The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-01-06
~ The News of Somerset's Busy Towns -

There was a first class chicken pie
supper served ut the Fraternity
building on Saturday nishi by the
Congregational society With good
number 10 partake of H.
Rnoch osgood and Willard Carl are
working nj Mosquito loading poplar
This week IL being observed ne a
week of prayer at the CONGREGATION.
allst church Services TO be held es-
cry evening excepting Saturday. when
n business meeting Is to be held
David Baker of Caratunk was In
town last week making his return
trim TO Mount ilermon.
Henry Collins and Ell Lanoint were
nj Skowhegan last week attending
court
Daniel Holt Is painting the interior
of w II. Goodrich's store this week.
John Piper returned to his medical
a,ndies nj McGill university in Que
hec where he expects TO compie,e
his course this spring.
Thomas Cahill and Marie Cahiii OF
Cambridge. Mass, made oriet WISH
In bingham at Christmas time.
INA Martin Is working for Mrs.
Thomas Reynolds. -,
George Harding has moved MS
family into a new house just built on
Colby street.
Simeon Whitney has recently pur-
chased a fine residence just built by
Charles Fentiman and son.
Mr. and Mrs. c. C. Stewart and
daughter are in town for the Wih'e,
will make their home with Cnanle e
Foss and family. They were IN wa
teryille one day last week.
The NJ. E. church society heiu
missionary concert at their church
sunday evening. Songs by a chorus,
reading and speaking by the young
neonle made a very interesting pro-
gram. All did we'll, but few 1ea-
tures we would mention as being es-
necially good. Master Alceaus COOL
ev,s recitation; the sweet and musi-
col voice of little Miss Mildred smith,
daughter of Mrs. Edgar Hilton; some
of the songs by Miss Vanderpooi.
There was a good attendance ana a
liberal offering by the people, whlch
will help to carry the gospel TO QUIZ
ers.
DIR. p. A. Wood of Bingham, Will be
in Scion Wednesday, January IL, lot
the practice of dentistry.
STARKS.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Palmer and
family of New Sharon, spen- Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. A q. Sawyer.
Mrs. w. H. Creation is on the sick
list this week.
Quite a number from this town at
tended the Farmers Telephone meet
ing at Norridgewock Monday.
The Industry Grange celebrated the
anniversary of the National Oranges
Friday evening with an entertain
ment and supper. After this the
young people played games and
watched the old year out and the New
Year in. The program was excellent
and showed that there Is some fine
talent at West Mills. The party broke
up at a late or rather early hour and
all voted 1t good time.
Miss Hazel and Helen Bean Of New
Sharon spent Friday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Frederic.
Mrs. Sidney Moody Is critically Ill
at this writing.
DR.. Frank F. Graves of New Shar-
on was recently In town on business.
C. ]. Kneeland was caller In
town. He Is planning to go south In
the near future.
Mr.. Zealand Gray is home for a
short vacation. He Is attending New
Sharon High school.
Everyone has been taking advant-
age of the good weather to store up
their supply of ice. The ice is first
class this year.
Miss Iva NJ Hotham returned last
Tuesday from a short vacation at her
home in Norridgewock.
The Starks postoffice has been
moved into the building which has
lately been erected for that pur-
pose.
w. w. Yeaton attended the State
Grange at Bangor a short time ago.
Simon Topper has returned from
visit with his children in Boothbay.
Quite a good number were present
at the New Years ball Friday even
ing. There was also one at Norridge-
wock and Mercer.
Master Merle Moore is suffering
from bad cold.
There was a small attendance at
the food sale at Remick hall last
Wednesday night.
Clayton Upper is home from Dead
River where he has been working in
the woods.
w. H. Creation was in Madison on
business Monday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and Miss
Hotham attended the anniversary of
the National Grange at West Mills
Friday last.
The good travelling makes the lum-
bering business lively.
Miss Ellen Witham has returned to
Wilton after q vacation of two weeks.
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