The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Lang were call
ing on relatives In Wateryille and
Augusta Saturday.
Miss Anne M. Caswell was IN
Waterville Tuesday to attend COM
mencement at Colby College.
Mrs. Lucy Taylor Pratt of Weather
sfield. Conn. who has been visiting
at her parents home here has been in
Waterville this week attending Colby
College Commencement.
Joseph Coburn Smith was one of
the competitors in a junior prize ex-
hibition of COLBY College students at
Watervil1e Saturday evening. His
subject was, American Idealism."
Mrs. James Fl. Hillens of Keene. N.
H., accompanied by her sister, Miss
Ensie McDonough and Mrs. Alice
Carpenter OF keene are at the Hillens
cottage at Lakewood for two weeks.
Irving E. Symonds, for several
months employed at the Independent
Reporter office Is now at work for the
Central Maine Power Co., one of a
crew in charge of his brother-in-
law, Roscoe Abbey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Erb are the
parents OF young son, Mrs. Erb be-
Ing at Mars Hill where the family re-
sided prior to coming to Skowhegan.
Mr.. Erb Is an employee of the indie
pendent Reporter Co.
Mrs. James Lewia ACCOMPANIED by
the Misses Della, Allied and Anna
Bouchard and Mrs. Laura Beaulieu
motored to Richmond Sunday and en-
joyed dinner at the summer camp of
Mr.. Bot from New York.
Twenty-Five musicians with Father
Renaud went to Waterville Tuesday
evening to furnish music for the
graduating exercises at Mt. Merici
Academy. These were the members
of the St Cecilia Orchestra.
The Park School was the winner of
the health prize of $1,000 given by
w. II. Cummings for the Health Club
accomplishing the most health
chores. The Park School had 81
per cent and the Garfield SO per cent.
Miss Sadie Martin left Sunday to
join her mother and family at Lake
Auburn. She has been employed as
ticket seller at the moving picture
theatre and since the family moved
from their home on the Island she
has been staying at the home of Mrs.
Sarah Marston on Baptist Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Lee of
Bloomfield, Conn. are expected the
first of the week to visit her mother,
Mrs. Eta S. Merrill and other rela-
tiyes here. Mr.. Lee will attend
summer school at University of
Maine and Mrs. Lee will remain in
Skowhegan probably for six or eight
weeks.
The Misses Agnes Cockburn, Marie
Bison. Phyllis Whiting, Birdena
valliere, Dorothea Clough, Dorothy
Kilbreth and Mildred Fox, all men,
bers of the Merry Co Rounds. are en-
joying house party at Lakewood
this week. The chaperones for the
week are Mrs. Z. P. Whiting and Mrs.
E. l.. Clough.
The wedding of Patrick Sylvan of
this town, son of Oliver Sylvan of the
Norridgewock road and Miss Isabel
Marie Marcou, daughter of A. J. Mar
cou occurred Tuesday morning at the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes, Rev.
]. L. A. Renaud officiating. They
were attended by Leger King and
Miss Mary Giles. The young coupte
will reside In Skowhegan. They are
both employed at the Maine Spinning
mill. =. s.#. =
ing to .Gorham whwere they will es
tablish their home. Mr. Lowd remains
In the same position as travelling rep
resentative for an automobile firm.
They came here from Bangor and
have made many friends who will re-
greet their departure. Mrs. Lowd is
one of the officers in Sunset Chapter
o. E. S. and purposes to continue to
hold her Office for the balance of the
year, so her visits will doubtless be
rather frequent.
Karl U. Roullard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Roullard, has accepted a
position at the First National Bank
and will commence his duties there
next Monday morning. He is a gra-
duate of Skowhegan High School,,
Glass of 1919, and of Shaw's Business
College, Glass of 1920. For the past
three years he has been employed as
stock room clerk in the Madison Ave.
office of Holt &c Hight. Mr.. Roullapd's
brother, Merle A. was for two years
in the employ of the Skowhegan
Trust Co.
A double wedding was solomized
yesterday morning at the Church of
Our Lady of Lourdes. Rev. J. l.. A.
Renaud officiating, when Daniel Ed
ward Cassidy, son of John Cassidy.
formerly of Bingham was married to
Marie o. Thibodeau, formerly of Madi-
son and daughter of Francois Thu
bodeau and Albert Thibodeau was
to Elizabeth Lagace, daugh-
ter of Peter Lagace of East Street.
Mrs Cassidy and Mr.. Thibodeau are
brother and sister. Miss Helen
presided at the organ dur