The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-04-27

court ROOM, ueSudy evening, May
at 730.
Miss Gladys Chase. a teacher in
Windsor, Conn, who has been at home
during the Easter recess returned
Tuesday.
Sheridan Green has gone to Fair.
| field where he has a position as timt
| keeper for the kennebec Log Driving
Company.
Russell Brown of Waterville was in
town Monday night helping to install
| the radio wireless outfit at the Ma
| sonic rooms.
Mrs. John Casey and four children
| who have been in town several days
visiting relatives returned to their
| home in Portland Monday.
Mrs. Phillip Williamson and two
sons returned to their home in Water
vile Saturday after visiting with her
mother, Mrs. Ida Kilgore Of Pine st
The Ladies Social of the NJ. E.
Church will meet Wednesday after
noon, May with Miss Lila Weston
at her home ON Turner avenue at
the usual time.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph l.. Spaulding
and son Maryland of Pugh Corner
Madison, were guests Tuesday of his
brother, Bales A. Spauldng and ia
mily of Skowhegan.
Miss Edith Wadsworth returned to
Augusta Saturday. Miss Wadsworth
is agent for the State Board of Charity
and Corrections and has been in town
in the interests of Mothers Aid work.
Bank Examiner Fred F. Lawrence.
w. H. Halves, Deputy Collector of In
ternal Revenue and Col. Roy l.. Mars
ten were passengers out on the morn
ing train Tuesday being on their way
20 Augusta
Dr. Herbert Libby of Colby College,
Waterville, who was here to attend
the organization of the Rotary Club
Monday night was guest at the home
Of his sister, Mrs. c. p. Merrill while
in town.
The food sale which was to have
been held April Goth by the Ladies
Social Circle of the M. e Church, will
he postponed until Saturday May s.
The affair will be held in tie BGick
Sales Room on Water street.
Miss Josephine Pattangall of Au
gusta was among the visitors at the
court house Friday and Saturday her
tather being the attorney for James
Cohen in the attempted arson case
which was heard last week.
An official from the State Prison
al Thomaston left here Tuesday morn
ing accompanied by Peter w. futile
of Detroit and Frank Ernest Brown
of West Athens, who are to begin
their sentences in connection with the
hen stealing case at West Hartland.
Mrs. Marion Drake Flanders, teach
er of music in the public schools,
left the last of the week to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Drake
in West Somerville, Mass, and this
week has been in Springfield. Mass,
in attendance upon the Music Super
visors Convention held in that city.
On Monday afternoon the members
of the Christmas Club met at the home
of Mrs. Mark Adams of Main street.
The ladies sewed on fancy work and
current events were lively discussed.
There WAS an egg contest in which
Mrs Belle Jewett was winner. having
guessed the nearest measurement OF
the object Mrs. Ruth Eaton CUES
sed second to the nearest. Delicious
refreshments of ice cream, cakes, cof-
fee and pies were served.
Miss Myrtle Williamson of North
Arson underwent a surgical opera
ton at Kennebec Valley Hospital
Tuesday. Other surgical patients at
the hospital are Mrs. Roy Pierce of
Skowhegan, Mrs. Lester Bosworth Of
North Arson and Mrs. Carl Romeo of
North New Portland. Mrs. s. A,
Marden of Skowhegan is receiving me-
dical treatment at the institution,
Patients discharged are Mrs. Fred
McSorley of Madison and Mrs. Julian
Conroy of Skowhegan.
The pupils of Mrs. Ethel Whittier
Ames gave a piano recital Saturday
afternoon in the chapel of the Bethany
tdDllSl AnuICI NllItil WAC piStti'f W
corated with pussy willows, pine,
spring flowers and flags: Parents
and friends were present and were
greatly pleased with the program
which showed much ability for the
students and careful teaching by their
instructor The following was the
program: Birthday March tEngel-
MANN, Henrietta Page, Elizabeth
Guerney. Elizabeth Page; Pretty Rain
bow (Greenwald), Nathalie Burrill:
Merry Dance tGurltD. Glennis Hahn
es: Apple Blossome tMana-Iucca),
Celia Moore; Melody { Gurlitt, Do
rothy Staples; Sylvan Sprites t0es-
tenl. Frances Lancaster, lvanetta
Newton, Muriel Cover; The Bee
March (Miller). Laura Chase; After
School Recreation, CRolfe), Elizabeth
Guerney; Rose Petals, uawson),
Henrietta Page Spinning Song Wen
zelD, Henry Thomas; Wooden Shoes
Dance (Rogers), Elizabeth Page;
Sweet Violet CHeins), Frances Lam
caster; Fluttering Leaves (Kolling),
L.inette Mantor; The Secret (Gautier),
Helen Ames. Gladys Mantor, Mildred
Lancaster. Woodland Sprites (Weyts),