The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-11

at the home of Mrs. E. c. Andrews,
| Friday afternoon. was one of special
interest to all. Nearly all the mem
bers were present A fine program
! on Domestic Science was arranged
! by Mrs. Andrews. The roll call was
responded to with practical household
suggestions. Mrs Bailey read a
sketch of a quaint tea party of by
| gone days Mrs. Barnaby's practi-
cal alarm clock met with much fav-
or Mrs Bisbee the president, gave
an interesting report of the State
Federation meeting. In demonstrat-
ing Domestic Science the following
menu was served: Cream crab
wiggle on saltines, stuffed olives, po
tato balls, hot coffee. assorted cakes,
fudge and nuts The next meeting
will be held at Stewart Public Libra
ry Friday afternoon, Nov. 10Th, when
the subject will be "Literature". Quo
tations from fayorite authors.
Miss Anne Moore has been very Ill
during the past few days DR.. Saw
yer of Madison vas called to consult
with Dr. Marston on her case.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Robinson re-
! turned from Portland Monday night,
where they had been attending the
| Pathological Exhibition.
Miss Ella Robinson who is
Senior at Colby College has been
given another honor being one of
the five Seniors elected to attend the
Occupation Conference to be held this
month at Simmons College, Boston.
Earl Fenlason and family have
moved to Somerset. where he has
sporting lodge.
Capt Hutchins Circle is invited to
Norrdgewock to attend the meeting
of Marshall p. Hale Circle. Tuesday,
Nov 16
f. A. Brown has sold his house on
Madison street to Perley Greene. Mr..
Brown and family intend to go to
California to locate.
Ellery Fenlason and family have
moved into the house on Elm St,
the Albert Moore house. which Earl
Fenlason formerly occupied. The
house on Willow st. from which Mr..
Fenlason moved will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton.
f. S. Parsons and w. f. French
nave TAKEN IL lOSSlue tOutl at DIT l1lht
Austin and part of the crew started
Tuesday.
C. F. Jones, insurance agent Of
Skowhegan. made his monthly visit to
this town Thursday For years his
extensive business has called him
through this section of the county.
PhiIander Moore of Holyoke Mass.
has presented to Northern Star Lodge
of Free Masons. an enlarged photo
graph of his father Golf Moore Jr.,
who was Master of the Lodge in 1926
and 1927. The picture is a true like
ness, the work being of superior quail
ity and finish. 1t hangs in the Ma
sonic ante-room of the Fraternity
Building. Albert Moore. son of Golf,
and Ben Moore, grandson of Golf,
were Masters of the Lodge. Three
generations in one family But this
uncommon record in family history
has been repeated thrice in the his
tory of Northern Star Lodge. In the
Mantor family. Major James Mantor,
his son Columbus. and his grandson,
Clarence: in the Getchell family, Cal
vim Getchell, his son Charles and his
grandson John.
Twenty Eastern Stars from
this village were guests of Minerva
Chapter at Madison. Thursday even
ing
The Mark Emery schools close Fri
day Nov. 10. with an entertainment
in Carrabasset Hall.
Miss Addie Fenlason has returned
from a visit to her brother al Somer-
set
Mrs Georgia Walker and son Len
ME have moved into the house re-
Gently occupied by Fred Ellis. on the
south side of the Carrahassctt.
The annual fair and chicken dinner
OF the Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Society was held In Grange Hall.
Wednesday OF this week
Mrs Hannah Young has been very
i'll during the past week
A. T. Taylor. teacher ~ the High
school at New Portland vas calling
on friends in this village saturday
Fred Flanders and his sister Mrs
Emma Buxton have returned from
Lake Moxie.
Willis Hodgdon was a. Waterville
on business Monday.
The Womans Associate viii have
their entertainment. to t,ll how each
earned her dollar. In the Cpngrega-
,ional Church. Friday evening. Nov
18th. as previously announced All
Interested In the future Of his church
are invited IN attend
ichahod smith Of Grecnflll" il Wis
ting his cousin Mrs Belsef Savage.
Mrs VI \ Eames has reiurned
from visit 10 skowhcgan ~ the
home Of her daughter Mrs Prrley
stevens Mrs Eames' sister Miss
Laura Thompson came hame With
her for Tea days Wait
Nf~ Loaf. N.tthaaa az ntushrtd