The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-10

Dekan Lodge Will COnieT tue ueBIec
Friday evening on class of candi-
dates.
The Farmers Telephone Company
Will observe the same telephone hours
on Armistice Day as is usual on Sun
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Butler were
guests of their daughter Mrs. Phillip
Roulette af Gray street, "dterviiie.
last week and while there celebrated
their 50th wedding anniversary, the
whole affair being arranged by the
children of Mr. and Mrs. Butler. On
Thursday morning Mr. and Mrs. But
Ter renewed their nuptial vows at
O'Clock before Rev. Father Giguere at
the Notre Dame Church during mass
which was celebrated in their honor.
The bride and groom were attended
at the mass by Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Page, Sr of Waterville, as bridesmaid
and best man and their granddaughter
Miss Ella Boulette also OF Waterville
sang a solo during the service. After
the service the guests to the number
of sixty-five adjourned to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Boulette, where dinner
was served. A wedding cake bearing
fifty lighted candles. the gift of Mrs
Thomas Vigue and John Roy, was cut
and served after dinner. Pomerleau s
Hall was the scene of the last part 10
the enjoyable event when an enter
tainment and dance were given in
honor of the bride and groom, Lam
bert's Orchestra of six pieces furnish
ing the music for the evening. Dur
An tha antarto II, ~, ont littl GRAND |
daughter of the bride and groom pre-
scented Mr.. and Mrs. Butler, in behalf
of the guests with fifty dollars in gold
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler were married al
st. Victor. p. @. and Mrs. Buffers
maiden name was Octave Patrie and
her father Paul Patrie is 96 years old
and still lives in ST. Victor. They !
resided in st. Victor ten years then
moved to Waterville and lived there
twenty years and then to Norrldge |
wock where they have li.cl during
the past twenty years. Seven chill
dren were born to thNm and four are
now living, Mrs Mary Roulette
Pierre Butler, John Fuller of Water
Vile and Miss Georglanna Butler of
st. Victor, p. O. They are the hap
by grandparents Of forty-five grand
children and nine great grandchildren
After having enio' cd most delight
full fftieth wedding anniversary Mr.
and Mrs Butler returned to their
home in town Friday
I.aforrest Halves of Rome has had
l New Sharon and Norrdgewock
telephone installed and his call is TT
Mr. and Mrs Benedict Vocation and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hilton of West
Norridgewock are receiving congratu-
!ations upon the arrival of son in
each of their families Mr.. Yeaton
and both Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton at
tended the High School In this town
and have many friends here.
Mrs. David Rushton is visiting rela-
tives at her old home in Nova Scotia
Mems Heavy Wool Pants at Jays.
There will be meeting of the
Sweet Corn Growers Association Sat
nrday evening. November II. at the
Firemens Hall
The date OF the annual fair Of the
Norridgewock Baptist Church has
been changed from December | to
December 8.
WEST NORRIDGEWOCK
Mr.. and Mrs. Benedict Yeaton arc
receiving congratulations on the ar
rival of ten-pound boy. born Satur
day. Nov. S. Mrs. Yeaton's mother
Mrs. Shors. of Oakland, is with hei
daughter for few weeks. Dr.. Tow
err was the attending physician.
Mr.. and Mrs Steward Webb ant
two children are at the home OF Mr..
Webb's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. h.
Webb. for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Lambert ant
mall son of Madison are at the home
VI Mr. Lambert'f parcnts,y Mr.. ant
rs BYRON Lambert. :.
r. r. Baker has recently Installed
new pipeless furnace.
Daniel Page. of Mercer who has
cen working at the powerhouse fol
he Madison Village Corporation forl
ometime, has completed his term OF
service.
Jim Brooks of Madison will take the
place vacated by Mr.. Page at the
,owerhouse and is occupying the cot,
age recently vacated by Ralph Wos'
err and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hilton are re
'oicing in the arrival Of a baby girl
born Sunday night. Mrs. Leona Dun
lap is assisting with the work
Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Baker ant
SON Floyd, were in Caratunk visiting
for few days recently.
DODLIN Observation-Disclosures
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Witham, Mrs.
Flavilla William, Mrs. Kate Libby
Mrs. Ambrose .Iewett, Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Witham were guests at o. H
Stevens last Sunday.
Leland Rulmer is i'll with typhoid
pneumonia. Dr.. Simmons of Oak
land is attending him.
Archie Fenton iammed his foot very
badly while working on Gerald Mar
ble's quarry.
Fred T.awton and Wallace Witham
md friends spent the week end at Mr..
t4awton's cottage at Smithheld.
Charley MarstOn has returned home
from Wateryile where he. has been
working for a few days.
OAK HILL
w. c. Fletcher passed Thursday of
last week with his brother. Bert c
Fletcher and family in SkoWhegan