The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-01
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MISS cora frencD Vi UeSlWoou,
Mass. is the guest of her cousin Miss
Alberta Whipple.
The Farm Bureau will meet Satur-
day afternoon, November 10 with Mrs.
Flora Adams Miss Hare will speak
on Foods and Health.
Mrs. May Smith, who has been the
guest of relatives in Bingham the
past week is now stopping with her
niece Mrs. Magoon.
Fred Adams, John Savage and Au-
drey Kelley are at Forsythe hunting
this week.
have been appointed meat inspec-
tor and am prepared to stamp all good
meats. Bert w. Paul. 1w44+
Mr.. and Mrs. Aston Ward were In
Dexter, Sunday and brought their son
Lowell home who has been the guest
of his aunt Mrs. Ethan Robinson.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday
evening, Nov. 3. Universal presents
VIM. Desmond in MCGUIRE of the
Mounted w..
~ Services at the Congregations
Church next Sunday afternoon at 2.15
Rev. c. w. Rogers pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Coleman who
were the guests of their grandfather
and aunt at the Severy home, left fol
their home in Gloucester last week.
A. B. Wilmington of Boston was In
town Thursday night making a triI
through this section buying apples.
Lionel Lombard went to Portland
where he has accepted a position witt
IL Il
The Campfire girls and invited
guests enjoyed Halloween party a
the home Of Ella Paul, Thursda,
evening.
The Adams crew are pressing ha,
for George Chase.
There will be a special meeting o
Keystone Lodge F. & A. NJ, Wednes
day evening of this week, to work thu
third degree At the next regular
meeting the D. d. G. NJ. will be pres
ent and inspect the work
d. A. r. meeting Friday OF this
week with Mary Piper; roll call, Re
becca of Sunnybrook Farm; subjects
The Forts of Portland Harbor.
Ivan Wood student at the U. of NJ
was the guest of friends in town fol
the week end.
Miss Carrie Head who has been thu
guest of her sister Mrs. NJ. p. Pollard
for number of weeks, returned t
East Wilton, Mass, Friday.
Sumner Whipple left Friday morn
ing on his return "trip to his home II
Washington. He was to spend thu
week end with his nephew Mahlol
Whipple in Hudson, Mass. and spent
some time with his son in Kentuck.
before going west.
The American Realty Company mel
who have been in town counting pull
finished work and left town the las
of the week.
j. C. Pierce who has been il
Florida the past week arrived II
town Tuesday noon.
Fred Magoon and Malon Patterson
were in Norridgewock, Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bennett ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Patterson made bust
ness trip to Skowhegan and Water
Vile, Saturday.
Clyde Badger of Worcester, Mass
is the guest Of his sister Mrs. Herr!
Treat.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Livingston ant
Mrs. Chas. Holway took drive Sun
day to Rangeley Lakes and Oquossoc
Mrs. Elizabeth Sherbourne and sol
Rev. John Sherbourne have gone t.
Hallowell for few days stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Bowness OF Dan
vers, Mass. was recent guests of MI
and Mrs. Ernest Paul.
LADIES' AID FAIR
The Ladies' Aid Society held thei
annual fair at the Grange Hall, Oct
26th. The fair opened at Q o'clock
The hall was very pretty with its ar
tistic booths in charge Of the follow
ing: The apron table had a variet.
of aprons for all kinds of work an
was in charge of Clara Murphy ant
Nellie Paul. The candy table wa
attended by Amber Hall and Cor
Knowles and contained variety o
delicious kinds. The fancy worl
table was beautiful with its work o
art and was in charge of Edna Has
kell, Hester Brown and Mrs. Georg
Bennett. The notions table was wei
covered with useful and pretty arti
Giles and was in charge of Angie T
Livingston and Fannie Holway.
Al ~. 81.