The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
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home Of ] Il Mcclellan.
Niss Florence and Miss Mabel Pool
ff are spending a portion OF this week
- their cottage al West Boothbay.
ne fofner Nili return home Monday
ana the latter viii remain for time.
Miss Edith Cabot. who has been
abroad fer four years, and who came
fo The states from Durham. South ART
"a has arrived In SkowheRan to spend
four months with her mother. Mrs.
Fanny J Cabot
Mr and Mrs Frederick Day OF
Pleasant street are the parents Of a
little daughter, Elizabeth Frances
born June 3oth at Somerset Hospital
The proud grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs Fred L pooler
Misa Bertha Palmer. a teacher In
the schools of Roslindale. Mass ar
rived Monday night by automobile
for her usual vacation. ACCOMPANIED
ny her nieces Bertha Rita and Bene-
"a Palmer. daughters OF George Palm
er Of Lawrence. Mass.
Mr. and Mrs NJ Z. Smith are bay-
ing as guests for the holiday and
over Sunday Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Do
bic and daughters, Pauline and Mar
guerite Of Dorchester, Mass. They
viii be at the A b. Lamb cottage on
the east shore OF Lake Wesserrunsett.
Mr. and Mrs George Stanley and
daughter. Barbara returned Monday
10 Lawrence, Mass, after being here
to attend the wedding of their son
and brother, James W. Stanley. Miss
Marion Stanley remained to visit I'M
an Tuesday with the family of A. L.
Bison
Patients lately discharged from the
kennebec Valley Hospital are Mrs. O.
c. Dolbier Of Kingfed, Mrs. Carrie
Weymouth. Esther jenkins and Elean-
or SWEET of Skowhegan. Active sur
gieal patients at the institution are
Mrs. Minnie Randall Of New Vineyard
and John Lavoie of Madison.
Mr. and Mrs c. f. Sprague of Lex
ington, Mass. who will spend the 4th
with their daughter, Mrs. H. B.
Sprague, who with her husband, DR..
Sprague Is at North Haven for the
summer are coming to Skowhegan to
visit Mrs. Sprague's father, E. b.
Curtis and her brother, Carl Curtis.
Harold Burrill, Democratic candi-
date for representative, was in town
from Hartland Tuesday on business
He and his brother, Elmer Burrill, are
at present at the BurriDl farm in
North Hartland, which they purpose
to sell. Mr.. Burrill is the son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 8. Burrill,
who were well known in Skowhegan
Miss Taft. who is associated with
DR. Armin X Lobeck at the Universe
~ of Wisconsin, left with DR.. Lobeck
Tuesday for New York, where they
are to be engaged in special work
during the summer. Mrs. Lobeck
and children Elmea and Edward Mer-
rill Lobeck are remaining here with
Mrs Anna S. Merrill during the sum-
mer.
Langdon A, Jewett, who has been
at home since his graduation from
Bowdoin College is leaving Saturday
for New York City where he has ac-
cepted a position with the National
Security Company. Herman Porter,
last month, will 60 to New York in
August where he has accepted a posi-
ton with a telephone concern in that
city.
Mrs. Thankful l.. Parker and her
daughter, Miss Marion Adams of
Pennington. Conn, Mrs, Hazel Leayitt
Langdon and little daughter, Jean of
Portland arrived Tuesday to visit
with Mrs. Clara B. Leavitt and Mr..
and Mrs. F. r. Hill of Middle and
Spring streets. Mrs. Parker will re-
main for the summer. She and
Mrs. Lahgdon are daughters of Mrs.
Leayitt and sisters of Mrs. Hill.
The marriage of Percy J. Lancas-
ter and Agnes Adena Merchant of
East Sullivan was solemnized Satur-
day evening at the parsonage of the
Federated Church with Rev. George
Loring Thurlow officiating. The sing
lie ring service was used and attend
ing the couple were Mrs. Warren Tut
tie, the grooms sister Mr. Lancas-
ter is a farmer in Canaan and his
bride has been teacher in that town.
WI =. III " al u IlODtl u anu LNO
daughters, Marion and Frances of
Springfield, Mass, arrived Monday
evening to visit her mother. Mrs.
Flora Lewis and her brother, John
Lewis and family of Summer street.
Mrs. Daniel Maddocks, another daugh-
ter, and little son, Lewis of Mill
nocket, who have been here for over
a week are to be joined by Mr. Mad
docks and after the holiday will ac
company him on his return home,
Next Sunday will be busy day for
Rev. George Loring Thurlow pastor
of the Federated Church. He will
preach at the union services in the
Bethany Baptist Church Sunday fore
noon and at the town hall in Corn
vile Sunday afternoon at 80. At
3 o'clock in the afternoon, he will
preach in Canaan and at that time the
Canaan Grange will attend the ser
vices in body At 4.30 in the aft
ernoon Mr.. Thurlow will conduct ser
vices at the State Reformatory.