The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-29

| r. are being entertained today by
| their 'Norridgewock members at the
home of Mrs. Maude Carr. A pic
mic dinner will be served on the lawn
Mrs. Fred Ploude left Sunday for a
two weeks vacation at the home OF
! friends in East Millinockett.
Friends of Miss Mary G. Flint now
of Pennington, formerly of Arson will
be interested to learn of her recent
appointment as county demonstrators
agent OF Washington county. Miss
Flint graduated from Pennington
State Normal school in 1915, studied
two years at Cornell and two at Col
umbia receiving from the last named
institution the degree OF Bachelor of
Science. She has taught four years,
her last teaching position being in
Rockford, L. l., where she had charge
of the textiles and clothing.
Mrs. Harold Stafford and children
left town Sunday to spend the sum
mer in Massachusetts.
Harold Pierce Of Norridgewock was
the week end guest of friends in this
place.
Miss d. l.. Bird Of Lewiston is in
town this week in the interests of
the Lewiston Journal.
Mrs. Wallace Emery of North An
son was a business caller in town
Monday.
Misses Nellie F.. Holway, and Mary
Prince of this place and Miss Alice
Morse of Skowhegan left Wednesday
for Camden where they will be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Merle jill
son until Saturday when they will
leave by boat for Boston where they
will attend the n. f. y. Mr.. Ho-
race Holway accompanied the party
as far as Camden where he Will visit
at the home of his daughter.
Gilman Day left for a visit with re-
latives and friends in the Aroostook.
A meeting OF the Madison High
School Alumni Association was held
Thursday evening at the RushWorth
store, for the purpose of putting the
association on a business basis. Judge
c. o. Small, an honorary member of
the asspciation, MRS. Adelaide Han
nagan and Mrs. Mary G.. Kennison
were appointed a committee to draw
up constitution and bylaws. After
short discussion it was voted to is
sue circular letter to all OF the
NH. s. alumni asking them to join
the association and also making an
appeal for funds for an Alumni Memo
rial to be placed in the new high
school building. DR.. Lester Adams,
Mrs. Bertha Herd, Miss Carolyn Mer
ril, Ralph Lancaster and NJ. NJ.
Spear were appointed a committee
to1issue the letter. William Dixon,
Nathan Weston and Charlie Welsh
were appointed executive committee.
Notices were posted in the II. &
w. Mill last week announcing cut
Of five cents an hour in wages.
WILDER Simmons and daughter Miss
Paulena OF North Arson were in this
place Monday,
DR.. and Mrs. Milliken left Tuesday
for Portland to attend the State Me-
dical meeting.
Misses Blanch and Irma WILDER ar
rived in this place from Portland to
spend the summer at their home in
this place.
Miss Lucie Dock returned Saturday
from a few weeks visit passed with
relatives and friends in Saco and
Brunswick.
w. F. Stetson has accepted a posi-
ton in the meat room at the Union
Cooperative store.
George Marden and son Byron re-
turned the first of the week from a
few days fishing trip ct Bakers.
Miss Helen Kennison was calling
on friends in Skowhegan the last OF
the week.
Mrs. Ernest Ward was confined to
her home on Head street the first
of the week by illness.