The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-04-21
NORRIDGEWOCK

Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Lsavitt have
retprned from q few days ylst with
thear daughter, Mrs. Chester sawyer
and family In Skowhegan.
Prank Trench has moved into MS
nsw store which he redeatly pur-
Hnsed and has had thoroughly reno
v>&ed for his use. Ii Is very pre'e'
snd neat store and especially conVe.
n,ent for his business. the front
room IL OF course used for a safes
room while the back room is htteo up
Aor An zee cream parior and Will easily
furnish room for six tables.
Miss Avis Burrin Is working 1or
Mrs. B. B. Smith
Several good sized trout have been
ta[en from the MIL Stream by the
Younger set of boys during the past
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Tobey have been
having the Interior of their home on
Wataryille Ave. renovated ana maoe
ready Tor their occupancy IN the near
future , =. tho
Ths Senior Ten Ten Club OF the
ronyregational Church were deilghe-
s,,I,n entertained on Thursday after
noon of last week at the home OF Mrs'
Tizzse Jones the hostesses for the al
.arnoop being. Mrs. Jones. Mrs. Lila
Tobey and Mrs. Rose Iayior' ny
ladies wore old fashioned CLONES anu
dressed their hair in the oid e,y ie.
Mrs. Lila Tobey wore dress Will
used to belong to her mother anu d
number of others wore ihtel co 'ln =
costumes. Refreshments OF sahu
xy,cbes. assorted cake and conee "ere
served by the hostesses' 1,,,o
Mrs. Helen Pierce and MIS-. ElieA
pierce visited in Watervile and YAK
land last Wednesday. o.,..,
The Village Improvement oocle'y
will meet at the home OF Mrs. fannS
uussey Thursday afternoon, May ON,
the hostesses will be Mrs Hussey anu
Mrs. Grace Tower. Mrs fiorehoe
waugh Danforth of Skowhegan Will
he the guest of the Club Tor the ai'ei
noon and wi Ill give lecture.
steve Mills was home from OaKlahu
over Sunday -,
INV Rogers met with pain1ui &C
.c;dent on Monday morning while re-
moving limbs from a large tree near
the home of DR.. Smith. the hhp
slipped and broke Rogers arm, pu.
he was given medical attent'oh as
soon as the accident happened ne is
getting along as comfortably as can oe
expected. 49, :,
Grace Smith of Maiden, Mass, IL
the guest OF Mrs. Lizzie Parsons:
MISS Alice johnson has moved into
fhe upper part of her house and LEI
the lower part TO Maynard vance am
family.
The Knights of Pythias Ledge gav<
n naked bean and salad supper las'
.rhursSiay evening at their hall which
was wen patronized.
Miss ruth Longley visited relatives
in waterville, Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Obed Allen arrived
from Smnersworth, N. H., Saturday
where they have been employed our'
ing the winter. At present they are
waiting their mother, Mrs. Mary AL
lem and their sister, Mrs. Sara Fred
eric. but later will go to their nome
IN Lexington for the summer.
M. Amos Johnson was home from
New Portland last week packing mel
household goods to move to New FORT
land where Mr.. Johnson is employed:
Miss Marjorie Powers OF WaterVille
was the week end guest OF her SISTER
Mrs. Allie Longley.
The regular family Rebekah supper
will occur this week Friday night ana
the committee wish that all VINO are
mt solicited for anything else please
bring cake. ~.
phillip Carr was home from New
Portland over Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Frank Vaughan and little son
Richard are in Champlain, N. T., be-
ing called there by the death OF her
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Burgess were in
Pennington last Thursday to attend
the funeral services of relative.
Mrs. James Huntoon and little
daughter Caroline visited relatives in
Skowhegan over Sunday.
Mrs. Waugh and two Oh ldren, An
mabel and Cecil were in Pennington
the first Of, the week, being called
there by the death of Mrs. Waugh's
son-in-law.
The members of Cedar Chapter 0.
Il. 8. enjoyed picnic supper before
their meeting last Friday evening. Al
ter the business meeting social hour
was passed by guessing the baby pic
lures of the members and pictures Ia
ken years ago. Several amusing stunts
were also tired and caused lots OF
fun.
The annual Spring Sale and Supper
held by the Woman's Working League,
of the Congo Church was held last
week Tuesday and netted the Society
over eighty dollars All the tables
were well patronized and especially
the seed, plant and bulb table which
was something new and especially ap-
propriate for this time Of the year.