The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-29

Rev. George Merriam was at tn,
State Reforlnatory Monday Afternoon
and gave an illustrated talk a tht
study of child life in the world.
Mrs. L. P. Geoffrion has gone tc
Portland to receive treatment and
from there will continue her journey
to Montreal for a visit with relatives
] Mrs. Matte Lowe of Shawmut has
} come to Skowhegan to spend the bal
ance of the winter with her son, Ever
EFT Lowe and family of North avenue
: Eric Ericsson and Anard Olson oil
Shirley accompanied by Howard E
Chapman of Athens we're In towr
Tuesday. leaving here on their return
to Shirley after a visit In Athens.
Miss Beatrice pomelow has beer
in Bangor this week on business, re
turning to Fairfield last night where
she with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Pomelow are to spend Thanks.
giving.
A meeting of. the Executive Board
of the Christian Endeayor was held
last evening at the Federated Par,
sonage. The officers of the Society
and chairman of committees were In
attendance
DR.. K w. Smith returned Monday to
Freeport after visiting his brothers
Clyde H. and NJ. E. Smith. Miss Nor.
ma Smith returned Sunday after Wis.
ting for several days at her uncle's
home in Freeport.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Avore left Mon.
day for Portland on business. They
were accompanied as far as Var,
mouth by Mr.. and Mrs. G, E. Durrel
who are visiting with Mrs, Durrell's
sister, DR.. and Mrs. P. H. s. Vaughan
Rev. H. L. Nichols who with his
family is spending the holiday'in Nor
way, oficiated last evening at the mar
riage Of Arthur Gary and Annie Nc
/ Donald, former Pensioners during his
pastorate of the Methodist Church In
! Norway.
The second assembly of the Skow-
hogan Dancing Club was much, enjoy.
J ed Tuesday evening with large at
tendance of members. Waters and
nuts were served and Hjort's Orches-
ira furnished the music. The, pro-
gram was completed at 1880
List of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoff1ce for the week end.
/ ing November "a: Walter A. Dandy
Moore. These letters will be sent
to the dead letter Office II they are
not called for before December 9Th.
The annual Sophomore Skip will oc-
cur Friday evening in Grange Hall
with Felix Dionne as chairman of the
arrangements. Others appointed ON
the committee are. Joseph Ploude. Rex
4 ford st. Ledger, Linwood Meader, He
/ len Foster, Effie Martin, Adeline Good
win and Esther Viles Douglas Mel
ody Men of Augusta will furnish
music.
Following the decision OF the Law
| Court In the case of State vs Ralph
4 Heating, who was tried in the Su-
preme Court here for the alleged
transportation of liquor, Heating was
brought to Skowhegan by Deputy
Sheriff l.. M. Smart of lockwood on
Friday last. His sentence is two
months beside fine. Heating Is
proprietor of the Seboomook Hotel al
Moosehead Lake. .tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Plummer have
taken the house on Mt Pleasant ave-
nue., owned by Mrs. Nellie Wendell
and will move there the first OF De-
cember. The tenants who have been
occupying the premises, Mr.. and Mrs
Ivan Dyer, will move to the apart.
ment on Cedar street to be vacated by
Charley Turner and family. Geo. II
Plummer went to Waterville Tuesday
night to meet the 1910 train and to
bring Mr.. and Mrs. G.. r. Rutherford
of Calais to the Charles Plummer
I home
Miss Amanda and Miss Juliette Cor
riveau with Onie Noel of Waterville
are spending the holiday with Mr.
Noels sister and husband, Mrs. Wal
ter Chamberlain and DR.. Chamberlain
in Biddeford. Arthur Corriveau. an
optometrist in Biddeford will also be
present. Miss Amanda Corriveau
will leave Friday for Munson. Mass
to visit with her sister. Mrs. Wendall
Horns and will return to Boston the
first of the week to do some buying
for her Specially Shoppe here. Miss
Juliette Corriveau will return to
Skowhegan Friday morning.
The weekly meeting OF the Chris
tian Endeavor Society of the Bethany
Baptist Church last Sunday night was
one of unusual interest and pleasure
Music was furnished by the orchestra
and there were also piano numbers
and singing. A Thanksgiving ser
vice opened the program and the
hymn, II Gave My Life For Thee
was sung and illustrated The six
ty views of child life In different parts
of the world, illustrating present day
conditions, were much enjoyed There
was large attendance including sew
eral young people from Madison.
The parish gathering at the Fed
Grated Church was very we'll attend
ed Monday evening and was thor
oughly enjoyed. The program was
given in the auditorium with Rev
George Loring Thurlow, presiding