The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14
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NORRlDGENUt IA
Byron Johnson went 10 MADISON
Friday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. stephen Twombly OF
Belgrade have moved into the rent
formerly occupied by Clyde Blgelo"
Mr.. Twombly is to be the manager
of the Farmers Cooperative store at
the corner
Cal Fields who has been very Ill
with pneumonia is gaining.
Ed Lessore of Madison was IN town
Friday visiting his sister MIS-. Geo
Lunt.
The best and largest assortment OF
mems neckwear | ever had. A
Christmas box free with fifty cent
The Delta Alpha Club recently
elected officers for the coming year
as follows: President, Miss Linnlon
Brown; secretary Mrs. Thelma Bige-
low Gilman; treasurer, Mrs. Mamie
Traviss.
Adelbert Adams was in Madison
Friday on business.
Glen Robinson and Percy Withce
have been on a hunting trip up river
Miss Hazel Whitney was in Water
vile Thursday on business
Forrest White and Donald Robin
son have gone to the Height OF Land
where they will be employed lumber
ing for the rest of the winter
e. j. Holway was in Augusta on
busir IS last week.
r. Hanson Jr. of Bangor was a
business caller in town Friday.
Harry Head was In Augusta last
Thursday. .,.a,
The topics at the Congregational
Church for next Sunday are as lol-
lows. A. MA Seasoned Life; T.
M-The Place of Service
Charles Fuller, the proprietor OF
Fernside Dairy Farm has returned
from Augusta, where he was IN at
tendance at the State Dairy ConVeh-,
ton. He brought home several
prizes awarded for his display ol
butter. corn and beans.
Mrs. A. b. Everett spent the week
end in Vassalboro.
Annie l.. Decker will be at MIS-
chas Bigelows, next Monday even
ing. and all day Tuesday, to meet pa
tents.
There was large attendance a
of the BAPTIST Church last THURSDAY
evening, and about VII cleared Iron
the evenings entertainment. Iw'
monologues were given, one by hu
gene Huff and another by MISS /
Brown followed by short eomeo.
entitled Double Crossed Aiee
the entertainment, refreshments "er'
on sale and a social hour passed VIII
games.
Attractive program at the Pastlm'
SATURDAY. night, Selig Tribune NO q
all the latest out. The Indian 3-ree
Biograph Feature, Some Boxer, LII
bin Comedy.
At the last meeting OF Somefse
Grange the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Mas
ter. Harry Head; overseer, Elil'
Tobey; lecturer, Mrs. Elizabeth Wat
son: steward, Alfred Watson; as
sjstant steward, Walter Head; chap
lain. Mrs. Katie Ham; treasurer
Fred Jewett; secretary. Herbert Gil
man: gatekeeper. Walter Jones
Ceres. Mrs. Maria Head; Pomona
Mrs. Susie Tobey; Flora, Mrs: jaime
Heald. lady assistant steward, MISS
L. Brown. At the next meeting OF
December 81, the Grange Will enter
tain the members families and II II
reported that plans are being mad'
for having q Christmas tree.
Lyman Dunlap has gone into th'
ND river regions where he Will d.
employed numbering during the res
of the winter.
Mrs. Lillian SWEET of Waltham has
been called to her old home in towT
on account OF the serious illness o.
her mother, Mrs. Della Johnson.
Mrs Scott Rogers visited relatives
in Madison last week.
The date for the Christmas enter
tainment at the Baptist chapel has
been set for Monday evening tht
25th
Officers for the coming year were
elected at the last meeting OF thu
Marshall p. Hale Circle and at theil
next meeting a Christmas tree vii
be enjoyed and each member is re
quested to bring a gift valued at no
over ten cents.
Tinkers' Orchestra gave a concert
and dance in the town hall last Fri
day evening which was we'll patron
lied and much enjoyed by all.
The Past Noble Grands of Somer'
set Rebekah Lodge entertained thu
Lodge last Friday evening and a
$50 served a most delicious baket
chicken supper with all the goot
things which go with it. After thu
regular lodge meeting short pro
gram was also given by them. TIT
meeting was unusually we'll attend
ed and all report a delightful even
ing
John Cleveland has been confined