The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-19

annual installation Of 0ihcers ihurs-
day evening. Jan l2th at n. OF +
Hall. After a short business meeting
the doors were thrown open to VISIT
ors and the installation ceremonies
were conducted in very pressing
manner by the Grand Deputy warden
Mabele Robinson, of Wateryilie. as
sisted by Alice Pierpont or Augusta
as grand guide and Merton Dagget as
grand chanlain. With Miss Florence
McAuley at the piano. The following
officers were duly installed for the
ensuing year: J. p. warden, Kathe-
rine Morrow; warden, Henry Bearon
vice warden. Jennie Bearor; secretary
Flora Beaulier; financial secretary
Fred Pierpont; treasurer Annie
Strang; chaplain, Laura Brooks
guide, Charles Towne; guardian, Alice
Pierpont; sentinel. Mable Beauller
trustee for three years, Annie Gagnor
After the installation ceremonies the
following entertainment was given
Piano and cornet duet. Elsie and FER
cy Houle; remarks, grand deputy war
den, MabIe Robinson; song. Hubert
Hilton; piano solo, Pauline Beauiler
remarks, Alice l.. Pierpont; song, Hu-
bert Hilton. Refreshment: OF ice
cream and saltines were served after
which dancing was enjoyed until
late hour.
INDIAN SPRING LODGE
At special meeting OF indian
Spring Lodge, |. o. o. F.. which was
held Friday evening the following
officers were installed for the ensuing
year. the installing 'otticers being
District deputy grand master, Ernest
Gilman, of Norridgewock, with Geo
Chandler also of Norridgewock, as
slated by Otis NJ. Hilton as grand sec
rotary and Sheldon Greenleaf as grand
treasurer: John Williams as grand
warden; Judge c. o. Small as grand
chaplain, and d. c. Warden as grand
guardian; noble grand, Ernest NJ
Crowther; vice grand, Carl ingalls,
secretary, j. Frank Withee; treasurer
G. ID. Perkins; warden. F. 0. Paine;
conductor. Wallace Mckinney; chap
lain. George McSorley; inside guard
ian. Warren Blackwell; outside guard
Horace Savage; right scene supporter
Charles Frazier left scene supporter
Charles Lakeman; right supporter 10
noble grand, Chauncey Chandler; lert
supporter to noble grand, Arthur
Head, right supporter to vice grand
X. c. Gilman: left supporter to vice
grand, John Murray; past noble
grand, Harry Caldwell. Following the
installation ceremonies there were
short speeches by district deputy Gil
man district deputy marshall Chand-
Ter. and past grand master, Judge L.
O. Small. At the close of the lodge an
oyster supper was served in the BAN
quet hall.
MADISON CENTER
William Langley has closed his cot
tage and with his family moved TO
Madison for the remainder OF the win
ter.
All felt sad when they learned OF
the passing away of G. A. Simons. lie
had gained the pame of Happy Simons
by his pleasant disposition. Had a
amile, and pleasant word for every
one. He will be missed.
49, Mrs. Eleanor Foster, teacher at the
{ IN Aex y OIueI q spelnt .iio 49, 49,
With her Pa; a1uifnt, Mrs. Geftrude Iuce.
MI, and Mrs. II. ID, Spear were al
Skowhegan Friday o}attend the nun
eral. of c. A. Simons.
Hope all s,inshiners will send a
birthday card to Mrs. j, Morse.
Lower Southampton. \. B., Route z
to be received by Jan. End. 4
- TWELVE CORNERS
Miss Muriel Richardson, who has
been spending week at Scion with
friends. returned home Saturday oil
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dean and daugh-
ter Leona, spent the day Sunday at
North Arson. at the home of his uncle
Clifford Clarke.
Many friends of Mrs Lucretta Steele
will be pleased to know that she has
recovered from her operation and can
see fine.
Mics Eleanor Foster is adopting the
new plan by serving hot dinner at
the school house, for those WHO have
TO take their dinners.
Several in this vicinity have been
cutting ice at the Lake.