The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-28
Enral Npufs
The stores will be open during the
forenoon of July 4th.

Will reopen in September.
Mrs. Marthon Doak of Belfast and
children, Mildred and Marthon. Jr..
are the guests of her mother, Mrs.
J. L. Johnson, Water street.
The regular quarterly meeting of
the Womans Association will occur
at the Rest Rooms next Monday after
noon, July 2, at 4.sO. Members please
note the time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Collins of
Frenchville with their three children,
Arthur Cecilia and VIOLA are visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Dionne on Maple street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mace of Au-
gusta and nephew, Harold Kenniston
of Amherst were in town Tuesday. Mr..
Mace having business in this section,
in connection with the purchase of
pulp. -.
y. Clayton Foyer has accepted al
position as assistant to the superin-1
tandent of the Paragon Pearl Buttonl
Company at Waldoboro and will be-;
gin his new duties next week. Mrs.
Foyer will join him therel alter.
Miss Lois NJ. Patten arrived home
yesterday from Brooklyn. where she
has been attending school the past
two years On her way here she
visited in Maiden, Mass. and with a
schoolmate in bingham, in the same
state.
Kenneth Thompson, one of the
prominent players with the Lakewood,
Stock Co. is entertaining John King,
member of the 1904 Lakewood Co,
when Louis McGord was director and
Malcolm Duncan who played with Mr..
Thompson last season in whisper
ing Wires
Langdon Jewett who is enjoying a
few days vacation at home since the
closing of Bowdoin College went to
Northeast Harbor yesterday where he
will be employed during the summer
in a drug store. He was driven
down by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. r. Jewett.
Mrs Granville Reed with her
daughters, Caroline and Elizabeth
and Mrs. G. A. Moore and daughter,
Ruth were In Waterville yesterday
to attend party given by Prof. and
Mrs. F. l.. Weeks for their daughter,
Louise, 1t being the occasion of her
sixth birthday.
Mrs. Harry Newton who has for
sometime been one of the obliging
operators In the Maine Tel. & Tel
exchange has completed her duties
owing to Ill health. Saturday even
ing the other members of the force
presented her with a beautiful mesh
bag.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Blake and Mr..
and Mrs. James Reed of Waterville
with Arthur Palmer of Haverford, Pa.
were recently entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. B. T. Stewad on Madison avenue.
Mr.. Palmer Is directing a boys camp
at Moosehead Lake and holds a simil-
ar position in a Pennsylvania school.
The BPW Club were responsible
for very pleasant evening at dane
ing last Thursday evening at Lake
wood when a large number of Show
hogan people went there for the third
dance given under the direction Of
this organization. Music was fur
nshed by the Kings of Harmony and
about $40 was cleared.
Charles w. Day, who recently pur-
chased the Forrest Goodwin Block Of
the Blaisdell Auto Company, expects
to get his grocery and provision mar
ket moved from the COburn Block to,
his recently acquired property by the
first of August. The Blaisdell Com
pany are looking for suitable loca-
ton elsewhere in town.
Mrs. A. N. Dickerson of Chicago
whose home was formerly on the riv-'
er road about three miles from Show
hogan was in town last week renew
ing old acQuaintances. She was ac-
companied by her daughter, Mrs. Geo.
Senkler of ST. Paul, Mimi. Mrs.
Dickerson has for many years been
subscriber of the Independent-Re-
porter.
The Misses Alice M. Cyr and Odelie
Thibodeau, both teachers in the
schools of Van Buren,, arrived in town
Tuesday night to spend a few days
with Miss Cyr's sister, Mrs. George
Dionne OF the East Madison road. The
two ladies are on their way to the
White Mountains where the will be
employed as mattresses at one of the
hotels.
Mrs. A. II. lies and daughter, Miss
Helen left Tuesday morning for Glou-
cester Mass, accompanying Mrs.
lies BROTHER, Andrew Lumsden of
Everett, Mass. He has been at Par
lin Pond with Mrs. Lumsden and his
grandson, Master Richard Lumsden.
The entire party left Skowhegan for
the Lumsden summer home at the
shore place first mentioned.
About 40 Sir knights of De Molay
Commandery enjoyed the hospitality
of De Valois Commandery at Vinal-
haven and Claremont Commandery at
Rockland last Sunday and Monday.
With the Citizens Band De Molay was
represented by an even zoe in the par