The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-01-14
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appointed Eta Chapman chairman
After the usual opening exercises,
Mrs. Chapman, committee on Missions
presented the following program.
THE Baby's Doctor, Eta Cooley.
Where Does Your Money Co? Eta
Chapman; extract from a paper by
Mrs. j. Y. Atchson of Womans A. b.
H. Missions, Abbie Fox; "Abbie Ben
Adams" and Sometimes, Mrs Ellen
Emery; Stir Me Lord, Winnie Locke
The next regular meeting will be
with Mrs. A. f. Locke, Jan. 20, when
carried out.
Send Use and receive the Reporter
Thursday evening, Jan. Z, was the
joint installation of officers for 1915
of Wesserunsett Lodge l. O. O. F. and
Winona Lodge D. of h. The install
ling officers were Leslie f. Jacobs
District Deputy Grand Master and
Fred Williams, District Deputy Grand
Marshall. Following are the officers
of Wesserunsett Lodge: ~ G., +. p
McCollor; V G., L. d. Bosworth sec
rotary H. \. Flanders; treasurer. H
S, Elliott; warden, H. c. w. hatcher:
conductor, r. T. Butler; chaplain, c.
l.. Kinney; r. S. S, Clyde Scribner.
l.. S. s., |. n. Hayden: r. S. \. G..
G. E. Foster; l.. S. N. G., Forrest Bos-
worth r. S. V G.. W. r. Tibbetts.
L. S. V. G., j. W. Fischbeck: |. G..
O. A. Menges; o. G., f. Y. Dyer. The
officers of Winona Lodge are: n. G..
secretary, Ellen Jones: treasurer.
Jennie Stickney; warden. Marion
Flanders; conductor, Winifred True
worthy; chaplain. Ethel McCollor:
r. S. n. G.. Ida Collins l.. S. n. G..
Eugenia Aver; r. S. V. G., Rena Fox !;
l.. S. V. G., Vira Chase; l. G.. Edna
Butler; o. g., Beatrice Trueworthy.
A fine cold chicken supper was served.
Saturday, Jan. 8 there was an all
day session of the Grange the trans
action of the regular business and
the installation of the officers for
1915. A. E. Bosworth of East Madi-
son Grange was the installing officer
assisted by Deputies Eugenia Aver
and Jennie Stickney. Following are
the officers installed Master, w. r.
Tibbetts; overseer, w. Z. Jones; lee
turer c. L. Kinney; steward, f. r.
Berry; assistant steward, F. =. Me
Color; secretary, Ellen Z. Jones;
treasurer, James f. Chapman; gate
keeper, l.. A Stinchfield: Ceres. Mrs.
W. r. Tibbetts Pomona, Mrs. f. II.
Berry; Flora, Winnifred TrueWorthy.
lady assistant steward. Ethel McCol-
lor. Remarks for the good of the
order were made by A. +. Bosworth,
c. h. Kinney, b. p. Barker, j. E.
Chapman, c. S. Brayton, Josephine
Kinsman and J. F. Corson. The COM
mittee on finance are II. S. Elliott,
A. A. Hall and C. F. Dore committee
on relief are B. P Barker and wife,
E. r. Berry and wife and j. f. Chap
man and WIFE trustees, f. p McCol-
lor, Ora Judkins and J. F. Corson
The chorus sang "Tenting on the Old
Campground". Closed in form to
meet for an all day session i'll two
weeks when the Lecturer of State
Grange will be here to deliver an ad-
dress and the meeting will be open
to the public. The dinner will be
as usual and all members not asked
to bring beans and brown bread will
please bring the other necessaries
Charles Chapman of Winslow who is
in town was present and eX-
pressed pleasure at meeting with
Athens patrons. The death of one
of the oldest members was learned,
Mrs Irene Wentworth. Her death
occurred Saturday morning, Jan. 9. at
her home in the northeast part of the
town. Her age was 70 years.
Mrs w. F. Smith of Skowhegan is
passing some time in town with her
mother Mrs. Cook. who is still very
i'll. Mrs. Bertha Hanson is also as
sisting a part of the time as nurse.
Others recently reported i'll are the
infant son of Mr. and Mrs Auren Buz-
zell and Leonard Taylor.
Mrs. Abbie Farmer is with her
brother l.. b. Taylor.
Mrs. Boston of Wellington is visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Selden York.
Charles Shorey of Bangor is a Wis
itor at Manley Nason's and with other
relatives in town. Frank York and
family are also visitors here.
Mrs. Clara Doe of Bingham has
been with her sister Mrs Ella Rus
sell since Christmas.
Athens friends of Mrs. Jane Dore
Robinson are sorry to learn that she
fell several days ago breaking an
arm in two places at the shoulder
and wrist. She was for many years
a resident of Cornville. but her home
is now with her daughter Mrs. Edwin
Frost in birmingham, Mass.
Scott Lord. undertaken, was at the
Wesserunsett House Sunday night on
his way to conduct the funeral of
Mrs. Irene Wentworth. Jan. II.
Maser Gerald Kinney has gone to
Milo for few weeks with his grand
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Thomas.