The independent-reporter., 1910-12-01
NORRIDGEWOCK.

Moxie Monday to spend Thanksgiving
with his children and friends OF the
Knights of Pythias Lodge.
Col. f. E. Gould of Anson. was In
town Monday for a brief time.
Twenty-one deer were loaded on the
Somerset cars Monday for various
stations along the line of the road
Lester Woodsom shot good sized
deer not far from his home last Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eben Miller returned
home last week from a two weeks
cruise up river bringing with them
deer each.
John Hart and wife of Burnham are
spending a few days in town, guests
of Mr.. and Mrs Plummer Butler,
Bridge Heights A Thanksgiving din
ner was served and a good social time
enjoyed,
William P. Watson ad wife of
Kingfield spent Thanksgiving in town,
guests of Mr.. Watson's mother, Mrs.
Marcia Watson, Main street
Miss Gladys Gilman celebrated her
ninth birthday the 10Th inst. at the
home of Ralph Spaulding on Bridge
street Nine of her little school
mates were present, all bringing pres
ents such as handkerchiefs, post
cards and box of chocolates and
other gifts that made Gladys happy.
| Games were played, a nice lunch was
served in the afternoon. 1t was a
merry good time with the little folks.
The Veterans association adver-
tised to meet here next month, have
changed their plans and will meet in
| Skowhegan and not here until next
spring meeting.
! There was a grand ball Tuesday ev-
ening in the new Grange hall. Ken
dall's orchestra of Skowhegan fur
nished the music. There was a good
attendance.
H. L. Everett, on Waterville hill
road, is making many Improvements
on the interior of his house
Wilson c. Davis, who died at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John Pol
lard in Winslow, was well known
here. having done a large amount of
stone work in town. We regret to
hear of his death.
Mrs Rushton remains quite sick
Monday night she was very sick in
uCVu' OthCl Vi thC ioiiiiy
who are sick, are a little better this
week.
E. w. Hilton has purchased tract
of land, north side of the river, near
the cemetery for burial purposes.
Charles Russell has bought the
land of Selden Wade near the Ken
nebec river for farming
We learn a family is soon to occupy
the Hayward farm on Somerset
Heights.
The Webb Brothers of Monroe, were
the guests of the Blaisdell Brothers,
over last Sabbath.
Isaiah Green has bought the Chase
house, so called, situated on the north
side of the river and will make re-
pairs and make this his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Everett have
gone to Medfield for the winter to
work in the straw shop.
On Friday afternoon, Nov. 18, an
ley district school. The program was
as follows: Song, America" school;
recitation, "Welcome." Florence Tib-
belts, Sidney Rogers Jessie Walker,
Cyril Robinson, Glenwood Gray; reci-
tation, "A Good Thanksgiving" Mari
on Rogers; defamation, "The Lost
Penny" Raymond Clark; recitation,
"Mary's Teddy Bear" Jessie Walker;
song, THE Vale of Beulah," Alice and
Beulah Robinson; defamation, Give
Thanks For What" Glenn Robinson;
recitation, November" Marjory
Withee; defamation. 'Rob's Mittens,
Glenwood Gray; dialogue, Sending a
Telegram" Marion Rogers and Walter
Heald; song, "Swanee River" Glenn,
Beulah and Alice Robinson; declama-
tion. my Ma, She Knows" Clyde Rog-
ers; recitation, "The Ship On Fire.
Beulah Robinson defamation, Which
Way" Sidney Rogers; song, Trust
and Obey Alice and Beulah Robin
son; recitation, "The Dolls Funeral
Alice Robinson; defamation, "A Fun
ny Man." Mahlon Rogers; recitation.
"A Rogue" Florence Tibbetts; song
Home, Sweet Home" Glenn, Beulah
and Alice Robinson; dialogue, PLAY
ing Old Folks" Violet Gray and Odber
Robinson; recitation, "A Little
School, Melissa Clark; defamation,
"Howard's WISH" Cyril Robinson;
recitation, 1.-THE Reason Why" Violet
Gray; song, Nearer My God to Thee.
Melissa Clark and Alice Robinson;
defamation, why He Wouldn't Die,
Walter Heald; recitation, "Bessie's
Letter." Jessie Walker; defamation,
my Speech" Sidney Rogers; song,
The Bird Song Violet and Glen
wood Gray; dialogue, "The Minister'S
Mistake" Glen, Beulah and Alice Rob
inson defamation, "Oh," Benny
Trask defamation, Thanksgiving"
Odber Robinson; song, Columbia,
the Gem of the Ocean, school; cur
tain.
A fifty-horse power boiler from
the Ames Boiler Co. arrived here
Monday on the Somerset line for a
Mr.. Petty near Mercer to be placed in
portable saw mill.
The. dance held in the Grange hall
last week was largely patronized.
The music was furnished by Kendalls
orchestra of Skowhegan which al
ways draws a big crowd.
The Columbia Moving Picture Co.
have closed up the business here for
the winter.
George Allen of North Anson spent
Thanksgiving with his grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Allen, on Ward
street.
A large thirty-two candle power