The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-22

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Judge Elmer w. Sawyer of North
Arson was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
David Thurlow and Benjamin Lewia,
students at Bates College, are at their
homes for the Christmas vacation.
Miss Helen E.. Merriam, teacher
in Springfield, Mass, is arriving home
Saturday for her vacation, Miss Mn-
rion Merriam is home from Colby Col
lege.
Major and Mrs. John W. Fogler are
closing their home for the balance of
the winter and are leaving today for
Washington, d. c., where they will
reside at Hotel Potomac.
Roy Haywood of Bingham was in
town Monday, Mrs. Hayward and
their little daughter having been dis
charged from Somerset Hospital,
where the child was born.
The guest meeting of the Woman's
Club at which Miss Pauline Eaton Oak
will read, next Wednesday night, is
to be held at the Bethany Church,
opening at eight o'clock.
John R. Cow of Florida is visiting
with Joseph Coburn Smith at the,
Smith home here. Both young men
are students and classmates at Colby
College.
Funeral services for Mary Arletta,
two months old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy KimbalL were conducted Sunday
afternoon from the family home on
the Eaton Mountain Road. Rev. George
Merriam of the Bethany Baptist
church officiated.
The Simon Peters Post members
are completing arrangements for the
reunion of the World War Veterans In
Grange Hall, Friday evening, Dec: 80.
The Post and Legion Auxiliary are to
give a supper and dance to all SER
vice men and their ladies on that oc-
casiOn.
A regular meeting of the Pi Sigma
Club was held Saturday at the clubs
headquarters at the Bethany edifice.
Superintendent w. B. Woodbury. ad-
Lnwood Savage was elected manager
and Willard Crocker, captain OF next
seasons baseball team.
A pleasant Christmas social was
enjoyed by the members of the Y. P.
S. c. e. of the Federated Church
yesterday evening in the church par
lOrs, the arrangements being in charge
of Linwood Meader, Margaret Vail,
Kenneth Woodbury., Bernard Holt,
Adeline Goodwin and Rachel Tobey.
Roland Trask on his return home
from Christian Endeavor meeting at
the Bethany Church Sunday evening,
fell while engaged in friendly scunle
with Roy Boswotth and sustained in
juries to hts head. A cash was cut
over the left eye. which required
stitches to close the opening.
Miss Frances Porter Of Westboro
Mass, who is to be guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice P. Merrill over the holi-
day, will be a soloist at the Federal
ed church services Christmas morn
ing. Miss Porter is soprano singer
and Is a musical director having sung
in several New York churches.
Among the out-of-town people to
attend the funeral of the late Adelard
Beauler were Mrs. J. H. Burns OF
Sanford, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewia
of Hallowell, Mrs. r. E. Bean OF
Augusta, two brothers. John and Will
liam Beaulier of Lynn, Mass. and
two cousins, Mrs. Marion Martineau
of Livermore Falls, and Mrs. John
Roy, of Watervine.
The marriage of Frank T. Palmer
Jr.. and jeanette Alice Breingan
daughter of Hugh Breingan, was SOL
,emnized Saturday night at the Con-
gregational Parsonage on Leavitt St
Rev. George Loring Thurlow, pastor
of the Federated Church, officiated,
using the single ring service. The
groom, who has been engaged in farm
ing, is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. F. T.
Palmer, OF Skowhegan.
An interesting boys meeting was
conducted Sunday afternoon at the
Federated Church. the speaker being
Rev. H. L. Nichols, who spoke upon
"Steadfast Purpose" applying the
same to the various walks of life.
George Halves Bernard Holt and Ken
meth Woodbury., who were among
those to attend the Student Confer
ence at Lewiston, gave conference re-
ports.
Granville Reed of Bangor has ar
rived here to visit with Mrs. Reed
and children at the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. p. Pennell
Mr. and Mrs. Pennell with Mr.. and
Mrs. Reed and children and Miss
Gladys F. Pennell, are to spend
Christmas in Fairfield with DR.. ant
Mrs. F. l.. Tozier. Walter Batchel
der of Portland. formerly of Skow
hogan. will also be member OF this
family party,
Among the marriage intentions re
| corded at the Office OF the Town Cierf
are: Walter Mitchell King, 80
farmer, single, of Skowhegan and Bel
| inner b. Perry, 80, of Skowhegan. Mr
King is the son of George F. king
Miss Perry is the daughter OF JOSEF,
Perry. The intentions of Stilimah \
Holmes, of Skowhegan. and Mrs. au
RE e. Storr of Watervile, are ais'
published Mrs. Storr is the daugh
ter of Clifford Goodridge, OF water
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