The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-11-12

scl. they are visiting Mr.. Fields pa
r'ufs Mr. and Mrs Hannaford Fields.
l. s. Deputy Marshall James
Clearey of Portland VAS in town re-
Gently calling on old friends.
Little Dorothea Downes was made
happy on her seventh birthday which
occurred very recently by the present
of a fine new upright piano.
Chester Jones has returned from his
hunting trip up river with two large
deer.
Mr. and Mrs George Clark have
moved into the Nugent house which
has been thoroughly renovated for
them.
Mrs. J. II. Soarby has returned to
her home in Pittsburg. Pa. after
spending the summer with her moth
err Mrs. Morrow in town.
B. G. True of Clinton is visiting
relatives in town.
Mrs. Susie Everett who has been
very i'll is much better.
Mrs. Frank Keen and two children
have returned from visit with rela-
tives in Mount Vernon.
The supper given by the Ladies of
the Baptist Church last Wednesday
evening was we'll patronized and net
ted the society about twenty-siX dol
lars.
Miss Nina Everett visited relatives
in Auburn a few days last week.
The supper and social given by the
X. of P's. at their hall last Tuesday
evening was a very enjoyable aiialr.
After supper dancing WAS enjoyed for
A few hours. music being furnished by
Ralph Spaulding and his mother.
DR.. and Mrs Eugene Kidder and a
party of friends from Waterville visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs II. f. Hale one day
last week.
Leslie Thomas of Boston was a bust
ness caller in town last Thursday
Albert Culpitts is visiting relatives
in Aroostook County.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Giles visited
in Clinton Sunday.
At the Congregational parsonage
last Saturday evening occurred the
marriage of Beryl Pattee of this town
and Irwin Morrill, of Rome. They will
reside in Rome and their Norridge-
wock friends extend congratulations.
Mrs. Ada w. Drake was called to
Auburn last week by the serious Ill
ness and subsequent death of her aged
father.
Mrs. Edmund Taylor and daughter
Mrs. Lettie Blaisdell are visiting in
Boston and vicinity
Libby Jones has moved his family
from Dodlin to Yarmouth.
1t is understood that the Men s
League recently organized are
planning a course of entertainments
to be given this winter under their
direction. The entertainments Will
be of a high order and will deserve
the patronage of all the citizens.
Eben Miller is on his annual hunt
inc trip to Pleasant Ridge.
The new degree staff of the Rebekah
Lodge have been working hard Tor
several weeks, preparatory to confer
ring the degrees on several candidates
at their regular meeting this week
Friday evening.
Judge Simmons of North Arson was
in town on business one day last week.
Miss Alta Morrow spent Sunday al
her home in town, returning 10 her
work in Waterville Monday.
The Boy Scouts took hike TO the
home of the Knowlan boys on the
North side of the river one night last
week and were served with a delicious
oyster stew followed by general
good time.
Mrs. Russell Eaton of Brunswick
was in town last week visiting old
friends.
Lewis Forsythe has returned from
one of the up river camps where he
has spent several weeks for his health.
The work of taking up the carpets
in the Baptist Church has been COM
menced and the old pews will be re-
moved at once. The church has vot-
ed to spend large sum Of money on
the interior of the church in the way
of new seats and decorations and if
the present plans are carried through
it will be one of the prettiest churches
around when the work is completed.