The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-22


Mrs. Mary Moores entertained Pill
grim Temple pNihian Sisters Thurs
day afternoon. Sept ). to d social at
ternoon and fine supper of sand
witches. assorted cake. doughnuts,
cheese, coffee. ice cream. There
were fourteen members present. They
were taken by John Quint to the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Moores on Freeman
Ridge.
The Kingfeld Womens Republican
Club have received word that the an
nual field day of that organizat on
will be held Wednesday Sept. % at
Kineowatha Camps, Wilton. The
special speakers to be present are
Mrs. Guy p Gannett, chairman of the
Women's division, Miss Marian Z.
Brown, executive secretary and Rob-
ert j. Peacock. A basket picnic din
ner will be served
I The members Of Mt. Abram Lodge
F. & A. M. who attended the Shriners
meeting at Lewiston, Thursday even
ing We're: DR.. j. f. Garland, L. l..
Mitchell, G. f. Chamberlain, Dana v.
Tufts, J. p Butts, DIR. E. F. Pratt,
Charles Clark Mr.. Butts, Mr.. Tufts
and Mr.. Chamberlain took the degree.
At the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
Of Grace Universalst church Wednes-
day afternoon the following officers
were elected: president, Mrs. Nellie
Vaughan vice president. Mrs. L. l..
Mitchell; secretary, Mrs L, A. Norton;
treasurer, Mrs, Ruth NJ Simmons. 1t
was decided to hold the annual har
vest supper, Wednesday, October 5, at
the vestry. A business meeting of
this organization is called for Satur-
day, Sept. "a, to make further ar
rangements for the supper and to APP
point committees.
The following delegates and alter
mates are planning to attend the State
Universalist Convention at Wateryille.
September 26 to % Mrs. l.. A. Nor
Simmons, Mrs l.. l.. Mitchell, Mrs.
Elizabeth Weymouth, Mrs. Florrle
Chamberlain. Others who expect to
go are Rev. A. NJ Soule Mrs. Eliza
beth wilkins, Mrs. E. e. Carville.
A sacred concert will be given by
the Boys Band of Madison Sunday
afternoon at the grounds of The Her
bert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gatchell and
Mr. Louis Burndrett left Monday for
an auto trip to Nova Scotia, 500
mile trip. They will visit relatives
and friends in Touro and other nearby
points remaining away three or four
weeks.
Weelaffalott Whist Club have ar
ranged the following dates and places
for their meetings during the fall and
winter: Oct 6. Mrs. George French;
Oct. 90, Mrs. J. +. Garland; Nov. 3,
Mrs. E. l.. Simmons Dec. /, Mrs.
Cecil S. French Jan. s. Mrs. w. n.
Libby; Jan. 10. Mrs. Chas. Hodgman
Feb 9, Mrs. C. E. Chamberlain; Feb.
is, Mrs. r. A. Huse: March 2, Mrs.
II. c. Winter; March 16, Mrs. A. c..
Woodard; March 80. Mrs. F. o. Mer-
chant; April 10, Mrs. l.. L. Mitchell.
The marriage of Mahlon Edwin
Hewett of Lexington and Miss Betty
Williamson of Kingfield was solemniz-
ed Friday evening, Sept. Is, at 10
o'clock at the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs e. S. Williamson.
The ceremony was performed by o. {.
Dolbier. Esq, using the double ring
service in the presence OF the near
relatives and friends, thirty-four IN
number. Tho PRAYER El5 made by
Mrs. Blanche Hove The bridal
couple were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Dolbier. "A sister of the bride
The wedding march was played by
Mrs. Blanche Howe on The organ ac-
companied by Mr.. Howe with the cor
net. The brides wedding dress was
> n
pinks. The house decorations were
: pine and golden rod. Following the
ceremony lunch of ice cream and
cake was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Hew-
: EFT were the recipients OF lot OF
presents including china. silverWare'
table linen, etc. as we'll as quantities
Of rice and confetti. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin S. Hewett.
parents of the groom, and all but one
OF their family of eleven children; Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Hewett and family
, all of Lexington; Mr.. and Mrs. A. T.
Millay and daughter Mary, uneles OF
. the groom of New Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. O. c. Dolbier, Mr.. and Mrs
=. James Howe, Mr.. and, Mrs. PHILLIP
r Dolbier and Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Will
e hanson of Kingield; Miss Nellie Will
u hanson and Mr. and Mrs. George Viii
n hanson of New Portland also the
J. grooms grandfather J. d. Hewett
aged SO of Lexington and his grand
d mother Mrs. A. j. Millay of New Port
:. land. the two latter were the oldes
}, ones present and signed the marriage
d certificate as witnesses of the cere
= mony. Mrs. Hewett is the younges
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
d was born and has passed the mos
l. OF her life in New Portland She at
: tended and graduated in 1920 from
I the Kingfield high school since which
4 time she taught with good success il
l the Plantation of Lexington IN the
}, Somerset district. Mr. Hewett':
}. home has been in Lexington. He |:
e graduate of the Scion high school
class of 1914. He was in the Worlt
}, War in 1918 and in France for a yeal