The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-03

| Earle Ladd and family were visitors
| at the home of Everett Cummings at
Belgrade Lakes, Sunday
I Charlie Varney is having his cottage
| at North Pond given a coat of paint.
CHURCH NOTES
Rev. J. W. Barr, pastor Of the
churciR Preaching service at 2 p. m.
followed by the Sunday School; social
service at 100. Miss Harriet Louise
Perry OF Portland. superintendent of
| Deaconess work, will be present at
| these services next Sunday, Nov. s.
Everybody be sure and come. A cor
dial welcome awaits you.
n KIyGFIELD
Harry Bullock left town Thursday
hfDf his home in Lexington, Kentucky
after tavings passed about ten days in
Kingfield and vicinity, hunting and
touring the country. including trips
toA4angeJey, Dead River and the
White Mountains, together with Mr..
and Mrs. F. A. Crossman.
Clifton Adams and daughter Ethel
returned Thursday from the. Sanitor-
ium at Fairfield where they went sew,
'eral weeks ago for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Crossma4 ex-
pect to start the first of this Week
on their return trip to Lexington.
Kentucky. s.
The annual Masquerade Halloween
Ball given by the Senior class OF
the Kingfeld high school Friday even
ing October 81, was as usual very
enjoyable occasion and we'll patron
ICED. There were about one hundred
and seventy-fve spectators at the
opening number besides fifty or sixty
E0Nley mostly masked, on for the
grand march. The total receipts OF
|NByeyening were about $50 but the
ESxpenses were large and the net re-
|1eipts only about s25. Dancing was
Esnjoyed from $50 to for which fine
music was furnished by ,sMurrays
Synco SIX, of Livermore FaIlslwho re-.
sponded to numerous entor{s. The
orchestra was seated ons.Se stage
(which had across the frohtfa row or
|grinning pumpkin jack7o-la4terns and
|some potted plants. NeIddn Soule
assisted by Harry Mayo soldl the tick
|yets. Tie. supper boxes were dispos-
ed of at the punch table, The hail
decorations were OF. thAs,laSlal black
|3natuf& pcheme and on the
BE 1rese1ff kksweifds and ghost
IKE appearance. The committee were
Mildred Woodcock chairman, assis-
tahts Christine Mitchell and Philip
Dodge Black and orange paper
Iestoosfs we're drapedt from the corners
to the chandeliers and sides of the
hall and also across all OF the win
lows. The electric lights were
shaded, concealed in big bow knot
| oY orange paper. There We're two
booths Across the corner, in the
rear of the hall was the booth where
fruit punch was served. This had
orange hangings covered with black
cats, witches. owls and pumpkins and
jack-o-lanterns all in black, also owls
and deaths heads. The napkins were
in appropriate design. Diagnally
across the hall was the candy booth
in, charge Of MiS& Mildred Woodcock,
where great variety of homemade
candies, solicited from the towns Ia
lies was disposed of. The general
color scheme here was white with a
wide Border of black cats, owls and
pumpkins, Some of the most attrac-
tive cohtumes were Scotch lassie
and laddie. Other costumes deserv-
| ing special mention were gypsies,
Spanish girls, clowns, Red Cross
nurse, Klu Klux Klan. brides. Red
| Riding Hood.
The .Universalist Sunday School are
planning for Halloween Social FRI
day evening at the vestry. NJ d
| - Donald Norton Post American Le-
Hofi will give a Ball, Friday evening,
| Nov. 18th in celebration Of, Armistice
Day. 1t is possible also That pro-
gram will be arranged in connection
| With the dance.
The following members Of Pilgrim
Temple p. S, attended the District
Convention OF Pythian Sisters at
Strong Monday, afternoon and even
| ing. Mrs. n. p. Durrell, Mrs. Simeon
Vance, Mrs. A. M. Soule, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Leeman, Mrs. Bert Dbibier,
Mrs. o. C. Dolbier. Mrs. w. w. Nc
| Kehney, Mrs. LaForest Cooley. Mrs.
NGerald Ellis, Mrs. Hattie Thompson,
Mrs. Jennie Durrell, Mrs. Raymond
Murray, Mrs Percy WILDER. Mrs. Der
JsVHd dyi III thS SAuiupihy h6 VI
the work Mrs. Murray acted as out
| side guard. cx
1.-The following members OF Col. Asa
| Whitcomb Chapter D. A. r. attended
tha, state Board Advisory meeting at
Wdterville, Wednesday: Mrs. H. G.
Gnter, Mrs. G. A. Sweetser, Mrs. Or
3Fahs Tufts. Mrs. F. B. Hutchins. Mrs.
tW.fP. Watson. Mrs. G. e. Chamber
I NM Miss Leila .Hunnewell
A daughter was born to Mr., and
| Mrs. VIM. C. Howe, Monday. October
a..
A wedding of UNUSUAL interest was
solemnized Tuesday evening October
/ 25th at Z o'clock when Milton Jewell
\ Wing and Miss Ruth Iy,Goss both Of
/ Kingfeld were united IN marriage al
The Herbert. by Rev. Arthur NJ souls
pastor OF Grace Universdlist church
Epsing the impressive double ring SER
l3sSsce, in the presence 6f TIE immediate
!-samily and.a few guests. Those pres.
Lent were Mr.. and Mrs. y. 8. Wing
i w. Goss of AuburnI Mr.. and Mrs
Earl l.. Wing. Miss RerditG Hustor
4 If Auburn Walter Rfeh OF Rock land