4, 5 and 6. Tic
kets are being sold. by members of the
class, or the same may be obtained
From the Methodist Parsonage.
Miss Belle Denhison, fourth grade
teacher in the Garfield building, was
called to her home In Cutler, Saturday
by the critical illness of her father.
Miss Dennison first received tele-
gram that he was improving and about
an hour later second message con-
veyed the intelligence that he was
failing rapidly. Mrs. Minnie X.
Wheeler, substitute teacher, is filing
the vacancy caused by Miss Dennl-
sons absence
Mrs Lucy Woodruff Hazlett of Ban
gor. State d. A. r. Regent. who at
tended the meeting of Eunice Farms
worth Chapter, Tuesday. was a guest
OF Miss Louise H. Coburn, the vice
president general while in town. Miss
Maude Merrick of Waterville, the
State vice regent, was entertained by
Mrs. F. r. Philbrick while here to at
tend the meeting. Other guests pres
ent at the affair were members of the
chapters in Madison, Scion and North
Arson
Called to Account" will be the sub
ject of Rev. II. L. Nichols sermon al
the Methodist church next Sunday al
1915. Music by the church choil
under the leadership of Miss Gladys
Pennell, with Mr.. John Oddly organist
Sunday School session at IL o'clock
"'rrees and Men" a study of China will