The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08
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Charles Sawyer of Concord n. H.,
arrived Saturday night to visit his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sawyer.
The members of the %. r. c. Club
We're delightfully."- entertained last
week Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Flor
ence Jewell at her home. Refresh
ments Of chocolate. and vanilla ice
cream and assorted cake were served.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist Church enjoyed an all day meeting
at their Vestry last Friday and worked
for their Eair which will be held this
week Thursday & R4
John Creighton suffered a paralytic
shock lastSat,ifday night Mr.. Creigh-
ton makesshfs Home with his brother
David, who is also in poor health.
A committee meeting OF the ladies'
who are to serve on the Chicken Pie
supper at the Congregational Fair on
Dec. b. was held one afternoon last
week and it Is said that special com
mittee was appointed to take an in
vantory of all the hens and ROSTERS
kept among the parish. Anyway a
large number of birds have been Sc
lured, but they will not appear until
they are served in pies at the supper
next Tuesday
Mrs. Elva Stanley visited her faith
er, George Cunlif, in Smithfield, over
Sunday.
Mrs. Rosa WhitcOmb of New Sharon
has been the guest of her mother. Mrs,
Roxie Carr, during the past few days.
Mrs. James Huntoon is able to be
out of doors again after her serious
illness.
Highland Linen will please you and
those to whom you write. Very nice
boxes of paper and envelopes SOC
postpaid. Others for $1.00 and $3.50.
Simpsons Drug Store, Skowhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones are visit
ing friends in Augusta and Lewiston,
Xmas presents for the Gents at Jay
NJ Pierce. Shirts, Ties. Hose, Handler
I chiefs, Umbrellas, Gloves, Mittens,
Mufflers, Shoes. Slippers, Rubbers,
Braces, Belts. Sweaters. Caps. Over
alls, Carriers, Arm Bands, Suits. Over
coats. Underwear, Auto Robes, and
many other things men wear.
Mrs. Guy Emmons was very criti-
cally i'll last week but is reported as
gaining. though slowly.
The last meeting of tho Village I'm
provement Society was held at the
Library parlors on Thursday after
noon. The hostesses were Mrs. jean
cite Johnson and Mrs, Neva Jones and
under their direction very delightful
program was given on Modern Mu-
steal Comedy" The Society voted to
sell ths Red Cross Christmas Seals.
Mrs Julia Fields has commenced
her duties as local manager of the
benefit Store.
Mrs Dora Smith of New Sharon Wis
tied her brother. George Chandler and
family a few days last week.
Mrs. Ellen Pierce entertained a
small party of friends last Tuesday
afternoon and evening and work was
done for the Congregational Fair on
Dec. 10.
Mrs. Harry Harris and two children
ire ut the present with Mrs. Harris
mother. Mrs Lewis. until the house in
Arson which Mr.. Harris has engaged
Tor their occupancy is ready for them.
Miss Edna Cheviot and Miss Mil
,ired Bell were in Skowhegan on a
shopping trip Saturday
Mrs. Mary e. whiting plans to leave
this week for Massachusetts. where
she will remain with friends during
the winter.
Miss Vera Yeaton of West Ncrridge-
wock visited her friend, Miss Elsie
Savage, the first of the week.
A Masquerade Social Was given in
the Baptist Chapel last Thursday eve
ming under the auspices OF Rev. e. X
Farrars Boys Glass and very en-
:, yab1e as we'll as profitable Cine was
the result. Very unique costumes
were worn by the young guests and