The independent-reporter., 1922-12-28
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Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hussey OF
Skowhegan were the over Christmas
guests OF Mr. Hnssey's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George a. Hussey.
George Arris Of Augusta was the
guest of friends In town over Sunday.
Miss Mabel White was nome from
Augusta over Christmas.
Mrs. Gertie SIN til wes called to New
Portland last week by the death OF
her father
Ansel Clark was home from Cold
Stream over Christmas.
Mrs. Cora Miner was business Wis.,
itor in Portland last week.
All the girls In the stitching room
OF the shoe factory were presented
with a box of chocolates by their
foreman, Charles Pray. and Mrs. Pray
also presented the men In the cutting
room with cigars. while those en-
ployed in both these rooms presented
Mr.. Pray with very handsome Ma
sonic ring.
Mrs. Jane Mills and daughter Mrs.
Josephine Whiting are visiting MT.
and Mrs. Steve Mills in Oakland for
a few days.
Harold Pierce was home from Ban
gor over Christmas.
Rev. F. G. Davis Is to visit his son
In Augusta this week.
Phillip Carr was home from the up
river numbering camps over Sunday.
Eugene Haskell left Friday night
for the numbering camps above Jack
man where he will he employed dur
ing the remainder of the winter.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
tist Church held q sale and chicken
pie supper at their vestry last week,
Tuesday afternoon and even ng. which
was great success in every way. The
ladies' did not decide early enough in
the season to have their regular fair
that they usually do have, but the
booths which they did have were well
filled with articles which were quick
ly sold and the booths were very
pretty large supply OF aprons
were quickly disposed OF az we'll az
the great amount OF splendid candy.
The chicken pie supper was one Of the
best ever served and was well pa
tronized although the extremely cold
Il great many people at home.
The sad news of the death Of Mrs.
Carter, the landlady of the Norridge-
wock Hotel reached here the middle
of last week A few weeks ago Mrs.
Carter secured place as cook in one
of the up river numbering camps and
very recently on account Of poor
health was obliged to give up the
place. The day before she passed
away she was around the house as
well as she had been during the past
week and was found dead about ele-
ven o'clock. Mrs. Carter, although
n resident of this town but few
years. had many friends here who
will miss her and who extend their
sympathy 10 the hereaved family.
Mrs. Elizabeth Butler Is in poor
health.
Miss Alice Brown and Charles Blais-
dell hove been clerking at Frank
Trenchs store during the Christmas
trade.
Linn Wilder Is home from the lum
boring camps.
Roy Deyereaux was expected from
the numbering camps to pass the holi-
days with George Lunt
Mrs. Abbie Morrison left Saturday
for Pennington, her home formerly
where she will visit friends for a
short time.
Miss Annette Spauldlng is home
from Berlin, y H., for the holidays
ana IS passing a few days this week
with friends in Wilton.
Leavitt Newman of Wilton who is
teaching In New Hampshire has been
the guest OF the family OF F. W.
Spauldng for a few days.