The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26

Mrs. Lewis Caswell has been spend
ng few days with relatives in Au-
gusta.
The officers of Bloomfield Temple,
Pythian Sisters, will be installed Fri
lay evening.
John p. Whitney of Winthrop was
he guest yesterday of his son l.. II.
Whitney Of the Blasdell Auto Co.
Mrs. Joseph Corriseau Vas in Wat
erville Monday afternoon to attend the
/ funeral of her uncle, Augustus Boul-
| cite. - ie .,.ir.
Mrs Edward Ldtty of Hartland has
'eturned home after visiting with her
Mother Mrs Esther Bigerow and her
1rother, X. G. Bigelow, who still re-
Mains patient at Somerset Hospital.
Harry A, ninsmore. Right. Illustri-
1us Grand Principal Conductor of the
Work Of the Grand Council of Maine
goes; to BruDawick. tomorrow Fridayl
ayening to inspect Mt. Vernon Council
No. 2, yaland Select MastersIudn
The next meeting of the Christmas
hub will be helq, at the home of Mrs.
eta Lacasce." M8nday afternoon in
stead of Tuesday - Work on Christ
has gifts will be in order and current
events will be discussed III = a. c"'i
Harold, Bradley of someryine. Mass.
Who accompanied the remains Of his
Incle, Charles Bradley here for. flu
neral services was a guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs l.. l.. Witham. He
departed yesterday on the midday
rain
A delightful bridge party was given
Monday evening by Mrs. Granville
Reed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. f. =.
Pennell Prizes were won by Miss
Florence Philbrick and Mrs c. c,
Goodwin. Ices and cake were served
~ the hostess.
Miss IneZ Armstrong of Wilton,
eacher at COburn Classical Institute,
Who sang at the Woman's Club yes
erday afternoon. was entertained by
Mrs. Roy l.. Marston while in town
The young women ushers at the
aity Opera House enjoyed banquet
Tuesday evening at Hotel Oxford
.ardlord Hanson served delicious
eepast which included tomato biaque
olives, celery, roast chicken, beef and
lamb, asparagus. fruit salad, hot rolls,
apple pie. ice cream and coffee. After
he banquet thru the courtesy of Smith
& St Ledger the young ladies were
entertained at the moving pictures.
Those participating in this pleasant
went were Miss NJ. A. Beale, Miss
lara Libby, Miss \. NJ. Ca<well. Miss
blanche Jewett, Miss Margaret NJ.
'hase, Miss A. Z. Goodrich. Miss Flor
nee Beale. Miss Evelyn st. Ledger,
Miss Marie G. Fletcher and Mrs. Ethel
VI. Christensen.
The remains of Charles Bradley.
ate of Somerville. Mass. were brought
here Tuesday night and yesterday flu
leral services were held at $50 from
he parlors of the Federated Church.
lev. George LOring Thurlow. the
'hurch minister. officiating Accom-
9anying the body was Harold Bradley.
I nephew of Someryille Mass, bro
her. Il. G.. Bradley of Brunswick and
/ sister, Mrs. Alfred Morse of Pitts |
ield were here to attend the obsequies.
other out-of-town people present were
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Burns and Mrs. |
w +. Bradley of Madison. Mr.. Brad
ely who was So years old. had been
sick about four months. He former
~ lived in Skowhegan, having been
employed locally by the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co. For some time he
lad been engaged in the restaurant
BUSINESS at Clarendon Hill. SOmer
Vile. Mr.. Bradley, who was born
n Hartland, was never married.