The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-14


mer vacation.
Gerald c. Dunn, newly appointed
county agent, will be in different parts
OF Somerset County this week but VIE
not assume the duties of his Office
until July S.
| Mrs. Elizabeth Hennekey, mother oil
Mrs. T. c. Tucker and Mrs. Mary
Christianson, her aunt, of Rochester
N. Y are here for a few weeks visit
ing DR.. and Mrs. Tucker of Madison
avenue.
The cold storage plant is entirely
installed at the Skowhegan Jersey
Creamery with new pastenrizing watts.
new coolers, etc. Amy degreee OF
temperature that Is essential TO dairy
products is possible. g.
Mrs. Harold l. Judkins of Concord,
Mass. accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Judkins of Bangor and Miss Eiva
Johnson of Pitfsfeid were in town
Sunday visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
II. C. Judkins. On Monday they went
TO Athens to visit with Mr. and Mrs
F. V. Barker.
Charged with intoxication Luke
Pitts and Arthur Hackett Were before
Trial Justice Lord Tuesday and were
let OF with a payment of costs. The
two men came in on the train from
Watervilie Monday night In what ia
said to have been a helpless eondi-
ton and were taken to the police
station.
Mr.. and Mrs. belmont F. Judkins
and son Donald of Largo, Florida, are
expected this month to visit with Mr.
Judkins' brother Herbert Jhdkins
Their son Donald has just completed
his first year at Florida University In
GAINESVILLE. Mr.. Judkins was former
ly engaged in the dry goods business
in SNowhegan-
Skowhegan friends of Ray NJ Boyn-
ton, who graduated from Skowhegan
high school in 1916 will be interested
to learn that he expects to visit this
section this summer. He is still EN-.
ployed as leading estimator in the en-.
cheering department of the Erie
railroad and lives in Englewood, fif.
teen miles from New York City
Mrs. Harry Foster, wife of the new
principal of Skowhegan High Schoo
was In town Monday. They have
taken the south side of the Gledhil
house now owned by E. P. WHITING
and will move their furniture here
the first of July. Neither Mr.. or Mrs
Foster will be in S0owhegan much
until September as business will keeI
them in Belfast.
The June meeting of the Heller
I Coburn Mission Circle will be hello
Friday. June 18th, with Mrs. George
Merriam at the parsonage This II
the annual meeting and election O
officers. Reports OF the year will b,
given. Miss Coburn, who was tn,
delegate to the Baptist National meet
ings at Atlantic City recently will Civ,
a talk on the meetings. :. 1t is HOPED
good number will be present.
Among the surgical patients at Ken
nebec Valley Hospital are Mrs. w.
Nod of Waterville, who was operated
Dn Tuesday forenoon. Mrs. Alec
nRey of Nye's Corner, Fairfield, Ii
ledical patient there Patients re
lily discharged are Mrs. Cora Rice
owhegan; Mrs. Alfred Bushey o
Olson, Mrs. John A. Duntou O
rlaington, Mrs. Floyd Richmond o
owhegan and Mrs. Harry Cobb o
irmony.
A special conclave of De Mola.
unmandery No. 10 Knights Templa
LII be held at the asylum next Sun
~ at sac a. m. The lines will b.
! formed and accompanied by the Skow
hegau Citizens band, the Commander.
will proceed to take a special car t,
Madison. AT Madison the Sir Knight
will be Joined by the Sir knight
from Madison and vicinity wher,
the lines will be formed and th'
Rev. Charles II. McElhiney.
Weather permitting the Parochia
School children Will enjoy a picni,
| Monday at Edward j. Croteau
cottage on the north shore of LAX,
Wessernnsett. This resort was form
erly known as the Birch Point Sport
ing camps but was purchased las
July by Mr.. Croteau who has sine,
made extensive repairs, alterations
and constructed new buildings. It II
now knownWs the North Shore Camps
and, with Its six acres of forest ant
six hundred ten feet of shore frontage
will make an excellent place for thu
youngsters to frolic unrestrained.
Word has been received here of thu
death of Mrs. Wesley F. Ross by Mrs
Ella r. Nelson. Mrs. Ross died In
Glendale, California. where she wa,
residing. Before her marriage sh,
was Eva Sinclair and after her mar
riage lived in Skowhegan. She was
about sixty years of age. Beside hel
husband there Is a surviving daugh
ter, Miss Bessie Ross of Glendale
California, two brothers, Fred Sin
clair of Glendale and William Sinclai il
Of Los Angeles. Relatives In Skow
hogan are three cousins, Mrs. A. F
SANFORD, Mrs. Annie LoOmis and Mrs