The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

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X Oliver in Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Mills were
in Augusta Friday to attend a meet
ing of the 4th Maine Battery.
Miss Dorothy Elliot and Miss Bea-
trice Gentkner are spending two
weeks at the Mitchell Camp. Lake
Wesserunsett.
Miss Doris Cover has returned
home from Chatham, Mass. where
she has been u member of the high
school faculty.
A meeting of the recently organized
Pattangall Club will be held in Grand
Army Hall July 10. Refreshments
are to be served.
Mrs. A. p. Barton and daughter
Miss Alice Barton of St Adams
have been passing several days with
the family OF Edward Clough.
Dr. and Mrs. Arthur E. Rodden
| arrived home Friday from their we'd
ding trip by automobile thorugh New
York state and TO different points in
Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Widder spent
Sunday at Aniaquam and motored to
Boston to meet their son Jack, who
has been spending sometime in that
section.
Mrs. Charles Roderick and son
Phillip of Parlin street left Saturday
morning for a several days visit with
relatives in New Hampshire and Mas
sachusetts
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul r. Widder of
Arlington Mass, are coming today
to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar r. Wild
der. Mr.. Widder will stay for a
few days hut Mrs. Widdcr is remain
ing for a few weeks. The two gen
tlemen are brothers.
Mrs. p. II. White Of Lewiston,
St2Ie Secretary of the International
Sunshine Society, who attended the
county meeting at Lakewood last week
was tile guest of Mrs. Minnie r
Wheeler of Jewett street, Mrs. Wheel
err being one of the vice pres dents Of
the state organization.
f. b. Carter and family are getting
settled in the Varney house Oh Madi-
son avenue where they lived for many
years prior to their removal to Con-
necticut and Mr.. and Mrs William
Morrow have moved to the Dyer house
| on Middle street whore the Carriers
have lately been living.
Many people enjoyed the day at
Lakewood last Sunday, the Waterville
Military Band furnishing the concert
of the afternoon. In the evening
Wallace's Orchestra presented a pro-
gram at tire entrance of Lakewood
Theatre which was greatly enjoyed
House parties were much in evidence
about the lake and the grove was
thronged with people.
Mrs. James Stnchfed and two
sons, accompanied by her sister Miss
Emma Rhyme departed Friday morn
ng for visit with their parents in
Nova Scotia. Mrs. Stnchfield will
rema II for about six weeks, Miss Rhy-
no is to be married there about the
middle OF this month She has been
employed in Skowhegan Tor nearly
three years.
Next Sunday at Lakewood, Rev
Frederick Nicholson of Boston will
deliver addresses and voice messages
at the Theatre at 10 80 a. m. and
O'Clock p. NJ. under the auspices of
the Spiritualist Ladies Ad Society.
Last Sunday Geo. b. Cutter of Bos-
ton, president of Madison Camp of
Spiritualist conducted services at the
theatre building in the afternoon
which were we'll attended His mes
sages were well recognized
There was congregational singing and
Mr.. Cutter also sang.
At the annual Convocation of Som
ersct Chapter, No Il r. 4 A. M.
held in Masonic Hall Friday evening,
the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: II p, A. r. jew
EFT; X, G. Allan Wentworth; Ser be,
Charles Nitschke: c. of H., +. II.
Madden. p. s., Elmer Mcclure; r.
A. c., II j. Dysart; treasurer. Geo.
r. Sampson; secretary, John Fl. Ian
caster The officers were installed
by Ernest G. Butler, the past high
priest who also in behalf of the chap
ter presented the retiring high priest,
George a. Moore, with jewel of his
office.
At business meeting of the Ella
+. Mitchell philatlica Class held
Thursday night AT the home of Mrs.
Kate W Turner arrangements were
made for the giving out of savings
bags. These bags are to be given
to each member of the class and
members are requested to place their
summer offerings in the same. Mrs
Turner and Mrs G. r. Fogg are to
act as captains in this work. Mrs.
Turner to be assisted by Mrs. l.. r
Goodrich, Mrs. Sanford, Mrs. Ames
and Mrs. H. G. Judkins Mrs. Foggs
assistants are to be Mrs. Appleby,
Mrs. Holbrook. Mrs. Clough and Mrs
Green. The bags will be open in No
vember.
A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A ID.
Bailey Friday when the eleventh an
riversary of the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Frascc was celebrated
The latter who are residents of Law
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