The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-05
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Miss Avis Burrill is visiting her
sister Mrs Webster Bennett and
family in Scion.
Mrs. Marguerite Dunlap and infant
have returned 10 their home in Win
= throp. after visiting relatives in town
for two weeks
Miss Ruth Mcdonald has been en-
ployed in the Central office OF The
Farmers Telephone Co. during the
past two weeks. Il
The graded schools in, town re
opened Monday morning for the mid
winter term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Pereival have
returned from visit with Mrs. Per
cival'S daughter and family in Bangor
Mrs Emma Buxton of North Arson
his been given the position as one Of
the central girls at the Farmers Tel
ephone office made vacant by the res
ignation of Miss Lulu Huff.
Ralph Lancaster, of Madison, a stu
dent at the Harvard Dental College
WAS the guest of his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs D. r. Taylor on We'd
nesday. Jean Lancaster. who is at
tending the t. OF NJ, was also their
guest on Tuesday.
: Miss Annette Spauldng entertained
few friends on Wednesday evening
in honor Of her cousin. Mr.. Spaulding
Of Pcrham. Dainty refreshments were
served and Il delightful evening passed
by all.
A most enjoyable meeting Of the
! V l. s. was held ON Thursday after
noon at the Library, the hostess being
Mrs. Harriet Miller and Mrs. mise
Bigeow and their subject, Christ
mas" After the program refresh
ments OF most delicious home made
candies and popped corn were served.
The following program was given:
Business meeting; clippings: vocal
solo. Irish Lullaby" Mrs. Neva
Jones: reading, "A Merry Christmas
by Mrs. Jennie Whiting piano solo.
selection from one of Verdi's Operas,
Miss Ruth Blaisdell: reading, "A GIT
of love, Mrs. Harriet Miller; piano
solo, a selection in ~ minor by Porter,
Miss Kathleen buckingham; Mono
/ loguc. Mrs Lou Brown; Vocal trio.
"The Tide Of Life" Mrs. NeVa Jones.
! Mrs. Alther Haskell Mrs. Violet Far
/ rar with Mrs. Annie Merrill, accom-
PIANIST; reading. "The Legend OF st.
/ Nicholas. Mrs Mabel Miller: vocal
solo. The Girl Scout" Miss Frances
Dresser: reading, The Nativity Mrs.
Henrietta Wood; piano duet, "Nalse,
Mrs. Edith Jones. Mrs. Florence fay-
lor; reading "A recipe for an Ideal
Woman's Club Mrs. Annie Merrill;
Conundrums; America.
Earl, the little son of Mr. and Mrs.
c. S. Bennett met with very painful
injury last week by falling in the road
and having one of the rear wheels OF
a heavily loaded wagon pass over his
leg. With the aid Of friends the little
fellow was taken into a nearby house
and the doctor called. The leg and
foot were put into cast and 1t was
found the foot and ankle had been
seriously hurt During the first few
.ltlays after. thei accident the little TEL
low suffered severe pain
DR.. f.. NJ. Tower has purchased the
office and business of the late DR.. Ken
nison of Madison and has moved his
Office to that town.
The Ouinnebassett Embroidery Club
enjoyed a meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Charles Condor.
An alarm of fire was sounded on
Friday afternoon for fire in the
Crummett house on the Skowhegan
road The fire was said to have been
confined to a small area around an
overheated chimney
Miss Iona Pray returned to Tor
rington. Conn Monday, after passing
the holidays with her parents in town.
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their customary work though over 10
years old, is Edmund Taylor, who Is
IL years old, and thus far has cut
hauled, sawed. split and piled in his
shed ten cords of stove wood ana ne
is now cutting more.
Walter Grove was home from Bates
College over the holidays.
Mrs. H. w. Smith returned Thurs
day night from Hampden. where she
was previously called by the illness of
her mother, Mrs. Perkins.
Miss Annette Spaulding returned to
Wilton Monday.
Miss Edna Taylor has returned to
Beverly, and Miss Marion Taylor to
Boston, after passing the Christmas
vacation with relatives in town. -
Mrs. William Jardine, of Madison,
WAS the guest Saturday of Mrs. Chas,
Moore.
POWERS SCUOOLHOUSE
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Briggs of Show
hogan spent Christmas at the home
of Charles Bates.
Charles Fisher of Rochester. N. H.,
has been here Il few days. He sold
his mill to Il party from New Hamp-
shire, and the camps and lumber to
George Harlow.
Allie Spaulding of Perham has been
visiting his aunt Mrs. Henry Hogan
for few days.
Henry Hogan expects to have his
new gas lights installed very soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Micue were
in Waterville one day last week to
attend the funeral of MIR. Micue's bro
ther, who was found frozen near Fair
field Center
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