The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14
NORRIDGEWOCK

celebrate His HilttlH Hit '-i''"N "
afternoon Vas much enjoyed bf me
children Who were entertained with
games and served dainty refresh
ments.
Lyndon Hale left last week for
Hnntsv lie. Ontario, where he is TO
study the cornet under the very eff
feient teacher. Herbert L. Clarke
The four children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
GUY Emmons have been confined to
their home by Illness during the past
TWO weeks.
Dr. ". f. Brown was recently call
I'd to Clinton by the serions Illness
Of 4 relative
The children OF Mr.. and MIRA. Arthur
Huff are III With Ihe whooping cough.
Mrs. F. &. Davis is suffering with
an infected hand and Saturday was
Obliged TO undergo q slight surgical
operation upon H.
A Christmas Cantata is being pre-
pared by tae two choirs OF The
churches which will be given the
Sunday before Christmas. The name
OF the eantata is "The Hope Of the
World by Schneider.
On Tuesday of next week. Dec. ~,
the ladies' OF the Baptist churoh arc
10 hold a Christmas Sale and Chick
en pie supper at their vestry.
On Friday evening Of next week
will occur the December picnic sup
per for Rebekahs and their families
al Their hall. All members not soil
cited for anything else please bring
cake and everyone Is requested to
bring an inexpensive present for the
Christmas tree.
On Thursday Of this week the mem
hers of Somerset Grange are to hold
special meeting for the election OF
officers. A picnic supper viii be
served at $50 in their dining hall and
all the members are requested to
bring cake, doughnuts or pie unless
they have been previously solicited
John Boone is recovering from a
serious illness OF intestinal influenza.
D. Leone Jones is recovering from
a slight attack OF typhoid fever.
Mrs. Mabel Wright has been a re-
cent business visitor in Boston.
The members of Lone Star Temple
Pythian Sisters enjoyed a picnic sup
per before their meeting last week
Wednesday evening.
The Central Maine Power Co. are
but ding an electric light line from
the Smithfeld road to the East Pond
camps and residences.
Everyone Is rejoicing over the fact
that the shoe factory is running on
full time and there are a lots OF
orders ahead.
Mrs. Ansel Clarks and Mss Rmh
Mcdonald We're recent visitors in
Watervile.
Mrs. Wallace Sheaff underwent a
slight surgical operation at her home
last week Tuesday. Doctors Ames
and Richardson were In attendance,
Charles Woodcock of North New
Portland and Miss Helen Powers of
Madison were Sunday guests of friends
In town.
Agnes Bennett has been on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Allen were
recent guests Of friends in Larone.
Walton Neil and his sister Arlene
were over Sunday guests Of friends
and relatives in West Norridgewock.
They attended Il school entertainment
at the Grange Hall given by some of
the former schoolmates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones returned
last week from Augusta and Lewis
ton where they have been passing a
few days with relatives.
We hear that Roy G. Fairfield, who
has been with the Park-Union For
eign Banking Corporation, Shanghai
for. the past two years, joined the
staff of the Asia Banking Corporation,
Shanghai, on September 1st.
Mrs. Edna Emmons delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the o. Il. c.
1T her home last week Tuesday after
noon. Dainty refreshments of sand
wlches, whipped cream cake, tarts
and coffee were served.
Skates coneaved, Clevelands Shop,
Russell St, Skowhegan. Call or send
by mail. 2w5Ot
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Whiting accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Cony Russell to
Skowhegan Sunday, where they were
the guests of relatives.
Among those who attended the fu-
neral services of Mrs. Ida Kilgore in
Skowhegan were Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Rogers, Fred a. Tobey and Wallace
Taylor. Mrs. Kilgore was well known
in this town and leaves many friends
TO mourn her loss.
The members of Cedar Chapter O.
b. s. enjoyed n picnic supper of es-
ca Hoped potatoes, cold meats and
salads with other good things which
are always served at such time before
their meeting on Thursday evening.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of inspection and for initiation
and the inspecting officer for the even
ing was the Grand Matron of the O.
ID. s. OF Maine. Mrs. Millward G. Pat
ten OF Topsham. The degrees were
conferred in a manner showing care
full study and the work was highly
praised by the inspecting officer who
also gave delightful and instructive
remarks for the good of the order /