The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-07

Bangor where they entertained at
dinner two nephews who are attend
ing the l.. OF VI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Witham and
Two daughters. Esther and Avis were
The guests Of Mr. Williams mother
in SmithHeld on Thanksgiving Day.
The Ladies Missionary Society OF
the Baptist Church Will meet on We'd
nesd1y evening OF nexl week instead
Of on Tuesday afternoon and the pas
tor al the church. Rev l.. d. Tihbltts
will have charge Of the meeting and
will speak about The work among
North american Indians and will SHOW
pictures Illustrating his address. On
sunday evening of Thu week, Decem-
her 10Th, AZ seven O'Clock, Rev l..
y. Tihbetts will give stereopticon
lecture in his church and me sub
jet OF the lecture will he baptist
Missionary Work Among the Hopi In
dians of Arizona
call William r Whham for all
kinds OF sound Insurance at lowest
rates. once Al SkoWhegan on Il
Madison avenue over Fuller Drug
store New England phone 230-2;
Farmers 3G-22 2w47'
Mr. and Mrs. George 4 Hussey en-
ioycd a family reunion at their home
Gu Thanksgiving Day. those present
being, Mr.. and Mrs Chester Hussey
Of Skowhegan. Miss Nina Hussey Of
Brockton, Mass. AMI Miss Nellie lIus-
sey who has recently returned homo
from Gloucester. Mas
John Boone has been very Ill but
his condition was reported better the
first OF the week
Mrs. Leland Merrill is on the SICK
list with very bad cold.
Rev. l.. d. Tbbus has recently had
New England telephone installed
and his number IS 23-2l.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mrs.
G. $. Jewett, Fred Jewett, Mrs. II. S.
Whiting and Mrs Helen Pierce en-
joyed q delightful evening with Sun
set Chapter o. +. S at Skowhegan
last Friday evening. Mrs. Taylor
made an official visit az inspecting Of
ficer.
Mr.. and Mrs Jay Pierce entertain
ed a family party on Thanksgiving
Day, those present being: Mrs. Helen
NJ. Pierce. MIR. and Mra. Henry Whit
ing. Miss Musettc Hale. Miss Jennie
Hale, Calvin Pierce, Mrs. Mary r..
Whiting, Mrs. Jane Mills, Mrs. Joseph
Inc Whiting and Harold Pierce.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to express our sincere
thanks and appreciation to all our
friends. nelghbors. relatives and Som
erset Grange for all the kindness
shown u9 during Our recent great
sorrow, and for the lovely flowers
sent for the funeral.
Mrs. Susie Storer
Daniel II. Storer
Clayton 4. Storer
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ". Harrington
NorrIdgcwock. Me-, Dec. 7, 1929
QUINNEBASSET
l.. r. Lancaster Is very i'll with Il
complication Of diseases. Or. II. ".
Smith Is the attending physician.
A. J. Robinson went to VassalhOrO
Saturday 10 see his mother, Mrs. !
w. Robinson, who is critically i'll
He returned Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. A. Il. Jepson have
moved from their farm home near the
foot OF Ward hill to their new bunga-
low on Madison avenue. SkowheRan
They will be greatly missed by al
their friends.
J. +. Woodsum spent Thanksgiving
week with cousin In Dover Foxcroft
Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Withee were IL
Skowhegan Sunday calling on Mr.
Withee's mother, Mrs. X. A. Withee
who IL in very poor health
Mrs. Mary f. Longley will enter
tain the G.. G. Club ut the home o
her sister. Mrs. Albert Longley, We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs. Fannie Rogers who has beer
caring for her daughter. Mrs. j. W
Bacon and her infant daughter ha'
returned home.
Frank Colby OF Mount Desert Ferr!
was a recent guest of his cousin c
! B. Colby.
A. NJ Percival has purchased al
the wood and lumber growing on
part of the farm Of J. r. Woodsum
and will hire 1t cut and hauled to hi
mill at the village.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Waldron o
Vasealboro are guests of his aunt Mrs
Flora Lancaster.
POWERS SCHOOLHOUSE
Mrs. Leo Briggs and little son, VIII
have been spending several week
with her parents. have returned It
their home In Watervllle.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill of Hallowel
were callers at Charles Bates Sunday
Mrs. Anna Perkins was called I,
Madison by the Illness of a relative
Miss Eva Lorlng, who Is attending
school at the village, spent Thanks
giving with her mother. Mrs. Le6te
Brand
OAK HILL
Rev. j. +. Taylor preached yer,
interesting sermon last Sunday at tn
Oak nm schoolhouse at the close o
Sunday school. which Mr. Taylor con
Quoted as Mr.. Hutchins. the super
intendent was unable to be present
The school teacher, Miss Harmon
passed Thanksgiving at her home II
Madison.
Miss Eta Holt and her brothe
Amos both of Waterville passed