The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-08-12
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rrad by having Old Sol present, Wiz
Na5 and enough 10 send his rdf
upon them for the entire dan iHtaH
which was greatly appreciated. OHt
side the house pretty arch bad b.eH
erected bearing the word Neiclmg
and the dates 1ss0-l915. fIHl==
crepe paper and flowers decorated
both the outside and inside af H.
house and made a fitting background
for so happy an event. Those pre-
sent were the members Of the Boom
family, the members Of the Marshal
=. Hale Circle and the Bats Pozi
veterans. the company in al Huuoe
ing about nfty-tWo During Tho NJ
ternoon the ladies Of the Circle met a
their hall and after short business
meeting went 10 the home al thor
sister Mrs Boone and helped max
the day q memorable one for her.
\ program consisting Of the follow
ing was given Remarks by Re-
John Trites; singing by the Circle
choir. recitation, Mrs Lou Brown
a very pretty poem touching upon
the romance and lives of the happy
couple was composed and read by
Mrs Lizzie Watson; and a solo Was
given by little granddaughter Helen
Boone which was very nice. After
the program Mrs. Watson presented
Mrs Boone with a very handsome old
ivory cake set and salad dish from the
Ladies Of the Circle. Delicious re-
freshments of ice cream. cake and
punch were served by the hostess,
very handsome wedding cake also be
ing cut and served Mr. and Mrs.
Boone were married in Woodstock. by
the Rev. G.. " Ballentine and lived
i'm Bloomfield four years when they
moved to Monticello. living there until
eleven years ago. when they came to
Norridgcwoek Mrs Boone's maiden
name was Miss Minnie Gray. Three
sons have been born TO them, Guy
John and Clarence and seven grand
children. Many were the congratu-
lations and best wishes for many
years more of happy married life for
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone.
Walter Crosby has purchased a
very nice pair of work horses
Mr.. and Mrs George knight have
returned to their home in Ilayerhill
Mass.
Leroy Devereux returned Monday
from weeks visit in Scion
Fred Jewett attended meeting of
the Maine Gamers Association At Po-
land Springs, Tuesday.
Friday Mrs Samuel Albee enter
tanned Mrs Mary Richards Of Law
renee, Mass, Mrs Charles Lander. /
Mrs Harold Phillips and Mrs Hamlin
Perkins of Madison.
Mrs. Sprague Baxter and daughter
Miss Ruth and son Warren Baxter
and Miss May Carpenter of Pa~tuck-
ct, r. l. are at the Fernside Bunga
low for this month.
Henry Newton and son of New York
are spending few days in town. Mr..
Newton was one of the Eaton scholars
and is very enthusiastic worker in
the Alumni Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hussey are
at their cottage at
Watervillc and Mr. and Mrs. Chester .
Hussey of SkowheEan.
Mr. and Mrs Edward Lowe of F
Everett, Mass are spending few /
days in town renewing old friend I
ships.
Mr. and Mrs Chesley Moore enter
tanned their brother-in-law George
Adams aud son Walter of Boston re
Gently. Mr.. Walter Adams returned
with his automobile tn Boston the last
of the week acconbanied by Mrs
NIoore's mother. Mrs Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs James Gartlcy and sol
have returned TO their home In Houl- I
ton after visiting Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter Crosby. Mr.. Crosbys sister Miss f
Mabel Crosby has also returned 10
her home in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Startling and
daughter visited friends in town sun
lay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vaughan arc
spending the week AZ the Ham cot
iare in Smithneld
Mrs 8. X Boone is spondinr the
week with her son John and family at
the Johnson cottage NJ Lakewood
Mrs Fannie Barnes former resi-
dent Of this town. bnt now of Na-sa-
chusotts Ia visiting Mr. and Mrs
Henry Buzzen.
Ralph Katrhum and family are
spending a few weeks AT SmithheId
little over sixty dollars won.
cleared bv the BAPTIST Society from
the Alumni suppcr last "Wednesday
nipht The ladies' served most ...
rcllent supper Of cold meats mashed
potatoe. string beans. curaHh.r.
salads etc followed ~ an KIND. t
nnsfrv and Ice cream and caFr
Miss Blanche CroVsu az NaN I.I
ford Mass. Ia visiting Nr aul N..
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