The independent-reporter., 1922-10-26
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i Miss, Charlotte Millett of Gorham
spent last week in town as guest of
Eta Martin and Alice Clark
George Gordon and wife of Moscow
were calling at Urban Spaulding' s
last week.
! Mrs. Leweryson of Bingham spent
last week with her daughter, Margie
Merrill.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell have
closed Pierce Pond Camps, and are
at home.
Thomas Morris and John Crockett
of Guilford and Mrs. Fannie Smith of
Bingham were calling on friends and
relatives one day last week.
The threshers are in town at pres
ent A small lot of grain this falls
Mrs. Blanch Spaulding is spending
the week with her mother, Mrs. Han
nah Foss of Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman Smith of
! Portland are spending the week end
: with Mrs. Smiths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Eugene Clark
George Baker has gone to Bald
> Mountain
As Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clark were
on their way to SkOwhegan. Mr.. Clark
was taken seriously ill., He was TAX
en- to his sisters, Mrs, Piper's OF Solon
where he was under the doctors care
! for two days. They returned home
/ Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Powell have
gone to Bald Mountain to cook this
winter.
Guy Beane is trapping on his home
place across the river, meeting with
good success.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Spaulding are
spending the week end with Mr.. and
Mrs. Penley of Rumford.
Prof. Pomery and family of Lewis
ton spent the week end at their camp
at Pleasant Pond.
) Dr. and Mrs Briton of Lewiston
also spent the week end at their camp
The Woman's Club had very inter
esting meeting at Vesta Clark s last
week Subject political Parties and
What They Stand For" Roll call, say
| ings from former statesmen; reading
"The Democratic Platform by Alice
: Clark" 1.-The Republican Platform by
Florence Clark" why | am Repub.
lcan," by Eunice Spaulding; globe
contest furnished by Maud Clarke. Re-
Ifreshments were served consisting ol
ice cream and cake. Hostesses Yes.
ia Clark and Maud Clarke.
KINGFIELD
Miss Gladys Dolber of Freeman
IlG Af al
married Sunday. October Is, by Rev
Walter Beedy at the home of thu
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b
Dolbier. The bride attended ant
graduated from the Kingfield higl
school and has taught successful!
for number of terms and is nov
teaching in Phillips.
Miss Velma Banson is in Boston fol
two weeks vacation. Mrs Happi'
Simmons is taking her place in tn,
post office.
L. n. Wyman is changing over hi
stable into a garage II. X. Mcken
ney is doing the work.
The regular meeting of Col. AS.
: Whitcomb Chapter has been postpOn
|, ed for one week and will be held Fri
day October 81.
Rev. G. B. Southwick preached a
the Baptist church, Sunday, Oetobe
16, to good sized audience boil
morning and evening. There wa
special music which included in tn
morning a fine duet by Mrs. A G
Winter and Miss Leo Barnjum and il
the evening a chorus choir. Sunda,
marked the twenty-ninth anniversar
| of Mr.. Southwick's first preachin
service in Kingfeld as pastor of tn
Baptist church which position he he'll
for seven years. He was the frs
pastor of the Baptist church as 1t nov
is and was largely instrumental il
having the old Union church bull
over and remodeled and in building
the parsonage. Many friends in tow
were interested to learn that his tw
oldest daughters are married. Marion
living in Solon and Lois in New
Hampshire. The youngest, aged
years, has just entered Bates Colleg
: and Mr.. and Mrs. Southwick nav
moved to Lewiston to be with thei
: daughter during her college course
Previous to this Mr.. Southwick ma
had nastorate in New Hampshire.
Rev. c. B. Mckenzie of Manset, Me
: has been called to the pastorate o
the Baptist church, has accepted tn
call and expects to move here righ
away and to preach at the church mex
Sunday, October %.
A party of ladies from Watervill
and Madison were guests at The Her
i, bert Wednesday noon to lunch. The.
were, Mrs. Nellie A. Sawyer, Mrs
Alice B. Dyer, Mrs. Eff1e ID. Weston
Z. Mrs. Marion b. Green, Mrs. Mabe
Lancaster, Mrs. Marada Norris, Mrs
Sara NJ. Glidden, Mrs. Alice Morrison
Mrs. Mary A. Stobie, Mrs. Bertha c
| Herd, Mrs. Annie Small, Mrs. Mabe
: Rushworth and Mrs. Vira Emer,
of Madison; Mrs. Julia Tinkham o
Anson. Mrs. Henrietta Hayes of Day