The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-25

every udy III the year.
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groom received his education in the
/ Phillips schools and has been employ
ed on the train at various times. dur
ing this winter mas been in kingheld
working for the Jenkins & Bogeft co.
Al present he is working on the King
field train He with his bride VIII
return home to Phillips in April whore
he will have charge OF the marble
business which his mother has con
Quoted Nnce the death OF his rather.
All good wishes OF their many friends
are extended for much marital happi-
ness
The Ringtown Club met ri the
home OF Mrs. l.. l.. Mitchell MnnhaY
afternoon, January 10, the program
included n tasting party each mem
Der bringing some article OF food, eX-
changing and testing recipes. Roll
call food quotations. The next meet
ing Will he held January - with Mrs.
! Mary simmons. hostess.
/ Mrs. ]. Il. Garland was the host
| ess al the meeting OF Weelafialott
whist club Thursday afternoon, IAN
uarv 1Nt1. There were t0llr subSt-
tutes, Mrs. Eva Gordon, Mrs. Ada '.
! HuSc. Mrs Maurice Potter and Mrs.
Bernire Knapp. After the game re
freshmcnts OF sandwiches, nut bread,
cup cakes and coffee were served.
| County Nurse, Miss Rove made her
last official visit to Kinglield last week.
| This month marks the close Of her
second wear in Franklin county work
and it is understood that she is to
have Il vacation from her work next
! year.
Mrs. Warren Curtis underwent an
operation upon her mouth Thursday
forenoon. Dr. c. ". Bell Of Strong
assisted DR.. Garland in performing
the operation.
The January meeting OF Col. Asa
Whtcomb Chapter, d. y. H., was held
Friday evening. January 18th at the
| home of Mrs. Josephine 7. Nose, the
| hostesscs being Mrs. Nose and Mrs.
Ada Y. Huse A lot OF communica-
tons were read and considered. among
which were those relative 10 National
! Old Trails Road. Kenmore Associa-
ton. Tamassee University. Knox Me-
! mortal Association and the year hook
OF the Gardiner Chapter. Notes or
/ expressions of thanks for flowers or
! fruit were given by Mrs. Garland,
| Mrs Tufts Mrs. Hunncwell. Mrs. 4.
u. Vose and Mrs. Ruth NJ. simmons.
! 1t WAS voted to endorse tile name Of
| Alice FRYE Briggs of the Mary Dill
bingham Chapter. d. A. r. OF Lewis
ton Auburn for the office Of Record
ing Secretary General n. s. D. a, H.
in 1929. Communications were read
regarding the Lincoln Memorial Uni
vprsity located near Cumberland Gap,
Tennessee, the Nancy Hanks Memo
rial Association and brief extract
of this mountain school from the ar
ticle in the February Pictorial MI
gazine and the Nancy Hanks apron
pattern. Action will be taken on
tnis at the next meeting. Two pro-
miuent members OF the National so
ciety u. \. X. were spoken OF, Mrs
Mary s. Lockwood, the little moth
or" whose death occurred last Nov
elnber and Mrs. Rebecca Latimer Eel
ton, Americas first woman senator.
Mrs. Woodland, chairman OF American
iZation committee reported the obsef-
vance of the week in the schools and
churches of the town which was in
stigated by the ID. A. Il. 1t was also
reported that $11.j0 was received from
the sale of Health Stamps by the Or
ganization Three new members We're
voted in the local chapter. Delegates
elected to the state conference which
meets IT Wateryille March 21~22 are:
the regent, Mrs. Cora =. Watson, Miss
ella HunneWell, Mrs. Bernadinc Col
Irsollc. Mrs. Ellie Hutchins, Mrs. Ada
, v uuse, Mrs. Eva Gordon, Mrs. NIL
dred Dnane, Mrs GenevieVe Garland
alternates: vice-regent, Mrs. Joseph
inc Vose. Mrs Daisy Woodland. Mrs,
Ethel Bradbury, Mrs. Emma Nose,
Mrs Eva Gordon and Mrs. Emma NoSe
Mrs. Eunice Tufts, Mrs Myra CA9m-
berlain Mrs. Eyic Ilnse, Mrs. Jennie
Vose. The committee chosen Tor Inc
February or the next meeting are
Nfrs. Elizabeth +. Garville. chairman,
nIre Eva Gordon and Mrs Emma oNse.
The entertainment committee pres
euted an old history of Maine dating
back to 1905 and read extracts from
same. Mrs Emma Nose gave asa
piano solo, Dream of Autumn. Mrs.
Josephine Vose read sketches OF fam
oue Men and Women of Maine. After
tho meeting a supper was served III
IN dining room. Of oyster stow. crock
crs. coffee and doughnuts
WEST CORNVHLE