The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-08-14
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Miss Fatima Currier. who has been
visiting her Aunt Mrs. Joseph Spauld-
ing, returned to her home in Skowhe-
gan on Tuesday Mrs. Albert Farrar,
also a niece of Mrs. Albert Spaulding
is her guest at present. Mrs. Farrar
is resident of Somerville, Mass, and
she is accompanied by her daughter
Beatrice and niece, Edith Eastman,
from Monsoon.
AS usual. a large number attended
the theatre at Lakewood during the
week. The play, THE Alarm Clock :
was a very amusing comedy. 1t was
cleyerly interpreted and the charact-
erization was excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradstreet of
Beverley, Mass. are spending their
vacation with Mr. and Mrs. F. E.
Williams.
Sam Armstrong is the ignest of
his son, Gilbert He and his son,
Fred. travelled through by automobile
from New York City Miss Beatrice
Armstrong was also member of the
party. Fred Armstrong and Miss
Beatrice are returning to their home
by way of Canada and the White
Mountains. but Sam Armstrong will
remain in town for a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Spaulding are
receiving congratulations on the birth
of baby girl. She arrived on Fri
day August 8th.
Miss Alice Clark and Clayton Hun
newell who have been attending
summer school at L. of NJ. arrived
home Friday.
Miss Bertha Robinson of Bingham
was the guest of Miss Alice Clark
over the week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Clark spent Sat
urday and Sunday at their cottage at
Lakewood. They were joined there
by their daughter and her husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Emmons, who
are residents of Portland. With their
small SON Richard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmons plan to spend a part of thier
vacation here.
Mrs. Imogene Merrill also spent
Sunday at her cottage at Lakewood.
One Of the pleasantest occasions of
the summer occurred when a group
of young people from Scion. Bingham
and Caratunk gathered for a picnic
one day this week. There were
about forty in the party which set
out happily by automobile in the
direction of Lake Parlin After a
drive which served to sharpen their
appetites. they found an attractive
spot near the lake where they enjoyed
delicious lunch When every one
felt fully satisfied. the cars started
on toward the line Here a short
stop was made before the return trip.
There were many Pennington Normal
school graduates in the group. Mrs.
Eldred Head of Scion, instigated the
happy reunion in which other friends
were included. Every one felt that
the day had been a most enjoyable
one. Those present were; Mr.. and
Mrs Eldred Head. Mr.. and Mrs Lin
NELL Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Bowen and
small daughter. Aileen, Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Golf and little daughter
Rowena, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter York
and baby John. Mr.. and Mrs. Eldrede
Spaulding. Misses Gladys Reynolds.
Flora Heald., Esther Manson. Mary
and Martha Paul. Alta Gala and Eliz-
abeth Whorff, Louise Palmer, Bertha
Robinson Alice Clark. Vera Penley,
Jessie Redmond, Queenie Hall, and
Messrs Raymond and Clayton Hume
we'll, Iral Beane. George Martin, An
drew Comber, Joseph, Harold, and
Donald Clark. Mr.. Innis, Owen Nc
Clintock, Mr. Hall and Emil Andrews.
DR.. Piper and family of Scion with
Prof. Hunt and family of Hebron are
spending some time at Albert Clarke
cottage at Pleasant Pond.