The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-10-19
SOLON.

Mrs. Chas Fentiman and son Err
nest returned Saturday evening from
few days stay with friends in
Waterville.
Northern Maine Packing Co. are
labelling and shipping their corn,
Last week they shipped a carload a
| day.
Mrs. Fred Magoon was In Madison
Tuesday, p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dodge of
Chateaugay, New York. are
the guests of Mr.. Dodge
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. George
/ Dodge, on Depot street. From here
they go to Norfolk. Virginia to visit
Mrs. Doige's people.
Mrs. w. H. Sopher left here Mon
day for Portland. where she will at
tend the Grand Lodge of Rebekah's
this week
Mrs. Nellie Paul and little daughter
Celestia returned Saturday evening
from a three weeks stay in Boston.
Malon Patterson has just purchas-
ed a new Flanders five passenger
touring car.
Mrs. S. F. Greene went to Portland
Monday to attend the Maine Musical
Festival.
The many friends here will be
pleased to learn of the engagement
of Miss Marion Drake to George
Hosmer, both of Somerville.
DR.. S. F. Greene and Moses Town
send returned Monday from up river
hunting. They were accompanied by
the rest of the party, among whom
was DR.. Greenes brother, DR.. Thomp-
son of New Haven, Conn, who had
the honor to bring home a black
bear.
Mr.. Sidney Baker, District Deputy,
went to Portland Tuesday to attend
the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows.
The Ladies' Home Circle will hold
their annual fair and supper in Car
ratunk hall, Friday afternoon and
evening, Nov. 3.
Mrs. Isaac Holway went to Angus
ia Tuesday for a visit with her peo-
pie.
Sherman Fletcher of Erie, Penn,
who left North Arson 20 years ago,
was the guest of Fred Magoon the
past week.
A few members of the o. E. S. were
entertained by Bingham Chapter last
There will be a rehearsal of the
Rebekah degree staff at the next
regular meeting, Saturday, Oct. 81. A
good attendance is desired.
Mrs Freeman Williams of Spring
field, Mass, is the guest of Mr.. Mar
shall Williams on Pleasant street.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their an
nual fair Friday, Nov II
Hannah, wife of Moses Thompson
of Embden, passed away Tuesday
morning, Oct. II, after long and
painful illness from tumor.
! Mrs. Willie Nottage and son of
Oakland are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Nottage.
Mrs. Nellie Smith is sewing for
Miss. Carrie Pierce.
Wednesday evening The work was
exemplfied by that chapter in very
pleasing manner, after which deli
cious refreshments were served in
the dining hall.
About 80 members of the North
Somerset Grange attended Bingham
Grange Saturday and were entertain
ed. as Bingham grangers usually en-
| terrain.
Mrs George Spofford and son Glare
returned Saturday from Brockton
/ W utit oilt Has Dtth W hIolb hCi oOli
/ Clyde.
Mrs Effie Drew, who has been in
town with her brother for the past
two months, left here Tuesday for
her home in Massachusetts.
! An entertainment and social will
be given by the Washington League
at the North Cornville schoolhouse,
Saturday evening, Oct 81. The pro.
gramme will consist of the one act
farce 1.-TWO Aunt Enjoys" followed
by recitations, dialogues and tab
leaux. sc admission. Ice cream for
sale. All are cordially invited.
M. L. Dennis has his five acres of
potatoes all in, and a good crop,
yielding 800 bushels or better per
acre.
Calvin Southland AMI wife Of st.
Adams visited L. H. Leighton and
wife Saturday night and Sunday
Bert Piper returned home to Leeds
Monday.
Apple juice is plenty this fall rs
there was a big crop, and everyone
mostly are putting the juice in, for
vinegar | suppose, If it don't evapo-
rate before.
Geo. Whittier is in rather poor
health this fall.
Mrs. Isabelle Lincoln is moving
into the place recently vacated by
Arthur Savage near Eber Walker 8.
Isaac Freeman had an auto ride
from North Cornville to Amos Chap
mans and back last week. He said
he thought he was in a flying ma
chine, his hat didn't want to go
along.
Harlow Rowell had a corn husking
last Friday. There was a good crowd
and good time and supper. Corn all
| husked
A slick lot of 25c baby sponges zoe
at G. W. Bates
Manly Lambert and mother of
Canaan visited at Eber Walkers
Monday, going to Kingsbury, Tues
day. to visit Mark Gerald, Jr and
family.
An auto truck containing four hun
tiers and supplies from Carthage,
camped near Wilfred Hurds, Monday
night on their way to Moosehead
Lake.
N0RRIDGEWOCK.
Bert Kidder has moved from the
north side to the Jewell house lately
vacated by Guy Emmons who has