The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-01-30
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Lemon Stream Lodge, I. o. O. F.,
and New Century Rebekah Lodge held
joint installation Tuesday night, Jan.
a. Supper of sandwiches, coffee and
cake was served. The l. o. o. F. off,
GERS we're installed by District Deputy
Grand Master John p. Butts and Dis
trict Deputy Grand Marshall, Eben l..
Carseley and suite. The Rebekah off,
GERS were installed by Mrs. Nellie At
wood, District Deputy President and
Mrs. Bertha Emery. District Deputy
Marshall and suite. The officers In
stalled were: |. o. o. F., Noble Grand,
Leroy Luce; Vice Grand, Lewis Gift
ford; Recording Sec, Nathan Bur-
bank; Financial Sec, John G. True;
Treasurer, Chauncey 8. Dyer Warden,
Carroll Lander; Conductor, John Nit
chell; r. S. N. G., Eben Carseley: L..
S. n. c., Ernest Luce; r. s. s., Percy
Dyer; L. S. s., Alvin Butts; Chaplain,
Ralph Butler; Inside Guardian, Harry
Atwood; Outside Guardian, Harold At
wood r. S. V. G., John Dunlay; L. S.
v G., Harold Luce. Rebekah officers:
Noble Grand, Della Clark; Vice Grand,
Abbie Sylvester; Rec. Sec. Blanche
Hoyt; Fin. Sec, Lizzie Luce; Treas,
Belle Metcalf; Warden, Myra King;
Conductor, Nettie Atwood; Chaplain,
Erma Emery; r. S. N. G., Carolyn
Clark; l.. s. n. G.. Mabel Written; |.
G., Gertrude Smith; o. G., Beatrice
Butler r. S. Y. g.. Anna Dunlay; l.. s,
V. G., Dora Luce. After the installa-
ton a social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments were served. District
Deputy Grand Master, j. P. Butts, Dis
trict Deputy Grand Marshall, Eben l..
Carseley, District Deputy President,
Mrs. Bertha Emery and others went,
Thursday night to North Arson where
they installed at joint installation
the officers of Sable Rock Lodge. |. o.
o. F., and Emerald Rebekah Lodge of
that place.
A baby girl arrived at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Parker. Sunday
morning, Jan. 10th.
CORNyILLE
Mr.. and Mrs Alexis Burnham left
town Saturday for few days visit
with relatives in Corinna and Stetson.
Reuben Reed of Canaan was a call
err at Frank Corson's, Thursday.
John Corson and family OF Hart
land are caring for his father and
mother who are very feeble this win
ter.
Miss Laura Look of Fairfield was a
weekend guest of Sanford Strickland
and family.
Edward Strickland attended The
dance at Hinckley, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Blackwell
who have been very sick with the pre-
vailng epidemic are improving slow
ly.
Mrs. Stllman Blaisdell has been
confined to the house for weeks with
a severe cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Palmer OF South
Braintree, are visiting relatives and
friends in town.
Robert Ranstron has returned home
from New Hampshire where he has
machine shop.
Mrs. Roy Walton passed the holt
days with her daughter in Farming
ton,s Miss Bernice Walton and Mrs.
Carlton Luce.
Mrs. Edith Trask, Doris and Dom
aid are visiting her mother, Mrs.
Mary Tuffs.
Quite a number from this town will
attend the Odd Fellows ball at Ath
ems Tuesday evening.
o. NJ. Wright left Saturday for a
weekend visit with his family in
Brewer.
Business is booming at Walton's
mill. Ten teams are hauling logs
from the Fogg lot. purchased by
Harry Fall.
Mrs Frank Kilkenny and little Rog
err have gone to Skowhegan to spend
the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Peter
Merry and family.
Frank Kilkenny and Frank Rob-
inson have gone to Flagstaff with
their teams. hauling logs from Viles
Camps.