The independent-reporter., 1922-03-16


her home by Illness.
Fred Poulin of the Poulin & Laney
clothing Company is in Boston for
lew days on business.
w w. Creation left Friday for a visit
in Boston and Providence, Il. |. In
The latter place lie will visit his broth
| eF.
+. J. Goodspeed of Wilton was in
own for several days visiting his un-
Gle George b. Fairgrieve. lie departed
Sunday
w. G. Savage of Waltham, Mass, re-
turned home Friday after spending a
Few days with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l.. Savage
Mrs. Lille Galway of Halowell was
in town owing to the serious illness
and subsequent death of her sister
Mrs. Darius Barnes.
Mrs Maria Folsom, who had been
spending the winter months at the
home of Darius Barnes, has moved to
the Cheney home, 5S Court street.
Mrs. Hazel b. Roderick returned to
her home in Portland Friday after
being in town because of the illness
of her mother, Mrs. Adolph Burk-
hardt
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kingsley of So
West Front street have returned home
after spending the winter in Kokarjo
where Mr.. Kingsley had charge of
crew of men employed by the Hol-
lingsworth & Whitney concern.
Last Thursday evening the Dancing
Club enjoyed another of their assem-
blies in Grange Hall with music by
Wallaces Orchestra The event was
largely attended. Dainty confections
were at the disposal of the dancers
during the evening.
One of the pleasant events Of last
week was the dinner party last Thurs
day night given by Mrs. Agnes Dun
bar at her home on Mt. Pleasant ave-
nue. in compliment to the alesladies
at the Ordway store. Those partici-
pating were Miss Nellie NJ Bean, Miss
Lydia Gagne, Mrs. Maud Lawrence,
Mrs. Lindon Lancaster Mrs. A. A.
Eames, Miss Alice y. Goodrich and
/ Miss Florence BangG.
Owing to Illness in the families of
members of the Pythian Sisters the
mock trial which was to have been
given last Friday evening was put
over until March 81. During Friday
evening the regular business was
transacted and refreshments of sand
witches. cakes and coffee were served,
The committee in charge of this affair
was Mrs. Helen Knight, Mrs. Nellie
Durrell and Mrs. Belle Donaldson.
Acquaintances of Mrs. Musa ID. Gee
will be interested to learn of her mar
riage to John f. Leonard which oc-
/ CURED at the home of Dr.. and Mrs.
Il. J. Shafer in Lowell. Mass. The
bride was attended by her daughter
and son, Mrs X. ]. Shafer and II. Ed
win Gee, Jr., Dr. |. j. Shafer and Mas
( ter William b. Shafcr. The couple
will reside at 10 Hcmenway street.
| Boston, and will be at home after
! April 1st. Mrs. Leonard was form
er resident of both Madison and Show
| hogan, having been at one time en-
gagged in the dressmaking business
here.
Plans are being made for "A happy
event in Grange Hall on April 9Th.
when the Milburn Club and Dancing
Club unite for masquerade ball. The
committee of arrangements are DR..
II. A. Dcrbvshire. II. Il. Smith, II. {.
Woodbury. c. p, Merrill, J. II. Jenkins
l.. II. Goldsmith Carl Curtis and
| Ralph Hill. The eNimated attend
ance, based on invitations sent out
/ will fill the dancing floor to capacity,
and it will be impossible to grant
privileges to anyone not receiving this
notice, unless a member of either
club, should not receive the notice.
The tickets are 500 admitting a
gentleman and one lady. No tickets
are transferable and there will he no
/ extra tickets for guestG. neither will
tickets be sold at the door to anyone,
whether members or not consequent
ly tickets must be purchased of the
committee before April 4. Music will
he furnished by Wallaces enlarged
orchestra, and refreshments will be
Gerved.
IILtlt litHt btNtll, Nt' ph'l Ihht5h
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Moody f. Jewell
of West Front street, who was rushed
to Wateryille by special train We'd
nesday night of last week to under
go an operation for the removal of Il
penny from the windpipe, has entire
~ recovered. The child, who is two
years old, swallowed the penny at
supper time and Dr. c, +. Richardson
of the Somerset hospital was called.
He recommended that the child be
given the attention of DR.. +. I. Hill,
a specialist in Waterville and accord
ingly a special train was immediate
ly placed at the disposal of the Jew
ell family and conveyed them to Wat
erville where the operation was most
successfully performed. 1t is need
| less to say that Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell
are exceedingly grateful to Conduc-
tor Hopkins. Engineer Bacon and 9TH
! er members of the train crew, who
made possible the trip to WaterVille
when the roads were hardly passable
and saved the little girls life. In
| one hour and six minutes from the
| time DR.. Richardson called Conductor
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