The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-20
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IT the last meeting Il WiuoHa Rob
taU fodrr &H1 - ~ re Has degree
work. class - fsHf being lnstEae I'D
after Vl.. fHeHa Nas pie sappsf
prJ.. evening Saf % the laaIas
- - Baptist Auxiliary hold thetr an
rH# chicken EH supper and entertain
Hzsatfr 2 o = + Hail supper as
served N.m - and consisted 81
aHEE9n pr pickles. cfaabsHfles
bread butter arts daughnuta. CAKE
aud Hrf.. IA entertainment hE 10
81 Talent r Red fbe supper ths So
aHee hafln. Tho pleasure of usipR fef
Haf Hfst rmf Tie beautiful uew curtain
recently placed III position b' Dexter
nm The program eas as follows
Qaartrttc Afues Johnson. Ellen
Jones Ida Barker aad Bessie tfa8tou
RIfh Nira Allen Al The plano dta=
Iague 0n Woman Rights G. s BRAY
ton Annie and Abble Fox reading b.
Mrs O A Nenges With response
farce The bargain Counter Ella Fl
huFs God Laura Koseli Mabelte Jnd
Efns Erma sfiekae1 and Caro- Cooley
reading by Mrs NenEeE with re
Spouse. trio Mrs Jones Mrs Barker
aud Mrs Johnson. Mrs EilingRood Al
the piano The farce THE Yankees
stratagem l. A Sunchheld. { s.
nrayton. = = Collins. Werner Worm
light Bert Springer clifton Hight
Ella sEllinRWood and Bessie Brayton
The sale 81 ice cream and the social
hour followed Notwithstanding The
dlseouraeinR weather Of the forenoon
and the bad travelling there Ras Il
good attendance ard me society feeIs
very grateful r. every ono who ASSIST
ed iu any way - BRING about ths So
eesafui outcome s Hff'F more than
forty five dollars 81 receipts
Hot Water BofI6s ffl1 aud up posi-
paid Sampson Ay9re Skoe began
Athens Grange met iu regular sssz
sion Saturday afternoon Nov - Win
an increased attendance. Two appllz
cations for membership were received
Communications we're read from CIV
Moulton. pittsneld and Don Morrison.
skowhegau ia regard 10 coming Ia
Athens After discussing The subject
briefly the Grange voted 20 have NJ
Moulton come Dec and 3 Grange
voted to have Mr. Morrison come and
instructed the secretary To- ascertain
the date which vii De- announced
later Il has been decided bt the
Grange 10 hold an open meeting When
a. T. HoWes of Palmyra comes To
Athens 10 speak ON The Difficulties
that Confront The Maine Farmer The
date OF his coming las not been fixed.
but il In hoped that many Who are not
members of the Grange VIII be inter
estcd 10 come out aud hear the talk
on this important subject The treas
urer reported enough money on hand
10 pay note on The Grange debt
which is fast growing smaller Grange
voted Yes The lecturer then PIE
scented a program consisting of selee-
tons by the choir and interesting
readings by Eta Berry Josephine
Kinsman. Annie Fox and Edith Cor
son The subject for the next meet
ing will be THANKSGIVING though the
celebration Will be past The date of
the next regular meeting being Nov
18th.
Amos Chapman and Osgood York
with their families and Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Weston with Mrs. Weston s
brother, Cecil Lawrence have been in
vited to pass Thanksgiving with Mr.
and Mrs b y. Chapman at their farm
Just below Skowhegan village
Cora Hayden who has passed sever
al weeks with Mrs. Asa Emery left
Nov IA for Washington. D. C.
George Buzzell has just brought in
fine buck deer.
Mr. and Mrs Hewitt Hood of An-
burn arrived Saturday afternoon. Nov.
Is Mrs Hood is to visit with her moth
er Mrs. J. T. Hight till Nov 10. Mr..
Hood and Mr.. Hight leaving Nov II
for a hunting trip up country.
Robert Hayden left Nov II for his
second hunting trip. He was accom-
panied on this trip by his son-in-law
W r. Tibbetts.
Edgar Fox and Harold Corson went
to Waterville, Nov. Is to purchase
boiler for Edgars mill
Werner Wormight left Nov Il for
a few days business trip to New York
with H. d. Eaton
Dan Reed with hia mother and sis
ter Lottle and A. f. Locke and wife
were called to Madison last Friday
to the funeral of Mrs. Reeds sister
Miss Mary Blanchard.
E., y, J.. Bush and wife went to SHOW
heban Nov. IS to attend the funeral
of Mr. Bush's uncle, Henry Pooler,
whose death recently occurred at his
home 10 Pittsheld.
skates by mail See ad in Every
bohy's column.
Miss Annie Tobey who is employed
as housekeeper for Cassius Merrill in
the east part OF the town was in town
Friday to take in the chicken pie sup
per and visit briefly with relatives.
Fred Hight is moving to Stckney
hill while Manley Mason with whom he
exchanged farms is moving from the
S l.. Tobey place where he had taken
some OF his goods though the family
had not got settled there before they
decided 10 move again
Mr. Towle of Palmyra passed
through Athens this morning with two