The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-01-18

Hall, Saturday. with an oyster. stew
dinner The newly elected officers
were installed by Past President Lot
tie Young assisted by Inez Crymble
and Viola Williams and are as fol-
lows President. Lottie Greene; ).
Y. p, Mabel Mantor. J. Y. F., Capt.
ola Shaw; secretary. Flora Durgin
chaplain, Sadie Berry. conductor,
Daisy Barron; assistant conductor,
Blanche Hodgdon. guard, Nesta Co
burn. assistant guard. Jennie Stct-
son; patriotic instructor, Evelyn Ella
councillor Susie Reed. organst, Lot
tie Young
At the regular meeting of Emerald
Rebekah Lodge on Wednesday even
ing. January q, there will be a roll
call Of the members and each mem
Der is expected 10 respond with a
story or quotation. original or other
wise The most proficient respond
cnt will receive a prize The Cap
tain will reorganize the degree STAFF
and a good attendance is expected
H. s Bisbee has finished working
for the North Arson Mfg. Company
and he and Mrs Bisbee are in Port
land and vicinity for a few days.
The communion service which was
to have been held last Sunday at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church will be held
next Sunday
Harry Beale. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives here during
the past few weeks. started Monday
noon for his home in Smms. Mont
ana He was accompanied by his
l.. l..
son. Master John Beale. Mrs. Beale
will visit her old home at Bismarck
y. ID and remain West until August.
Rev a. r. Bosen attended the
Community Efficiency Conference at
Augusta Friday and Saturday which
was held at the Y NJ c. A. build
ing. MI Bosen remained over Sun
day and his pulpit was supplied by
Rev r. L. Sheaff of Norridgewock.
William Wing was here Friday and
Saturday from Portland.
Miss Edna Robinson visited her
sister, Mrs Clara Murphy. at Scion
Sunday.
Thursday evening of last week
there was a joint installation Of the
Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges af-
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joyed by about one hundred and fifty.
The following are the officers of
Table Rock Lodge No. 100: n. G.,
c. Clifford Clark; Y e., Frank Hoyt,
recording secretary. George Allen;
financial secretary, John Getchell;
treasurer, William Brown; warden.
William Stetson. conductor, Hiram
Hoyt; chaplain. Alfred Berry; r. S
n G., H. f. Danforth; l.. S. N. G.,
John Benjamin r. S. V. g.. Carl
Barnard; l.. S. Y G.. Allen Young;
X. s.. S. James Barnard; l.. S. 50
George A. Clarke; / G.. Perlcy
Greene; o. G., Clarence Witham The
officers were installed by District
Deputy Grand Master. Mark Pollard
and his marshal. Grant Witham both
of Scion Lodge No 12S The follow
lowing officers of Emerald Rebckah
Lodge No, IS we're installed by Una
B. Soper, district deputy president,
and her marshal, Angie Priest, both
of Northern Light Rebekah Lodge of
Scion No, y. e.. Lula Clark; V.
G., Flora Berry Durgin, recording
secretary. Maude NJ. Emery, financial
secretary. Nellie Dick: treasurer,
warden. Lottie Greene;
CONDUCTOR Lima NJ Mitchell chap
lain. Grace Clarke; X. s. n. G
Georgia Alien; l.. S y c. Joseph
inc Dunton Sawyer; r. S. V. G., Sa
die Berry; L. S Y. G.. Bertha IIoyt
l. G.. Nette Williams O. G.. Mabel
Bailey.
Ambrose Sprague returned home
from visit to his sons Tuesday
Charles II. Smith. Jr.. who has re
Gently been visiting his wife, Mrs.
Grace Murphy Smith at Carrabassett
Inn, has returned to his work with
A. o. Norton dncorporated) Boston
and Quebec Mr.. Smith is their
business representative and travels
in the West for this firm
which manufactures large railroad
jacks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Durgin went to
The Forks Tuesday to visit Mr. Dur
gins parents.
Ulher Gray of Maiden, Mass, ar
rived here Tuesday night, called here
by the death of his father Stckney
Gray.