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

Madelyn Merrill Plans are also under
way for reception of Seniors aud
Alumni Friday evening, June 10th
Wendell, the young son OF Rev and
Mrs. +. B. Tetley, has so far rccoy-
cred from his recent operation for
appendicitis which he underwent at
the Somerset Hospital in Skowhcgan
as to return to his home. Wendell is
gaining every day.
Mrs Mary Kennison and Miss Ar
lene BARLEY were in 0rono the last Of
the week to attend the graduation
from the University of Maine of Mrs.
Kennisons older son, Ralph
Miss Annie p. Roberts, the seventh
grade teacher at Pleasant street, was
unable to teach Friday owing to the
illness of her father, Rev. J. r. Rob
erts. Miss Amelia Dubay substituted
for her.
Plans are being made and rehears-
al being held for Health Pageant to
be given Friday, June 9th, by the
grade children on the Weston Avenue
School Lawn. If stormy that day il
Will be given the first fair school day.
DR.. II. II. Patterson of Detroit Col
lege OF Medicine and Dental Sargcry
was the guest last week Of his moth
er, Mrs. Jennie Patterson, ON the An
son Side.
The District Sunday School Con
venton will be held Friday. June 9th.
at the Baptist church on Maple street
Rev. Mr.. Littlefeld of Boston and Rev.
Mr.. Brewster of Boston Will be among
the speakers of the day.
mo Parking" signs have been
placed near the post office aud at the
corner of Main and Maple streets. 1t
is expected that these win aid Traffic
officer Lander in the enforcement of
the local laws.
d. n. Sawyer has resumed his du-
ties as manager of the local Atlantic
& Pacific Store after an enforced va
cation on account of Illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Gilman and
son have returned 10 their home in
North Arlington, Mass, otter passing
a week in this place the guests of
relatives and friends
Mrs. Rebeeca Gregory left last week
for n few weeks visit at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Lowe, III
Rumford.
George towering who has been the
guest of his son in Biddcford has re-
turned to this place where he is max
ing his home with his son, Harry.
Mrs. Howard Smiley who was call
ed TO st. Johns New brunswick the
last of the week by the serious i'll
ness of her father, Thomas Manning.
returned Sunday.
Mrs. Ralph Gilman Of the Arson
Side was the guest Friday of Mrs. Olin
VALERIE in Skowhegan.
The following officers have been
elected by Bethasada Chapter of Ep-
worth League for the coming year:
President, Miss Helen kennison: vice
presidents. Miss Annie Hartwell, Miss
Mary Prince. Miss Mildred Head and
Mrs Alice Rand; treasurer, Dwight
Merrill; secretary. Sidney Rand; or
ganist, Beryl Holden.
The County Conference Of Congre-
gational churches will he held with
the Madison congregational Church
morning and afternoon Of Thursday,
June 18th.
Miss Francis Andrews of Gleason
dale, Mass4 arrived in town the last
of the week for a visit at the home or
her sister, Mrs. Ferd Moulton.
Mrs. Frank b. Harding entertained
the X. r. r Club at her home on
Maple street Friday afternoon and to
a picnic supper which was much en-
joyed by all present.
f. L. Harding and ID. M. Nichols
returned Saturday from few days
fishing trip to lockwood.
Thomas Spear, Hubert Hilton. Miss
es Vivian Hilton and Grace Handley
were in Rumford Thursday to attend
the third annual field day of the Maine
Telephone and Telegraph Co.
Mrs. Carolyn Carl and daughter,
Miss Alice were the week end guests
of Mrs. Everett Salley and Mrs Wah-
lon Manter in the country.
Mrs. Frank Davis entertained a
party at Finch at her home on Old
Point Avenue Monday evening Dain-