The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04
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circle has been set for Dec. l. All In
,erestsd are requested to contribute
"a help make it a success. The next
church circle meets at the home OF
Mrs Rose Lander. Wednesday, Nov.
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Special offer for Noyember-Pic-
torial Review year $3.50 or two
Years $500 You save two dollars
an the 2-year offer Act at once.
Regular price So year. Fred ".
prebls.
The hrst OF a course OF four enter
tainmsnts under the management OF
the Congregational church circle VIII
be New. oath very fine course has
seen promised for this season which
we'll deserves patronage.
Mrs Vsrna McCollor of WaterTille
vas recently In town
The r. A. N. degree will be con-
ferrea In Bingham Royal Arch Chap
Tar, Tuesday evening, Nov. 18th.
Harold Doc and family are visiting
IN Athe9s
stanton Reynolds who is working
for ras s. d. warren Co. on the sur
yev of timbsrland In Brighton, ls
home Ter . few days. The wet wealth
ar having called halt In the WORK.
BersAa and Althea Robinson were
nom. Saturday and Sunday from their
aohool work at Pennington Normal
The dance given by the Royal
Eeighbsrs one night last week was
success.
Friday and Saturday Cash Sale at
Fred W. Prebles: 4 pkg. Soda 25c,
New walnuts, soc Id, z 15c cakes tot
let Soar, z5c; 2 in l Shoe Polish in
black, white and Ox-Blood 12c a can
or bottle; Extra Special pkg kel-
logs Corn Flakes, 39c; "a Cakes Lee
nox soap, 81; IL Cakes Sunny Mon
day, 81; Pop corn S lbs. 45c. 5. and
IA. Stamps
Miss Irene Harrington and George
Fagon of Waterville called on Mrs
George Jones last week.
The number of deer shot in this
section 10 the smallest for twenty
years. Hunters report hardly sign
of deer to be seen. The cartridges
are unusually wild and fewer than
the usual number have been secured.
VIM. Thompson Is very sick. Mr..
and Mrs Leander Bright came from
Caratunk to see him last week
Stanley Stoddard now has posi-
zion for an electrical company In
Worcester, Mass.
Laura and Geraldine Baker are both
home from Colby for a few days visit.
DR.. r. c. Brown and lawyer r. V.
Brown were in Clinton Wednesday to
attend the funeral services of their
mother.
On Thursday, Oct. 2Sth. the first D
A. r. meeting OF the season was held
at the residence OF Mrs. Forrest Colby
The interior of Mrs. Colby's house has
recently been remodeled and refur
nlshed making very charming home
Soft shaded lamps and crysanthe
NUNS added to the attractiveness oil
The south room where the Daughters
assembled Mrs. Nellie Robinson
the new regent discharged the duties
of her office with ease and dignity
After the usual opening and business
,art OF the meeting was over roll call
was responded to with current events
relating to d. A. r. work. Music on
ylctrola; reading on Colonial Maine by
Alice NJ Goodrich: poem, THE Re
Mrs. Bertha Ball. After adjourn
ment Mrs Colby invited those pres
ant to the dining room where her
daughters Lena and Florence passed
the refreshments, tea. sandwiches,
cake and candy. The next D. A. r.
meeting is Nov 18th with Mrs. Eva
Bachelor.
The Century Club meeting is Friday,
November 9Th, with Mrs Edith X.
Oinsmore
Mr. Smoker-A gross of Pipes inst
received Regular 75e value, your
choice, Ace while they las al Fred
W Preble's.
Charles Colby is still very sick
man. On Saturday he seemed some
what more comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hunnewell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Bachelor and
little Dorothy went to The Forks last
sunday. They visited Mr.. Hume
wett's childhood home farm. enjoying
chicken dinner on the bank Of the
river.
The Royal Neighbors will hold a
fair and box social in the Grange
1ldlp thursday dllPFnDOu ana even
ing. Dec. 9th. An entertainment will
be given free in the evening A so
cial will be held in the dining hall
especially for the little folks
There will be box social at John
aedmond's house. Friday, Nov. 18th
FOR the benefit of the Goodrich school
free entertainment given by the pu
piis at $50 p. m Everyone invit-
I'D. Ladies please bring a box.
A tapestry covered lounge in good
condition. Alice NJ. Goodrich.
Word has been received that Mrs
Belle Williams has safely arrived at
her destination In San Diego, Calf.
ffer two nieces Annie and Grace Col
by of Duluth are with her, also Mr.
and Mrs Hosea Whipple who have
made the trip in their Ford car. The
party OF five have leased a bungalow
with garden and are prepared to
spend the winter in comfort.
Mrs. Rose White who made the
Journey in company with Mrs. Will
liams is with her sister in Santa Bar
bara.
METHODIST NOTES
Rev D. B. Holt of Auburn will
preach Sunday at p. m. All are
cordially welcome.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home OF
Mrs. Olive Hilton, the hostess served