The independent-reporter., 1918-11-28

Mrs. Ruby Clark from Madison spent
Sunday with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Fogg of this place.
Mrs. Frank Gipson returned yester-
day from Seboomook, where she has
been spending a few days with her
father, who is in poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lister have re-
Gently moved into the Savage house
on River street.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Maxfem are to
spend the winter at Bingham Hotel.
He Is proprietor of Rowe Pond
Camns. but will clerk at the hotel
during the winter
Mr. and Mrs. John Lister are occu-
pying the lower rent of Woodie San
borns house.
Mrs. John Hughes went to Lewiston
last Saturday to accompany home her
son Thomas, who has been an inmate
of tie Sisters Hospital for two weeks
Miss Mary Foss, Miss Mary Carl,
Miss Beatrice Baker Miss Laura Ba-
ker and Miss Geraldine Baker return
ed from Colby College last Wednes-
day on account of several cases of in
fuenza and they expect to return next
Monday.
TIE ladies of the O. f. S enjoyed
n very pleasant and profitable meet
ing last Friday evening when the dis
trict deputy grand matron, Miss Edith
Gledhil of Skowhegan was present.
Refreshments we're served i'll the ban
quet hall after the meeting. Officers
will be elected at the next regular
meeting of the Star and large at
tend nee IS much desired.
Mr.. and Mrs Cilley received letter
from their son Moses in France. last
Tuesday saying that he was in the
hospital for the third time. Moses
has heen in tNe tfickest of the fight
and aas certainly had some expert
ence
Mrs Myrtle Cummings is assisting
during the holidays in E. W. Moore's
store.
Allen Robinson spent today
tThanksgivinGl with his brother Col
by in Waterville.
It is reported that Tom Reynolds
has sold his home to Edwin Caswell
but will continue to occupy the place
until May.
Rev T. B. HIATT and family are
spending Thanksgiving day at North
Anson.
Robert Moore from Boston School
of Technology is home for the week
1t is understood that he is recover
ing from the influenza.
The Church Circle met Wednesday
a afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rose
Lander. This society made final plans
for fair and entertainment to be
Wednesday afternoon and evening or
next week The several booths will
contain aprons. fancywork and candy
and the Victory Girls are to have
booth of miscellaneous articles. Re
freshments will be on sale and a pro-
gram will be presented for the even
ing's entertainment.
The little son Of Mr. and Mrs. With
ers, Baker street, fell on the stairs
last Monday and broke his arm at the
elbow. He was taken to Lewiston
for treatment
Ambrose Givens narrowly escaped
a very serious accident last Monday
afternoon while working on the new
bridge. He was accidently hit by a
spade which cut a cash in his fore
head and he fell unconscious He
has not yet fully recovered from the
blow but is much improved.
The special meeting of the Grange
called for tomorrow (Friday) evening
has been cancelled. The next regu-
lar meeting will be election os officers
held the second Saturday in Decem-
ber
Mrs George Dunton is visiting her
husband at Bald Mountain,
The Yuletde meeting OF the Cen
tury Club will be held at the Frater-
nifty Hall on Friday afternoon, Dec.
9Th and will be entertained by Mrs.
Grace Rollins and Mrs. Belle Williams
Special features of the meeting will
be an article prepared by Mrs. Myrtle
Cummings Keep The Home Fires
Burning" and the reading Of Christ
mas Story.
The War Relief Society meet at the
Fraternity Hall last Tuesday after
noon with only a few ladies present.
Letters from headquarters were read
urging the ladies to keep on with the
work. The meeting of next week
will be omitted but large attendance
IS urgently requested for the follow