The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27
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Fred N. Dodge Of Beverly, Mass. is
visiting his son Walter +. Dodge OF
this town.
Miss Lyle & stiuchdeld is at home
from Simmons College for few days
vacation.
Miss Gladys Hamor, teacher of Do
mestic Science in the public schools,
has returned from Portland where
fhe attended the vocational training
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Berry have
returned to their home in Pittsheld
after being here because of the Ill
ness of his mother, Mrs. Sarah Berry,
who suffered a severe shock several
weeks ago.
Miss Alrueda Moore, head nurse at
Somerset Hospital, who has been i'll
for several months, left yesterday
morning to visit with friends in Lew
'ston. 1t viii be gratifying to Show
hegan people to learn that she is i'm
proving.
In the obituary account of the late
Mrs. Philomenne Vincent, which ap-
pears on page II of this issue. the
name Of william Pencil, of Roches-
ter, N. H., was enormously left out.
Mr.. Pencil is the son of Mrs. Vincent
by a previous marriagee We regret
the error.
County Agent C. A. Storer and o. M.
Wilbur, state poultry specialist from
Orono, conducted a demonstration in
poultry house building at the farm of
George e. Foster, in CornVille, Tues
day. Members of Athens Grange and
of Wesnerunsett Grange AZ Cornyille
were present and the event was well
attended. Mr.. and Mrs. Foster served
baked beans and coffee and pastry was
furnished by the yisitori
A largely attended meeting of Sun
set Chapter o. T.. s. was held Friday
evening The degree was conferred
upon a class of five candidates. Dur
Ing the social hour which followed
sandwiches, pickles, cake and coffee
were served from the small tables
which were decorated with pine and
pussy willows. The servers were Mr.
and Mrs. c. M. Holt, Mr.. and Mrs
Harry lies, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Halves
Mrs. Livona Goodrich, and Mrs. Har-
riet Gledhill.
An unusually pleasant meeting OF
the Ella f. Mitchell Philathea Class
was held at the Bethany Chapel last
week with the following ladies as
hostefSes: Mrs. Kate G. IIolbrook
Mrs. Howard Steward. Mrs. Alice Il.
Mitchell, Mrs Lizzie Savage, Mrs. Ber-
nice Titcomb, Mrs. Eva Chase. Mrs
Florence Emigh, Mrs. Mary NJ. Lord,
Mrs. u. l.. Foss and Mrs. Ida Smith
The president Mrs. Dora r. Nye pre-
sided and the sum of $109.50 was re-
ported as cleared from the Laugh
ing Cure" presented few weeks ago
In Change Hall $l45O of this amount
was given toward the new club room
for the boys and girls, leaving $95
for the class. The program of the
evening included Il vocal solo "The
Voice from the Belfry" by DIR. M. e.
Lord: cornet solo, K. i. Washburn
story of columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean" by Mrs. Alice Il. Mitchell with
song by Mrs. Don Burrill Mrs. f. M.
Nye. Miss A. NJ Caswell, Mrs Ehie
Currie and Mrs. Ionic Pickett; story
of Hail Columbia" Mrs. M. Il. Lord
with song by Dr. Lord; story of the
Star Spangled Banner by Mrs Eva
Chase with the song by Mrs. Burrll,
story of the Writing of America by
Mrs Angie h. Steward with singing
OF the hymn by thoae present. The
accompanies were Mrs. Ames and
Miss Airline Burnor. Zee cream and
cake were served The members of
the class will entertain the gentle
men at a banquet May Sth.