The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-20
kINGFIELD

KINGFIELD
"Peg o. My Heart" at French's Hall
Saturday evening, July s. was the
opening piece by the Trumbull Play
ers in which Isabel Gould is the star
and Lawrence Trumbull very great
favorite, support. In addition the
company, consisting of five other ar
fists, is so extremely good as whole
that individual mention is unneces-
sary. Isabel Gould shows in this part
her great versatility and charm to
the best advantage The audience
was large and appreciatiye and we
bespeak for this excellent company
good patronage on each returning en-
gagement.
The guarantors of the Radclif
Chautauqua held their first meeting
at the Chamber of Commerce rooms
in Kingfield, Monday evening. There
was very large attendance, the
guarantors numbering over thirty.
Herbert s. Wing was elected chair
man; Lester l.. Mitchell, secretary
and treasurer. The following COM
mittees were appointed Tent ar
rangcment, Seats and Stage, Horace
G.. Winter; Electric Lights, Cecil s.
French; Piano, Frank b. Hutchins;
Junior Work Mrs. a. e. Winter.
Voted to leave the appointment of
Ticket Committee with The chairman.
Very interesting and enthusiastic re-
marks were made by e. X. Grabeel,
advance representative Of the Radcl II
Chautauqua guarantors Everything
indicates very large attendance and
successful chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Brackett are
receiving congratulations over the
birth of a daughter, Leola Marie.
DR.. T.. l.. Pencils family were
here over Saturday and Sunday from
Auburn.
Judge John II. Deering who has
been spending two weeks in Kingield
returned to his home in Saco Sunday
morning. He has been taking Il little
vacation and rest following his pri-
mary campaign for Governor Dur
ing his stay here many of his friends
and supporters throughout the coun-
try and state visited him Saturday
n ght Quite a party of his friends
in this county took dinner with him
at The Herbert after which they spent
a very pheasant evening at the the
atre where the Trumbull Players gave
their first engagement to very large
audience.
:, Mrs. II. e. Jenkins returned home
last week from Stowe where she has
been visiting her sister. She was ac-
companied by her cous rs, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Warren of Auburn. Mr.
Warren is in charge of the building
of new % or 80 thousand dollar
school building at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman c. Small OF
Newark, n j., are visiting Mr.. Smalls
grandmother. Mrs. Selma Vose.
Mrs. Addie Hodgdon of Mechanic
Falls is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Carroll Young.
Earl Wing has made number oil
repairs on his farm house which in
clude two dormer windows, shingline
roof and raising up the shed and put
ting in cement floor, this to be used
as garage.
Leonard Riggs was home over Sun
day from Rumford where he is work
ing in a Paper Bag mill. He was
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Syl'
vester Searles and son Isaac ant
daughter, Mary, of West Prue.
Miss Louisa Riggs has just return
cd from Il vacation at Strong, Turner
Center Lewiston and Auburn Sh(
attended the High School graduation
at Strong and the graduation of hel
cousin. Owen Pilsburn, from The
Levitt Inst tute at Turner Center.
The wedding of Miss IIilda Fullel
of Stratton and Ted Cole of Lewiston
was solemnized at high noon at thu
home of the brides parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Bruce Fuller. at Stratton. Jul,
Sth. by Rev. j. T. Berry, using thu
impressive double ring service. The
bridal couple were attended by two
nieces of the BRIDE, Evelyn Fuller as
flower girl and Virginia Fuller as rims
bearer. Relatives and friends mum
bering about 25 were present. Tit
house was prettily decorated witt
evergreens and wild flowers with {
bower of same under which the brida
couple stood. The bride was gowneC
in white canton crepe and carried
bunch of brides roses. The groom
wore the conventional black. Mrs
Cole ia graduate of Mount Notrt
Dame and Mr.. Cole has employment
with an automobile concern in Lewis
ton. After the ceremony a lunch o
j, ice cream. cake and punch was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Cole lief
for Waterford to spend their honey
moon. They will make their home il
Lewiston. Their many friends wisl
them much happiness.
Mr.. A. L. Stafford of Reading
. Mass, came Friday to visit his mother
Mrs. Emily Stafford. who has beer
quite i'll the past few. days but il
now better.
Friends in town have received tn
announcement of the marriage of Mis-
Treva Ethel Moore to Paul Jane
Guilbert, July LIST, at Mantua, Ohio
Mrs. Guilbert will be remembered a
the niece of former Supt. F. +. Bald
win.
Miss Ethel and Isabel Bramley. o
Lawrence, Mass, came Saturda,
night for a sit in the family of thei
uncle, o. |. Landers.
Mrs. Chas. Kosher who has beef
snending A week with her sisters