The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-29

morning TO visit relatives IN Water
vile.
Mrs Daniel Thompson left Friday
morning 10 visit her neiee IN Lev
iston
Miss Helen Lord IS Al home from
Wheaton College for the Easter va
cation.
Myron + Smith. Who has been IN
poor health during The winter Is nov
confined to hts bed
Miss Julia Cox is at home from the
State Normal School At Farmingion
to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Cox
Miss Florence Nithee and her eou=
sin. Mss Emma Hilton Of Madison.
went 10 Augusta. Friday In spend the
week end with relatives.
Miss Grace Fox. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Fox Of Fairyiew
avenue. Who Il student al Colby
College. Is spending the Easter recess
in SeW York
Mr. aud Mrs Clement Downes.
teachers of art and manual training
in the local schools, left Saturday
morning for vacation visits with rela-
lives Ia Nlnslow and Augusta.
Miss Marion Jacobs. a senior IN
Skowhegan high school left Saturday
TO spend her vacation With her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs L. Z. Jacobs of
Auburn Miss Fayalene Decker ac-
eompanied her
l. T. Greenwood and +. {. Butler
have sold two house lots ON North
avenue 10 Christopher Foster and
Joseph LaCasse.. They are at pres
ent building four room house
23x26 on East Dyer Street.
Mrs. Ruth H. Eaton who has been
spending the winter with her
daughter, Mrs. John Brown in. Mus
cogee. Okla has come to New York
City to visit with her other daughter
Miss NJ y Clifford before returning
to Skowhegan
Miss F. Felta Richardson and Miss
Jeanne Thomson are at their homes
for the Easter vacation from Farm
ington Normal School. Miss Rich
ardson who graduated from S. II. S.
last June went to her home in
East Skowhegan.
A regular meeting of Bloomfield
Temple Pythian Sisters was held last
Friday evening in their lodge rooms
followed by a mock trial and mono
logue. Refreshments OF punch and
waters were served during the social
hour which followed.
Pierre S. Dupont, president of the
General Motors Corporation, states in
three different kilograms to prominent
Oldsmobile distributors, that Odds
mobiles are about to become the third
largest sellers In the entire worlds
automotive industry.
A. p. Bigelow who comes here fire.
quently on business as 4 flour sales
man was in town Friday. Mr.. Bige-
low has new home in process of
completion in St. Adams village. 1t
is a modern dwelling of the Dutch
Colonial type He and his family
will not occupy it for several months
yet. This a great addition to the
village al St Adams.
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae
Parsons Wood who died at Somerset
Hospital were held at 1890 Friday
in the parlors of the Federated
Church Rev. George Loring Thur
low ofiiciated and the remains were
placed in the southside vault to
await intermnt Mrs. Wood was
thirty-three years and was born in
Bridgewater, the daughter of Albert
W. and May Hartley Parsons, who
survive her.
Mrs. George Merriam left Saturday
morning to visit her son George Mer-
RAM and family in Melrose. Mass. and
her son, Arthur B. Merriam of Bos-
ton. Her daughter, Miss Helen +.
Merriam. a teacher in Springfield,
Mass. will meet her mother to visit
the relatives already mentioned for
the Easter recess. She was accom-
panied by her youngest daughter, Mis-
Marion Merriam, a student at Colby
College
The Good Will Club enjoyed a reg
nlar meeting last Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Margaret
G. Briggs. There was a large at
tcndence and much work was accom-
plished for the Good viii home. A
picnic supper served under the
direction of the president, Mrs. A. r.
Iewett and assistants was much en-
loved The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Carlton NJ.
Holt on Madison Ave, next Wednes-
day afternoon.
In the contest between the Masons
and the Knights of Columbus at the
Bowlodrome last Thursday night, the
Masons took four out of six points.
NJ J. Smith had high single OF lo3
and high total of 46l, while l.. King
had high single of 10 and high total
of AIS. for the Knights of Columbus.
In the game between the Milburn
Club and the AmI'iean Legion the
Club took five out of six points. Archie
Dostie led the Milpnrn Club with Il
single OF 113 and a total OF 494. with
which he was high man for the even
ing. Guy Gilman had high single OF