The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-20


I brother, Stanley Wright.
Mrs Alfred Adams who has bpcn
/ i'll at her home on Old Point Avenue
is reported to be on the gain
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Silver and
+! daughter, Margaret. left Saturday for
a visit with relatives IN Bellows Falls
Vt.
Miss Elizabeth Collins Of Lewiston
is The guest this week OF relatives in
town
Miss Florence McAulley has re-
turned from a visit with friends in
Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. DeHetre, who have
been the guests OF their son, John
/ DeHetre, for the past ten days have
returned to their home in Saco.
The annual Fair OF the Somerset
Agricultural Society will he held this
! lowing Monday and Tuesday, Sept. d
and 5.
The Kennebec Past Noble Grands
Association were entertained last
Thursday afternoon at the Lakewood
Cottage of Mr.. and Mrs Edgar f.
Burns. The ladies gathered in tho
early afternoon and spent the time
socially. The gentlemen were guests
at a delicious picnic supper and the
evening was spent attending the
theatre.
The Great Northern Paper Com
pany have crew of carpenters at
work on a large shed for the storage
of cement on the place formerly occu-
/ oil nv y -,
The X. Il. T. Club was delightfully."-
entertained by one Of their members
! Mrs. Clara OF yer, at her home in
Oakland one day last week. The ladies
made the trip on the train and report
a jolly time.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Perkins
left Monday for a weeks visit at the
home of Mr.. and Ms Frank Laid in
Dracutt, Mass.
Miss Vera Cooper passed the week
end with friends in Mercer.
DR.. and Mrs Ernest Greenleaf and
son, W nGe!l and AEr. and Mrs De-
cater Greenleaf were the guests Sun
day at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs,
! Sherman Greenlcaf in Bethel.
Mrs. Mary G. KennisOn returned
! Saturday from a two weeks visit at
the Ahome of her sister, Mrs. Ralph
Lowe in Rumford.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will hold food sale at the
church dining rooms Friday Gficr-
noon.
Dr.. H. H Rodden was the week
end guest 1T the home of his brother
! DR. Arthur Rodden. in SkoWhegan.
There was good attendance at the
| Methodist church both Sunday morn
ing and evening when the Protestant
churches united in the services for
the first time for their vacation period
Rev. c. II Mckinney occupied the
| pulpit in the morning. assisted by
Rev f.. b Tetleg The singing was
especially fine. having singers from
all three choirs. Next Sundays ser
vices will be held in the same place
Mrs y A. Weston and daughters
Emily and Ruth, LEFT last week tor an
outing to be passed at Old Orchard
/ They were accompanied by their
guest, Mrs Eugene Day, of Amigo
/ Wis.
With the exception OF two depart
!
have been signed and returned for all
the village and rural schools Of Mad
| ison as follows;
High School-W. L. Holman prin-
cipal mathematics; NJ G. Phelan.
sub-master. science; Mrs. Nellie
| Caldwell, Latin; Miss Elsey Sawyer.
commercial departments; Miss Frances
Minot, French; Mrs. Arlen Mckinney
r ley. music; George Jacobs, manual
training; Helen Kennson, domestic
arts.
Old High School Building-Howard
F. Wright principal Of Junior High;
assistants, Misses Anne Roberts and
Miss Dorothy Brown.
Sixth Grades Misses Prarle Dan
forth and Maud II. Powers.
Pleasant Street Building. Fifth
Grades-Misses Alice b. Carl and
Amy Merrill
Fourth Grades Mrs Florence
Hughes and Miss Avis Perkins.
Weston Avenue Building FIRST
Grade-Mlsses Nellie Holway, prin-
cipal and Ruth Marden; second grade
Mrs. Hazel Danforth, principal;
third grade-Miss Lolo Smith.
Blackwell Margaret White and
Helen Groves; White School House
Mrs Nancy IIuckns; East Madison
Miss Bertha Paul. Pugh Corner
Miss Margey Williams; Twelve Cor
ners-Biss Eleanor Foster; Burns
Schoolhousc Mrs Jessie Barley;
Ward Hill Miss S Violet Allen.
Ralph Moulton IS visiting at the
home of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. p. Andrews, in Bennington,
Vt
The @. T Club was entertained
last Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Ernest Weston.
Miss Nellie Iolway and guest.
Miss Dorothy J.lson of Camden were
the guests Saturday afternoon of Miss
Holway's brother and family at North
! Arson.
Friends oil Mrs. Newell f. Preble of
Auburn will be grieyed TO learn of her
death which occurred at her home
/ Frida night after long illness. She
was born in Arson Sept 29th. 1866.
and was the daughter of the late Cy-
rus nd Nancy tLanel Parlin. She
was united in marriage to Newell
i prob1o also of Arson and IN this