The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-10-21
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

weeks.
Mrs. Ernest B. Boswell and Mrs.
Henry n. Norton left Monday noon
for Bangor to attend the Rebekah
Assembly. Mrs Boswell being dele
gate from Emerald Rebekah Lodge
No. 60.
Mrs. Alma Lane Tanner of Wood
fords was the week end guest of her
sister Mrs. Althea Savage.
At the meeting Of Stewart Public
Library held Wednesday evening. Oct.
10. at the home OF Mrs. Wallace Emery
the following board of officers we're
reelected: President, Guy +. VIII
liams; vice president. Fred 5. Par
sons. secretary. Geneva Hilton,
treasurer. Elizabeth Emery. librarian,
John N. Getchell. curator, EVE II.
robinson Mrs. Mabel NJ. Porter,
Mrs. Geneva Hilton and Miss Mary
f. Porter were appointed as the book
committee Mrs. Eyie II. Roblhson
and Guy F. Williams we're the TWO
trustees, whose term had previously
expired and they were reelected
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Agren we're re
cent dinner guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. W. Scott ard that afternoon Mrs.
Scott carried them TO KiagHeld where
they are to visit Conrad Agren Mr.
Agren,s brother.
The next regular meeting Of En-
erald Rebekah 80. f5, VIII be held
Wednesday evening, October =, ana
as the meeting is so near llalloWe en-
the entertainment that NIGHT, will be
along that line. Refreshments will
be served
FOR SALE One parlor coal stove
Ostie Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawrence Beale, Mrs Ella l'eale.
Misses Grace and Gertrude Smith re
turned Sunday night from trip 10
Quebec. They picked bluebells, but
tercups. daisies and dandelion bios
SONS Sunday at the place in Canada
where they ate their lunch.
The Ella Brothers have recently sold
their milk route which they pnrchas-
ed last fall of w J. Rand 10 y. a.
Carlson of upper Elm street.
Frank Carl and Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Fletcher motored to Stratton, Sat
urday, spending the night with Mr.
Carl S sister. Mrs. Bemis and then
Sunday. they went to RangeleY and
home that night.
NJ and Mrs. OdilOn NeGean are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of ysn The little stranger has
been given the name of Philip.
Mr.. aud Mrs. John d. Benjamin
spent the week end in WaterYille
with their daughter Mrs. Percy Grant
Mr.. aud Mrs T.. w. Scott and son
Warren motored to Portland Saturday
returning Monday and while there
we're the guests of relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w. Scott and son
Warren motored to Portland Saturday
returning Monday, and while there
were the guests of relatives.
William ]. Stctson left Tuesday
noon for Bangor where he will attend
the sessions Of the Grand Lodge OF
Maine /. o. o. f. Mr.. Stetson being
the delegate from Table Rock Lodge
No. 100, l. o. o. f.
c. W. Greene Grocery Company VIII
have UttHpltu til' NV III ~
Fraternity building since the fire oil
January /. 1918, have sold out their
line of goods here and Mr.. and Mrs.
AIahlon Wentworth, who had charge
OF this store. have gone to bingham
having bought the G. W Greene Gro
Gerry Companys store there.
Frank Churchill of Lexington has
moved into Granville Berrys house,
the rent which was recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs Mahlon wentworth.
Mrs. Hattie Hall of Bethel came
Monday night for a visit with her
mother. Mrs. Nancy Holbrook and her
two sisters. Mrs. Villa Ellis and Mrs.
Jennie Stetson.
Mrs. Emily Mcmahon has hired the
north store in the Fraternity building
which was recently vacated by the
Green Grocery Company and she NOV
ed in Monday. :.
Mrs. W. e. Fenlason returned last
week from Calais where she has been
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harold Stone is substituting IN
tho Farmers Tel office during the an
sence of one of the regular operators,
Mrs. Elyza hatcher, who is ENJOYING a
vacation
The next regular meeting of the
Sunshine Society will be held tues
dav afternoon, October 26, at the home
If Mrs. Alice p. Simmons. The Sun
shine Society had booth at the North
Arson fair from which they sold sand
wicbes. doughnuts, coffee ana ice
cream and they also had table con
tanning fancy articles for sale. From
all of these things and the tags that
they sold that day, they cleared about
$120. -.
all who assisted in making their sale
at the recent fair such great sue
cess Net proceeds $120
Mrs Stella Ellis is working in the
postofiice.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Andrews who have
bnen living at Searsport for the past
few months, where Mr. Andrews mas
been employed by the North Arson
Mfg. Co returned here Saturday and
will make their home in the village
here.
The members OF Capt. Seth T.
IIutchins Circle No. 20 are asked not
to forget that Saturday October %,
is the next regular meeting and that
on Thursday afternoon, Oct. Is, there
is to be a special meeting for the pur-
pose of inspection.
The first entertainment of the Colt
Alber Epceum Course will be held IN
rarrabaesett Hall. Thursday evening,