The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

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guests ut Wallace Taylors last Sun
day.
Mrs. Maurice Adams, who has been
patient at the hospital, returned
home last week
MADISON
\ very pleasant party was held
Thursday evening in Grange Hall in
honor of Miss Evelyn Flanders, who
recently resigned in the local electric
light Office, ii position which she mas
faithfully held for the past few years,
to accept a position with the central
Maine Power Company at Watervilie.
The evening WAS passed in ocial
manner with music and dancing. Miss
Flanders was the recipient of nice
trunk, "a slight token of the esteem in
which she is held by her many friends,
who wish her much success in her
new duties upon which he entered
Monday morning.
Mrs. William Kennedy returned
Friday night from few days bust
ness trip to Portland.
William Dixon was in Scion the last
of the week to coach the High School
on play which they are to give in
the near future.
Mrs. Harry Glover returned to her
home in Boston Saturday after passing
a week at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Frederick.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Gibbs and
daughter. little Miss Shirley, left. towp
Saturday morning for st. Petersburg,
Fla. where they VIII pass about three
months.
Messrs.l Caldwell and Walker have
finished filling their ice houses for
next summers trade They report the
ice to be in fine condition.
Deputy Sheriff Elmer Adams re-
turned the last of the week from a
business trip to Bangor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Emery. of No.
Arson, were in town Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Annette Perkins.
The Birthday Club met Friday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. Hattie Will
liams. Finch was played. refresh
ments were served and a very pleas
ant time reported
Miss Ida Mace who was called to
Starks by the illness of her mother
has returned and resumed her duties
at the home of John Stobie.
Fulton MeHilney returned Saturday
night from a few weeks passed in
Portland
Mrs. Blanch Adams]thfeftasdsst ihe
Y. q. Club Tuesday at her home on
Old Point Avenue. t"''"9 hhget'
Harold Smonds was business Wis
itor in Bangor last week. ii
Mrs. Linn Worster- MhB 2tSolSel Her
ankle one day last week in Tinkham's
store. Is as comfortable Az 0an be ea1
pected.
\ food ale was held Friday after
noon in The Union Store under the
auspices Of the ,LadieS' Aid of the Free
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II c. Prince. editor of the Madison
Bulletin. returned the first or The
week from a few days trip to Port
land and Boston.
Henry Todd, who has been the guest
for several week. at the home of Mrs.
Todds father. n b Weston. left last
week for Portland where he has re-
ceived an appointment from the Gov
eminent.
DR.. r. S. Tower was business
visitor in Norridgewock Saturday.
Miss Helen Prince returned Friday
night from Augusta, where she was
the guest for several days of friend:
in that city.
Mrs Lottie Green and Mrs. Della
Stetson of North Arson were calling
on friends in this place Saturday
At recent meeting Of Forget Me-
Not Branch of the l. s. s.. the fot-
lowing officers We're elected for the
ensuing year. President, Mrs. Della
+ Gray: president, Sadie Churchill;
second vioe president, Ms. Annie Nc
Color; secretary. Mrs. Addie Fred
eric; treasurer. Carrie Wescott; chap
lain, Winnie Sylvester. g.
The public installation ceremonies
of Minerva Chapter Eastern Star was
held Wednesday evening in their hall
in the |. o. o. f. Block before a
large attendance OF members ana
friends. At six o'clock cold meat and
salad supper was served. After short
businets meeting the doors were
thrown open to the guests and the
/ following officers were Installed by
district deputy, Emma Wright, assist
ed by Angie Lancaster as grand mar
shall and Bina Withee as grand chap
lain Worthy matron. Mrs. Effie Gil
ford; worthy patron. Walter Bird; as
sociate matron, frankie Hight; con-
ductress, Emma Bird associate con-
ductress. Emma Briggs; treasurer,
Lena Davis; chaplain, Mary Rush
worth: organst. Ethel Hansen; Adam.
Alice ingalls,; Ruth, Leona Moulton;
Esther, Ellie Hansen; Elector, Bertha
Herd; Martha, Helen Marden; war
den. Carrie McBray; sentinel Edgar
! Burns.
Mrs Samuel Bracket and little
granddaughter, Madlyn Adams. were
in Skowhegan shopping. Saturday.
| George Charles Is confined to his
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