The independent-reporter., 1921-10-27
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Mrs. Lena e. Wentworth leaves this
morning for Boston to spend the bal
ance of the week.
A large delegation of football en-
thusiasts supported the high school
eleven in their game at Pennington
Saturday when the !oeal players de-
feated the Pennington high team by a
score of "a to Z.
Mrs. Ann Butts formerly of Canaan
who has been at the home of Calvin
Easton for more than year, has gone
to Winslow. where she will board for
the present. She is the mother of
Mrs. Willis Trask Of Cross street
Mr.. and Mrs. w r. Elliott enter
tanned at a dinner party Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Pillsbury and Walter
Pillsbury Jr. of Rumford and DR.. and
Mrs w. s. Stinchfield of this place.
Mrs. Pillsbury and Mrs. Stinchfield be-
ing sisters.
Friends of Miss Pauline Eaton Oak.
dramatic coach in Community Ser
vice work. will be interested to learn
| that she is at present located in Gains
Vile. Fla. and will probably be locat-
ed in that State during the greater
part of the winter
| The Scott cottage at Lake Wesser-
unsett has been sold to Charles Glas-
ser of Long Island, New York. The
| Glasser family have been at this cot
tage for the past two seasons and are
so delighted with it's surroundings
that they have decided to establish
their summer home there permanent
| ly.
! Miss Sarah j. Anderson is closing
her cottage at Lake Wesserunsett pre-
paratory to leaving November / foI
Boston where she will spend the win
ter. Miss Constance NJ. Anderson
who has been with her since July will
leave at the same time for a visit
with Mrs. A. r. Jones in Keene, \. II
before going to her home in Pittsfleld
Mass.
The meeting of the Golden Roc
Branch, |. IS. S. was held Thursda,
evening with Mrs. Georgia Vigue a
her home on Mt Pleasant avenue
There was a good attendance and i
was voted to hold food sale Novem
ber 5, with Mrs. Susie Chase as chair
man of the arrangements. Refresh
ments we're served by the hostess ant
gifts of clothing were brought in tC
be distributed among the needy.
Several young girls of the Bethany
Sunday School enjoyed Halowe' 'er
party in the chapel Friday evening
under the direction of their class
teacher, Miss Alice e. Whitten. Miss
Dorothy Day assisted in entertaining
| The following are the girls in the
class: Thelma Flynn, Charlotte
Gates, Althea Green, Florence Norton,
Dorothy Plummer, That's Gates, Ar
letta Sedgley, Helen Rolfe. Frances
| Bean, Ivanetta Newton and Frances
| Lancaster.
List of books added during October
to the Public Library: Fiction-At-
antic Narratives, Thomas; Quin.
Rice; Obstacle Race, Dell: Key Note.
Burnham; Sons of the Sea. McFar-
land; Pride of Palomar. Kyne; Cars
ley Ryan; Borough Treasure, Fletch-
err If Winter Comes, Hutchinson;
SCdTdlllOuCHe. NHSle thS iouIS
Child Was Oemler. Nin-lction-Em-
inent Victorians, Strachey; White
Shadows in the Seas, O'Brien; Oh
Shoot. Beach; Outline of History,
Wells More Hunting Wasps, Fabre;
Chemical Discovery and Invention in
the Twentieth Century Tilden. Juye-
nile-Ruth Fielding in the Saddle
Emerson; Ruth Fielding in the Red
Cross, Emerson; Ruth Fielding at the
War Front, Emerson; Myths of the
Red Children. Wilson; Old Stories of
Fables, Baldwin; Nursery History of
On Monday evening at the home OF
Miss Fedora Lessard on North
Avenue occurred Il miscellaneous
shower party to Miss>Lillian McIsaac
in honor Of her approaching marriage
to Edward Lessard, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard Lessard. Miss McIsaac
was invited out for an automobile
ride and on her return was brought
to the Lessard home where she was
met by thirty of her friends who gave
her great surprise. The house
was very PRETTY decorated with deco
rations appropriate of the season. The
living room was trimmed with au
tumn leaves and in the center was a
scarscrow surrounded by pumpkins
and in the parlor was a ghost effect.
She was presented with many useful
gifts the same being taken from
large basket in the living room. The
evening was spent in telling stories
and playing games after which sweet
cider, apples, ice cream and fancy
waters were served by the hostess.
Miss Lessard and her assistant, Miss
Lottie Pollard with several other