The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
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- her home tOr week SuHeTln8
s,,m sciatica rheumatism.
At the Centenary Methodist church
ovt Sunday morning there will be
~ regular program of services.
rho Ladies' Social Circle of the Me-
,hodist Church will meet Wednesday
norember 1st, with Mrs. H. L. Mich
als at the parsonage.
At the recent benefit given under
the auspices Of Simon Peters Post st.
Tadger and Smith very kindly donated
their part of the proceeds to the Post.
Mrs. Bruce White returned home
..om New York Monday night, en-
ewing pleasant visit on the way with
Mr. Palmer Taylor in Springfield,
Mass.
CLAYTON Atwood manager of the
nrect Importing Store Is to move his
family here from Norridgewock to
blaine Emerson's apartment In the
emerson home on Mechanic st.
Mrs Ida L. King who has been
visiting at the home of MIR. and MRS.
q ]. Abbey, has gone to Hartford,
conn. and from there plans to go TO
FLORIDA for the balance OF the winter.
An informal ladies night affair was
given by the Masons last Tuesday
evening in the Masonic reading rooms.
Dancing with Victrola music was IN
order and refreshments were served.
Another similar event will be given
later.
Little Miss Ethel Rowell was Civ
on a surprise party at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Row
oil last Saturday 1t was the occa-
sion of Miss Ethel's seventh birthday.
Games were in order and refreshments
we're served.
Very Eminent Sir Frank w Buck
nam. Deputy Grand Commander of the
Grand Commandery of knights Tenn
Mar of Maine went to Bridgton, Tues
day for the purpose of making the an
nual official inspection of Oriental
Commandery No. %.
Randall H. Nye, SO years old sus-
tained a heavy fall on the ice Satur-
day. DR. Lord was called and assist
cd in removing the injured man to the
home of his daughter, Mrs. c. n.
bragg with whom ne lives. His con-
1ition since the accident has been
considered serious.
Miss Ada Lander. superintendent
of the Leonard Morse hospital Natick,
Mass. arrived Wednesday morning ana
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. +.
\. Parker and DR.. Parker, drove 10
Kingfeld where they are to be the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Lander
at Thanksgiving dinner.
The Willing Workers met for the
first time this fall at the home of their
instructor, Miss Elizabeth a. Webb,
FRIDAY evening. They have begun to
make puffs for Good Will. Last year
the enthusiastic workers made four
puffs which they sent to this instltu-
ton. Nine were present at Friday $
session.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
eietv will meet with the president
Mrs Herbert Nichols. Monday No
yember %. at 80 o'clock. Mrs.
Herbert Ames and Mrs. Jennie Nut
ting will give a report of the annual
Maine Conference of the Woman S
Home Missionary Society held at Au-
gusta, Maine.
Donald b. Macmillan, Arctic eX-
plorer and lecturer will speak upon
The subject of "rhe Riddle Of the Arc
tic" at the Opera House on Wednes-
day. December /. His lecture VIII
be illustrated by stereopticon views
and moving pictures and the ahalf
will be given as benefit Tor the
Skowhegan high school.
Members of the Queen Esther Cir
Gle met Tuesday evening at the Me
thodist Parsonage and assisted MISS
Ruth Viles of the EpWorth League IN
filing baskets of fruit and candy
which were distributed as Thanksgiy-
ing cheer among the sick and elder
" people of the Methodist parish
There was a good attendance, challhi
dish refreshments were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford W. Jewett
left rere for Augusta yesterday, where
they have established their nome al
No Patterson street. Mr.. Jewett
expects to be employed at the Nictro-
Ia Cabinet Works. Mr.. Jewett mas
lived in Skowhegan for Il years com
ING here in 1905 from St Adams. tie
has been employed all of this period III
the market operated by his brother
Arthur r. Jewett. The couple nave
two children, Maryland aged y anu
Elwyn aged 4.
Miss Margaret Vail was rendered
farewell surprise party at her NOME
Friday evening by several OF her Grass
mates of the junior class of the Sko"
hogan High school. Sixteen were
present. She was presented with a
leather writing outfit. Refreshments
were served Of sandwiches, cakes
cocoa. candies, peanuts and appies'
Games and dancing were ENJOYED uuI
ing the evening. Miss YAH Is "
leave soon for New York City 10 pass
the winter with relatives.
Friends here have learned OF the
recent engagement of Miss Martina
Steward. daughter of Mr.. ana WITS
John w. Steward. to George H. rhl,
Inns of New Jersey, both being stuo-
ents at the present time at the ota.e
University of Michigan. me ote"
ards formerly lived in Skowhegan anu
Mr.. Steward is an instructor at tne
State University, the family nome nU~ s
he;nq in Fast lansing Mich, Inc