The independent-reporter., 1921-09-22
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Sfanley's Garage, V. Z. Stanley, Prop.
Comfy Agent Storer and Miss Hare
were present at meeting at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Crosby ON Friday eve
ming for the purpose OF making plans
for the Farm Bureaus. 1t was found
necessary to change the subject of the
next meeting of the Woman's Farm
Bureau from d Betty Meeting" to
"Inyalids' Cookery" the Betty meet
ing to be held later. This meeting on
the fourth Tuesday OF this month will
he an afternoon meeting. 1t was also
thought best to change the day OF
meeting after this month to the fourth
Thursday of each month. Mis4 Hare
will be- unable to be present onSTues-
day this month and Mrs. Nellie Tay-
lor will have charge of the program,
which will be given In the Grange
dining room.
The members of the local Golden
Cross Lodge enjoyed Field. Day at
one OF the Groves Camps at Sm'thfeld
on Thursday. A picnic dinner and
supper were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Blaisdell ac
companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip
Th,ssell enjoyed motor trip to Dead
River Sunday.
Itlmont Stanley who was hurt very
badly while working at his garage last
week is able to be at the garage again
and the wounds are healing nicely.
Mr.. Day. one of the foremen at the
Shoe shop is at his home in Auburn
until more orders are received for
work.
Supt. of Schools, Mr.. Simoneau, has
had a Farmers Telephone installed
in his residence and his number is
1876
Miss Kathleen Buckingham and Miss
Adessa Spauldng were In Wateryille
Thursday, where Miss buckingham Is
taking music lessons.
Harry Williams and son Roger OF
Brighton were in town Thursday call
ing on old friends.
Mrs. Mosher Of Smithfield Is occupy
Ing the Frank Caswell house during
Mr.. and Mrs. Caswell's absence to
Oregon this winter and Is boarding
some of the Smithfield young people
who are attending the High School,
while Mrs. Wiley, also Of Smithfield.
Is occupying one of the Russell rents
and is boarding other young people
who are attending school here.
Charles Sawyer was in town from
New Hampshire over Sunday the quest
of his parents, Mr.; and Mrs. Henry
Sawyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leone Jones and Mr..
i and Mrs Charles Pray visited in Lew
iston a few days last week and at
tended the State Fair.
Steve Mills of Oakland was in town
Sunday to accompany his wife and In
fant daughter Enid home. Mrs. jose
phine Mills went with them and re-
turned home Monday. :
Mrs. Henry Whiting expects to leave
this week for few weeks visit in
Massachusetts.
The members of Cedar Chapter 0.
T.. S. enjoyed a picnic supper be-
fore their regular meeting on Friday
evening.
Mrs. Christine Ordway of Skowhe-
gan was in town few days last week
the guest of relatives and friends.
George Vussey has been confined to
his home Sdurng the past few weeks
with an injured foot.
william Clifford has been very I'LL
with acute Indigestion.
Mrs. w F. Brown is visiting rela-
tives in Clinton for week.
Friends of Mrs., Blanche Ward. for
merly OF this town, but now OF Corn
wall-on-H Hudson will be sorry to learn
that she has been confined to her
bed several months with fractured
hip. A recent letter from her to
relative in town stated that she hoped
to be able to resume her teaching this
fall.
All roads have led to the Farming
ton Fair this week and by all reports
to Skowhegan next week.
Mrs. Cora Smith left this week for
Euphrata, Wash. where she Is to make
her home that she may be near her
two sons, Roscoe and Chester. y,
farewell patty was planned for Mrs.
Smith by her friends but for several
reasons 1t was thought best not to
have it principally on account OF Mrs
Smith being very tired, and instead
post card shower was given her just
before she left town.
Last Tuesday "a members of the
Woman's Working League of the Con-
gregational Church met at Fernside
Bungalow and enjoyed picnic din
ner and social afternoon. At the
business meeting the first division OF
the Ten Ten Clubs voted to decorate
the interior of the town hall which Is
in the lower part Of the church and
adjoins the vestry. The room has pre-