The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-29
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Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Tobey of OronO
have been visiting their parents in
town during the past week.
Mrs. Jane Mills and daughter Mrs.
Josephine Whiting have been the
guests during the past week of Mrs.
Mills son Steve and family in Oak
land.
Miss Kathleen Buckingham is home
from the Boston New England Con-
servatory of Music for two weeks.
Miss Edna Taylor of Beverly, Mass.
is passing the Christmas holidays
with relatives in town.
Miss Marion Taylor of Boston is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss Virginia Hussey is home from
I.asselle Seminary, Auburndale, for
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Everett of
Portland have been visiting relatives
in town during the past week.
Miss Frances Jones left last week
for visit with relatives in Boston.
Miss Lena Pray Is home from Con-
necticut to pass the Christmas holt
days with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pray enter
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OF Auburn over the week end.
The members of Somerset Rebekah
lodge enjoyed a picnic supper and
Christmas entertainment at their hall
last Friday evening The families
of the members were guests for the
evening and helped with the enter
tainment, which consisted of music
and recitations A very handsome
Christmas tree prettily decorated and
bearing gift for each one present
was the great attraction after the
program. AS Santa Claus was I'M
able to be present personally, w. G.
Soule acted as a substitute and in fact
greatly resembled the noted man. Be
sides the small gifts for each person
each lady officer of the lodge and de-
gree staff was presented with very
handsome hand made handkerchief by
the Noble Grand. Mrs. Imogene Soule
Mrs. Belinda Groves is passing the
winter at the home of her son Frank
Groves
The handsome doll which was to be
given to the one holding the lucky
number by the e. A. Hilton Co. was
drawn at the picture show on Satur-
day evening by Ethemer Stevens, six
ty-hve being the lucky number,
The members of the Lone Star TEN
supper at their meeting on Wednesday
pie Pythan Sisterhood enjoyed a
evening of last week. The inspecting
officer was also present and witnessed
the degrees most beautifully exempli-
fled by the officers of the lodge.
As each patron OF the pictures on
Saturday evening entered the hall they
we're presented with a sprig of holly
A green booth lighted with red lights
was arranged near the ticket otfice
and in the booth little Caroline Hun
toOn dressed in white made hand
some picture as she daintily passed
each patron piece of holly from d
prcttily decorated basket. The pic
lures arc being we'll patronlzed and
should be as they are giving strictly
first class pictures each night.
Eugene Haskell has gone into the
numbering camps above Kingfeld to
drive four horse team this winter
Charles and Harlan Blaisdell have
been visiting their relatives in Oak
land since school closed
The Merry Double Skies were de-
lightfully entertained by Mr. and Mrs
George Fairfield last week Tuesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs o. G. Woodman arc
passing their Christmas vacation in
Auburn.
Mrs. G. o. Files of Wateryille was
the over Sunday guest of her son
Charles Condor and family.
Elton Nichols is gaining from ms
recent illness of the grip.
A very impressive Christmas ser
vice was given at the Congregational
Church on Sunday morning me
church was prettily decorated WIN
Christmas decorations. very hne
sermon was given by Rev f. G. DAVIS
and special music given by the choir
solo numbers being given by MRS
Martha Condor and Mrs. Althier Has
kel three beautiful anthems by the
choir one of which contained very
pretty duet given by Miss Adessa
Spaulding and Miss Florence Waite
The Village Improvement Soclesy
are to hold meeting at the Library
this week Thursday afternoon.