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

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Crowell went
to Deadwater Saturday last.
Mrs. w H. Swain of Lincoln, Mass,
returned home Friday after visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Il.
Philbrick.
Mrs. Ethel II. Clark and child Of
Portland visited during the past week
with her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. f.
Clark, at Hotel Oxford.
b. A Sawyer and S. II. Bradbury
have been in Bangor this week in at
tendance upon their duties as jury
men on the United States Court.
The regular meeting of the Work
ing League of the Federated Church
will be held Monday afternoon, June
~. All ladies of the parish are cor
daily invited.
Judge L. f. Danforth and Lyman l..
Walton, Esq, attended the annual
meeting of the Good VIII Home Asso-
citation Friday last. Both were re-
elected directors.
Mr.. and Mrs Edgar Currie who
have been living on Heselton St are
to make their future home in Madison
where Mr.. Currie is engaged in the
! ice cream business.
Mrs. Laura Davis, who spends much
OF her time with her sister, Mrs. Alb
bic Moody, in Cornville, and other sis
ter, Mrs. Charles Smith in this town,
left Monday morning to visit her
brother in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Angie French of Lewiston has
returned to that city after visiting
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Reu-
ben French j. J. Frary, of Man
chester, n. H., was also a guest at
the French home recently.
Chief Game Warden Ed King and
! family have moved to the house ON
Summer street until lately occupied by
Maurice futile, and formerly owned
by II. E. Thompson. Mr.. King has
purchased this property.
e. II. Seamans has purchased the
J. w. Perkins place on the Cross Road
from Dudley Corner to Malbon's Mills,
and the Jordan family who have been
living on the property will move 10
Auburn where Mr.. Jordan has en-
ploymcnt in the shoe factory.
A largely attended meeting of the
Children OF Mary Sodality of the Cath
ollie Church was held Sunday with the
president, Miss Ethel Lacasce prcsid-
ing. The regular routine of business
was carried out. This marked the
last meeting of the Sodality for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Tibbetts arc
getting settled in the home of Chester
! llussey on Summer st. for the sum
mer Mr.. Tibbetts is salesman of
the Baisdell Auto Co. and Mrs. lib
! hctts has lately returned from a Nisil
with her mother and sister III Malta
wamkeag.
Scottish Rite Masons will be inter
ested to learn that the annual meet
ing of the Kennebec Valley LodEe of
Perfection, A. A. S. Il. the Augusta
Council, Princess of Jerusalem. A. A.
S. r., and lGmeth Chapter of Rose
/ Croix, A. A. S. r., will be held this
i (Thursday) evening at 100, SUO and
$50 O'Clock. Officers will be elected
and installed. Reports of the treas
urer and secretary will be given and
4 all other business pertaining to the
annual meeting Will be conducted.
4 Edward f. Merrill of Skowhogan is
$. Prince of the Augusta Council.
4 Rev. George Merriam left hero Mon
day morning for Melrose. Mass, to
visit over night with his son. George
Il. Merriam and on Tuesday attended
the graduating exercises ut the y W
ton Theological Institution ut NeW-
ton Centre, Mass. From there he VIZ
going to Ithaca. n. Y to visit his
daughter, Mrs Ethel Weeks and then
on to Cleveland, o., whore he will be
the guest of his SON Ralph f. Mer-
riam and wife. After visiting with
them for a short time Mr. Merriam
will go to Minneapolis, Mimi, ia n
tend the Northern Baptist Convention
He will be away from home for about
three weeks.
The annual Field Day of the Town
Improvement Society will be held Fri
day afternoon and during the early
:, evening at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
II. c. Judkns on Water street. sup
per will be served at 6,15 and Select
man Clyde II. Smith will suoa, Drse. 3
on the community Clean Up CAM
paign. The ladies are requested l0
bring plate, cup. ice cream dish and
fork for themselves and their guest
1t is hoped every member as far as
possible and guest Will attend Tins
midsummer meeting which is the on
ly one to be held during the summer.
The executive board Will have charge
of the arrangements
very pleasant meeting OF the Sen
Tor Follies was held with Miss Viz
gina Ames last week When the girls
gathered at the home of Miss Ames ON
Summer street a placard on the door
directed the guests to follow the trail
of the Lonesome Pine, which they
were enabled to do by means of pine
branches which We're spread along at
intervals The trail finally brought
them to the Coburn Forest whore the
hostess received them together with
her mother, Mrs. Ethel Whittier Alncs