The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-20

DR.. and Mrs. Marston of Portland
were recent visitors at Arthur Clark's
KINGFIELD
Keith Rodney Dexter of Lexington
and Miss Freda Alberta Parsons of
Kingfield were joined in marriage
Tuesday afternoon, October IL, at the
home of the officiating clergyman
Rev Arthur M. Soule, pastor of Grace
Universaiist church, using the single
ring service. The couple were un-
attended. The bride wore blue mes
saline with rosebud trimmings. For
this winter they will reside with the
brides parents in Kingfield. Mr.
Dexter is the youngest son of Arthur
l.. Dexter of Lexington and has been
in kingfield much of the time for
four or five years where he has at
tended school. The bride also has
been student in the Kingfield high
school She is the third daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Parsons OF this
town and has always resided here,
Best wishes are extended to the young
couple for a prosperous and happy
married life.
The annual harvest supper of the
Baptist church will be held at the
vestry of the church Wednesday even
ing, October 10 from $50 to 3. The
ladies of the church are making plans
for a sumptuous feed for which they
are famous. All are cordially invit-
ed.
There will be no school in the high
and grammar school next week from
Tuesday to Friday ON account of the
State Teachers Convention at Port
land which the teachers are to attend
Mrs F. B. Hutchins' Sunday School
class held their October meeting Fri
day afternoon at the home of Louisa
Riggs. A special feature of the meet
ing was a combined birthday party
for Miss Riggs and Miss Gertrude
Wood, each of these young ladies re-
ceiying a number of presents. An
entertainment was given consisting oil
music and "a flower and magazine
contests, both prizes being won ny
Miss Rosamond Smith. The special
work for the afternoon was the MAX
ing of Christmas presents for the
Children's Home at Augusta. Ice
cream and assorted cakes were served
Tuesday evening, October II, the
inspection of Signal Light Chapter, D
f. S. took place by inspecting ofhcer
Mrs. Nellie Lander Ham of Farming
ton and two new members initiated
October IL, there was large attend
ance including a number OF guests
from other towns. Out Of town
chapters represented were Flagstaff
Pennington, Wilton, Madison, Brown
willie. Washington, d. c. After the
business meeting a banquet was serv
ed consisting of mashed potato, colo
ham. fruit salads, bread and butter
assorted cakes, tarts, apples and COL
fee the refreshment committee being
Mrs. EVE Huse, chairman, MRS. Pniis
Butts, Mrs. Jennie Hutchins, Mrs
Grace Gilmore, Mrs. Edith Sprague
Mrs. Alila Wing.
information has been received thai
under the will Of the late John e
Webster of Hartford, Conn, Kingfielt
is n beneficiary to the amount or ter
thousand dollars. 1t is not known
what the terms are for the dispose
of the money.
Cecil Knapp has gone to the Hos
nital in Waterville for treatment Of
ulcers of the stomach and a prolapseC
condition of that organ. Castor
Collesolle is also in the same hospita
for treatment of his stomach. Mrs
Knapn and Mrs. Collesolle who ac-
COMMANDED their husbands to Water
Vile Monday, returned home Wed
nesday. Both Mr.. Knapp and Mr.
Collesolle expect to be there for
number of weeks.
A concrete walk and steps are be-
ing built to the Universalist church
E Voter and Allen Dyer are doing
the work.
The Rally Day service at Grace
Irniversalist church had an attendance
of about one hundred. The pastor
smoke on THE Spirit of Christ II
Our Day" At the close of the ser
vice the installation of the officers O
the Sunday school took place, the in
stalling officer being Rev. A. M. Soul'
who used the new service just ISSUED
by the General Sunday School Also
citation. The officers installed were
Superintendent, Mrs. Nettie Walker
assistant superintendent, Miss Mari'
Merchant; secretary, Miss Methy
Morris; treasurer, Mrs. j. e. Voter
superintendent of Home Department
Mrs. l.. A. Norton; Supt. of Cradle
Roll Mrs. Allen Dyer; Supt. OF Pri
mary Department, Mrs. Voter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Black of Bos
ton, Mass, are in Kingfield, spending