The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-11-20

Sk0whegan, Me.
j Thanksgiving Ball to be held in
Grange Hall next Wednesday evening,
Nov 10Th.
Miss Hazel Whitney and Miss Fay
Barker spent the day Saturday in Wa
terville. Miss Alice Longley accom-
panied them and visited with friends
over Sunday.
Dorothy Folsom and Reta Everett
were home over Sunday.
Allen Stanley and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Hallowell, the
trip being made in their fine touring
car.
Hot Water Bottles, Silt and up post
paid. Sampson & Ayore, Skowhegan.
Last Friday evening the Rebekah de-
gree was conferred upon two candi-
dates, Miss Mildred Normandy and
Miss Lulu Huff by the Rebekah Degree
staff
The Y. 2. S. c. E. social given at the
Baptist church last Thursday evening
was a great success. The following
committee had the affair in charge and
at the close of the evening had the
satisfaction of turning over the neat
sum of about $18 to the treasurer of
the society, Rev John Trites, Miss
Maude Lancaster Miss Nancy Savage,
Miss Mildred Moore and Leo Winslow.
The following program was given:
vocal solo, Miss Mildred Moore; read
ing. Eugene Huff; solo, Miss Hazel
Bailey; remarks, Rev. Robert Sheaff; ;
reading, Miss Hazel Corliss; Ghost
song John Browns Body by eight
young ladies'; reading Miss Elsie
Walker; violin solo, Clarence Carpen-
ter; solo, Mrs. Harold Swift; profile
Picture Gallery under the manage
ment of Harry Burgess. Ice cream
and cake were on sale after the pro-
gram.
Men wanted for the woods. Sled
tenders, swampers and yard men, $30
to $3S per month. Independent-Re-
porter Employment Agency, Skowhe-
gan.
Chas. Carpenter has recently visit
ed friends in Winthrop.
Clarence Cameron has so far recov-
cred from the injury which he recelV-
ed in the she shop few weeks ago
as to be able TO resume his work.
Mrs. Grace Bigelow was in Water
VILE Saturday.
Mrs. A. b. Everett who has been
confined to the house by illness for
several days is much better.
Harry Head is on the sick list.
Mrs. Robert Sheaf is visiting her
daughter in Concord. N. II.
Miss Jennie Hale left Monday morn
ing for Boston where she expects to
remain for the winter.
The Senior Class of the Eaton High
School have advertised for lecture
on the Titanic Disaster" and Minuet
Dances to be given by Miss Danforth
of Gardiner at the Grange Hall, Fri
dav evening. As Miss Danforth was
on one of the rescue ships at the time
of the disaster, no doubt the lecture
will be most interesting Towne S
orchestra of Madison will furnish mu-
sic for the dance which will follow
the entertainment and supper will be
served at intermission.
Charles Farraud, Charles Miller,
Harry Carr John Bacon, W. K. Whit
ney, Lewis Whitney. Ernest Gilman
and Rev. Robert Sheaf attended the
Commandery meeting at Skowhegan
last Friday evening.
Mrs. George Hussey and daughter,
Miss Nellie. visited in Wateryille, last
Monday.
Amos Holt is reported as not being
as well.
Ed, Creighton of Coruville is visiting
his brother David Creighton for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Fred Tibbetts and Mrs Ray
Longley of Boston visited Mrs. George
Holt last Friday. Next week Mr.. and
Mrs. Longley expect to leave for
Florida
Mrs. Mahala McIntire left Tuesday
for Belgrade where she will visit rela-
tives until after Thank sgiving.
Milford Healey is visitor at the
home of Charles Savage
Mrs. Ralph Tuttle spent the day
Friday in WaterviIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Brown return
ed Tuesday from a visit in Richmond
with Mr.. Austins parents.
Harry Fall of Cornville was a WISH
tor at the home of Wallace Tracey
over Sunday.
Walter E. Taylor spent last week in
! Albion and vicinity on business.
| The members of the Sophomore
class of the Eaton High School have
advertised for social to be held in
the X of P Hall. Thursday evening.
Eugene Watson and a party of five
who have been up river on hunting
trip returned home the last of the
week with Ave deer to prove their skill
as hunters.
Rev. Mr.. Osborne who has beer
holding series of interesting reviya
meetings in the Oak Hill schoolhOust