The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns
SOLON

The lecture to be given by Lieut.. ].
Dunton Sharman, the third in the
series, will be held in the Congrega-
tional Church, Saturday evening, De-
cember 10th.
Mrs. Lydia Rowell who was. con-
nned to her bed by illness a few DAYS
recently is up again.
AT a very interesting meeting of the
Womans Club last week the subject
being Noted Singers" articles were
read on Annie Louise Carey, Nordica
and Emma Games. After the pro-
gram dainty refreshments of fancy
crackers, cookies and tea were serv-
ed ny the hostesses, Mrs. Emily Pat
terson pouring. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Mae Andrews. We'd
nesday, December 2S; roll call. quo
tations from Miles Standish: subject
Pilgrims and Puritans, Mrs. Mary
Friend and Mrs. Andrews hostessesy
Fred Magoon was in Livermore
Falls and Pennington the first of the
week.
The independently Reporter is for
sale at f. G. Heald e. Co.
Mrs. John Waugh is recovering
from very severe attack of neuritis
which paralized her right arm.
The officers elected at the o F. s.
Thursday evening were: Clara Muir
ply, worthy matron: Ira Adams,
worthy patron; Flora Adams, associ-
ate matron: Ethel Rowell, secretary;
Mile Paul. treasurer; Jessie Nottage,
conductress; Hattie Boardman, assis-
tant conductress.
For sale, Pennington Sleighs. A. s.
Burke, Bingham. 2w48
The ladies' of the Farm Bureau will
meet at the home of Mrs. Mile Will
son. Friday fafternoon and the ladies
will please bring pencils and paper.
Miss Hare will be on hand early to
give Instructions in Christmas candies
and fancy articles.
The election of officers of North
Somerset Grange took place on Sat
urday afternoon. Those elected were
Ivan l.. Brown. worthy master;
Frank Curtis, overseer; ]. G. Spauld-
ing, steward; Grant Witham, lectur-
err; Susie Thompson. secretary; Ches-
ter Grant, treasurer; Mae Longley
chaplain; Sanford Nottage, gate keep
er; Hester Brown. Ceres; Flora Cur
tbs, Pomona; Lephe Ward, Flora
Merle Stevens, assistant steward
Jessie Lawrence, lady assistant stew
ard. Ivan l.. Brown and wife were
| chosen to represent the Grange at the
State Grange to be held in Portland
next week.
There will be Christmas seals or
sale and those interested in the pre-.
vention of tuberculosis and cancer
60 per cent of the money is left in the
county and it is gratifying to learI
| that through the effort of the Public
Health tuberculosis has decreased.
Mrs. Flora Adams was in Madison
| Saturday.
/ John Lawrence has finished hii
| pack of apples for this fall and fur
nished his help with an oyster stew
supper Friday night
Thomas Cross has gone into thu
woods at Indian Pond.
| Mrs Elizabeth Vittum who ha!
| been quite i'll at the hotel is mucl
| improved.
Mrs. Allen Hodgdon is sufferin,
| from an attack of neuritis.
| Saturday evening, December 10, a
Caratunk Theatre. The Realart Pic
ture Co. presents Justin tombstone il
''Biackbird" one of the greatest de
| tective stories ever filmed.
| Your Storage Battery will rul
| down, freeze and become damaged
during the winter unless properl
cared for. 1t may be stored. and KEEP
in a, fully charged and healthy con
dition, in first class shape for sprinI
at Scion Garage.