The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-17
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Edward Mullen has returned to
woodstock, Vt, after visiting with
friends in town.
Sister Stanislas, Sister Sacred
Heart of Mary and Sister Angel
Guardian were up from the Mother
House at Waterville to spend the
week end at the local convent.
Callers at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Dionne last Sunday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Dionne, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Cote and Mrs. Cote's father
of Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victorie Hebert and
mother and two children of Madawas-
ka, Aroostook County, were in this
vicinity the first of this week calling
on relatives and friends.
Mrs. Robert Lord of Portsmouth, N
H., has arrived for a visit with her
mother, Mrs. Emma P. Burrill and
joining the Misses Lord, who have
been here for sometime.
There was a requiem mass at the
Church of Our Lady of Lourdes Mon
day morning in memory of the late
George Lewia at the request of rela-
tives, who were present at this SER
vice.
Sorosis is planning a field day,
probably to occur in August. The
committee of arrangement for the
same is Mrs. Vera B. Smith, Mrs.
Hazel r. Keene and Mrs. Katherine
D. Taylor.
The boys of the Catholic parish
will receive Holy Communion during
the first mass at 7.30 in the Church
of Our Lady of Lourdes next Sunday
morning. The second low mass will
be at $50.
Miss Velma NJ. Fogg is entertaining
at Daybreak Villa her friend, Miss
Fay Roda of Houlton. Miss Fogg
returned Saturday from a visit with
relatives in Houlton, being accom-
panied by Miss Roda.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Federated Church cleared about
$2S from their food sale held Satur-
day afternoon in the Hotel Coburn
block. This is a benefit toward the
Ocean Park School of Methods.
Friends of DIR. NJ. E. Lord. who
with his family are spending some
time at the Sampson cottage, will be
gratified to learn that he is gradually
They will probably re-
main at the Lake for the balance of
the month.
A party composed of local people
including Julian G. Goodrich, Brooks
E. Savage, Mrs. Laura Beaulier, and
the Misses Alice and Anna Bouchard
returned Saturday from a two weeks
automobile trip through Canada and
the White Mountains.
Frank Huckins, a former news edi-
tor of the Reporter and for thirteen
years. a resident of Skowhegan, with
Mrs. Huckins and his mother Mrs. N.
S. Huckins are enjoying camp life
at Lake Wesserrunsett Mr.. Huckins
Is now financial editor of the Albany
Evening News. IN Albany, N. Y.
Capt. George Loring Thurlow left
yesterday for Boston, Mass, and after
spending a day at Scituate, Mass, a
former parish, and day with his
parents in WATERFOWL, Mass, will go
Saturday to Camp Devens to remain
In training from July goth until into
August.
Augustin Dionne of the East Madi
son road, who has been visiting up
in Aroostook County, returned home
last week. On his trip he visited
in Quebec, Fort Kent, Madawaska and
other towns in Northern Aroostook.
On his way home he visited his
brother and wife in Millinocket
The Federated Church is sending a
splendid delegation of young people
to Ocean Park to attend the School
of Methods, August 18th to 10Th.
Those who shave already decided to
go are Lovisa Currier, Opal Currier,
Madeline Oak, Elsie Oak, Esther
Viles, Agnes Cockburn. Phyllis Whit
ting, Edna Petty, Ruth knight, Dor
othy Dane, Eva Robb, Hamlin Tobey,
Kenneth Woodbury., Phillip Jewett
and Alfred Dionne.
Alvah and Clayton Pomelow, who
were formerly in the restaurant bust
ness in Waterville, have bought out
the Reyes restaurant in Railroad
square and are repairing the same
preparatory to opening Saturday. The
restaurant will be known in the flu
ture as Pomp's Lunch. Clayton
Pomelow was formerly employed at
the Butler Bakery here and more re-
Gently has been cooking at the Colby
Lunch in Waterville.
The Misses Chantal and Marie Bis
son are entertaining Miss Bissonette
of Winthrop at one of the Fairgrieve
cottages at Lake Wesserrunsett. Mr..
and Mrs. f. ID. Humphrey and family
are also at the Fairgrieve cottage
Among the guests who have lately
been enjoying pleasure of FairgrieVe
Bay in the numerous Fairgrieve cot
tages have been Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mahoney, proprietors of 1.-THE Will
lows" at Pennington and Miss Ma
honey at Camp No. Z; Mr.. and Mrs
K. J. Heller. son and two daughters
OF Rockland in Camp No. 6; Mrs
Alice Spear Rand a music teacher
OF Madison and four of her pupils and
Mrs. +. G. Tarbox and friends of this
place.
Everett Lowe and family have been
suffering much inconvenience since
Sunday as the result of an ANTONIO