The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-19

Belgrade passed Sunday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. H. S. Richardson.
KINGFIELD
The Christmas Present club was
entertained at Mrs. |. L. Eldridge's
Wednesday October II in honor OF
j Mrs. II. G. Winters birthday. The
afternoon was passed socially and a
regular dinner was served at night
Mrs. F.. A. Frost presented Mrs
Winter with nice birth day cake
and each member gave an apron.
Weelaffalett Whist club held its first
meeting Thursday afternoon October
II with Mrs. Erma Winter. All OF
the twelve members were present.
Fruit punch, fancy cookies, salted
peanuts were served.
Harold Winter was home for few
days the last of the week. He was
accompanied by friend Ralph Jope
of Portland The two men in COM
pany with Mr.. H. G. Winter went to
the Hutchins place hunting Thurs
day and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Raymond Phillips
have gone to Bennington, Vermont
to visit their son Clifford Phillips.
Signal Light Chapter, o. E. s. Will
entertain OppDlunski Chrapter
of Strong at their next regular meet
ing Tuesday evening October "a.
The Senior class of the Kingfieid
high school gave a Halloween Mas
queraNe Ball and card party at
French Hall Friday evening October
30 (Tweed's) Hyde's piece orchestra
ira will furnish the music. Tables
will be arranged around one side OF
the hall where all sorts of games with
cards will be enjoyed. There will be
witch to go around among the crowd
and tell fortunes. Ice cream, cake,
candy, cocee and vanilla creams Will
be served. The usual box supper
will be omitted.
There was inspection of Signal
Light Chapter o. Il. S. Tuesday
evening when District Deputy Grand
Matron Mrs. Josephine Riley OF
Sabbattus was present. There was
large attendance and fine banquet
the committee for which were Mrs.
Daisy Woodland, Mrs. Erma Winter,
Mrs. Nellie Libby, Mrs. Hattie WILDER.
Mrs. Grace Gilman, Mrs. Ruth Potter,
Mrs. Kate French.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Masterman OF
Phillips have moved to kingiield
where Mr. Masterman has employ
ment wwith the Wing Spool & Bobbn
j Company.
/ The X. H. S. Students are planning
for Halloween party and dance
Friday night October 20.
Mrs. Lily r. Schafer will return to
her home in Lynn, Mass this week
after having passed vocation OF
two weeks with her sister Mrs. M
| D. p Thompson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Bradbury and
son Edward plan to spend the winter
with Mrs. Bradbury's father NJ. d.
p Thompson.
The annual harvest supper of the
of the Baptist Church will be held
Friday at the usual supper hour at
j the Baptist vestry.
i The Superintendent and teachers
of the Juvenile Department of the
Universalist Sunday school, Mrs. j
e. Voter superintendent, Mrs o. c
Dolbier. Mrs. r. l.. Kimball and Miss
Alice Thompson gave social to the
school, Saturday afternoon from tt
at the Universalist vestry. There
were twenty-five or thirty presen
and the usual good time enjoyed
The ladies above served refreshments
of buttered pop corn, popcorn cakes
assorted cake and punch.
Mr. and Mrs. Crossman who have
been spending the summer in towI
will start their return to Lexington
Kentucky, Friday. On the eve o
their departure they have been enter
tanned at dinner at number o
different places in town.
Mrs. Chansonetta Emmons anC
daughter Miss Dorothy Emmons will
return to their home in Newton. Mass
the latter part of the month. The,
have been in town for much OF TIT
summer.
The October meeting of the ID. A
r. will be held Friday October 20, thu
general subject will be The &c
ography of Maine.
Rev. George B. Southwick of Lewis
ton will preach at the Baptist Churcl
Sunday. Mr.. Southwick was
former pastor of this church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Quint and sol
Richard of Lewiston have been pass
ing some time at Mt. Bigelow Camps
are in town this week visiting th'
formers parents Mr. and Mrs. JONI
Quint.
Mrs Harry Tufts and family hav'
moved from one of the Twin Houses
on Salem Street to the island.
Mr. and Mrs. Eflery McVoy arr
living in the rear rent over Harold
Hutchln's store.
MOOSE RIVER