The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-08

mas, Grace MacNeil, Boston; +. Hodg-
son, j. Hodgson, w. A. tIassett, w.
Crosson, C. Il. Boburn, II. NJ. Haines
Worcester, Mass. Leon Saidel, Man:
chester, N. H.; j. Gounan, New Hay-
en-, Conn., Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Me-
Malty, C.. S. Hamilton, II. l.. Soule
Mrs. j. OConnell, Elizabeth Murray
Augusta; II. b. bennett, /. Steward
w. o. Collan, Bangor, Mr. and Mrs.
c. Packard, Mr. and Mrs. G.. Fitz
Auburn, F.. II. Disney, Rockland; ]
Holden Bowdoinham; b. l.. Hopkins
j. M Read, f, T.. Furbush, f.. Au-
dette, f.. r. Barton, II. L. Knight
G.. l.. Sweet, J. j. Green, w. A.
Brown, H. j. Prince, Miss Fay Bar
ker, Miss r. Larallee. DR.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Parizo, Mr.. and Mrs. w. f.
Shoate, Miss A. F. Shoate, Waterville
Carrabaseett Hall Saturday evening
Double Speed" with Wallace Reid
Travelogue
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark w. Gordon
went to Portland Tuesday for short
visit with their daughter. Mrs. p. S
1idlon and their grandson, son of
Rev. and Mrs. p. S. Ridlon, borr
Monday, May 20.
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, d. A.
r. will hold its June meeting tomor.
row (Friday) afternoon at the home
of the regent Mrs. Ethel Norton.
Miss Laura NJ. Chapman returned
home Sunday after year Of success
full teaching at Stratton.
At the meeting Monday evening OF
Mount Gigelow Chapter, o. f. s. de-
grees were conferred and refresh
ments served.
S. r. Edell and daughter Winnifred
have been in Connecticut for few
days visit.
Wallace Emery and Wilbur Simmons
went to Carry Pond Friday for brief
fishing trip.
J. Lawrence Steward of Charleston
W Va, visited relatives here last
week, his first visit to this section
for Ia years,
Mrs. Raymond Whitney of Bingham
is spending the week with her father
Wilbur Simmons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander Spearln are
at Midtown with Mrs. Spcarins bro
Their and his children.
panoramic representation of dairy
products in various forms from the
COW to the various classes of ultimate
consumer, has been on exhibition in
Gordon and Sadels window the past
week and attracted much attention.
1t was arranged by Prof. Lakewood
of the Massachusetts Agricultural
College.
Have you been to a pyramid tea.
New students are already being en-
rolled ut Arson Academy for the en-
suing year.
Charles Wallace of Cloverdale, N.
b. was a guest Sunday Of his niece,
Mrs. G. f. williams. He was ac-
companed by his nephew, Henry Hill
of Madison and daughter Marguerite
Hill
The school orchestra under the di-
rcction of Miss Bridges provided mu-
sic at the Shakespeare graduation
Monday night.
The Girl Scouts will enjoy camp
ing trip to Lake Embden from Friday
noon to Saturday noon.
Hon. Frank II. Holley gave rous-
ing address on "Citizenship" before
the student body at Arson Academy
Monday afternoon.
The last musical period of the term
was held at Academy Hall Monday af-
tenoon under the direction of Mrs
Flanders.
II s. Bickford has been the vic
tim Of a second attack OF humps.
Lucille Crymble has had severe at
tack of pneumonia and is now on the
gain. II. M. Norton narrowly es-
capped pneumonia last week.
Mrs. Emily Porter is confined tt
her bed and is very weak.
Mzpah Branch, I. s. s. held
very successful food sale on Frida,
last and extends thanks to all con
tributors and patrons.
j. F. Tingley spent the week enc
at Orono where he received Monday
his degree of B. s. from the Univer'
sity of Maine. He returned Tues
day, his parents, brother and sister
coming with him for a short stay.
On account OF its being Alumni Day
the meeting of the Farm Bureau sche
dnled for June If will he cancelled. y