The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-29
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of her daughter Mrs Milford Tibbetts
on Sunday. Her relatives and friends
remembered her with gifts and cards,
among the gifts being a very hand
some birthday cake sent from Auburn,
baskets of fruit and flowers.
Nicholas Miller is very i'll.
Miss Alice Townsend left Wednes-
day for visit with friends and rela-
tives in Bangor.
Mrs. Russell Staples and little son
Richard of Oldtown were over Sunday
guests of DR. and Mrs II. ". Smith.
Mrs Helen Pierce is confined to her
home with very bad cold
Mrs Edward Simoneau was called
to WaterviIle Saturday by the i'll
ness OF relative
Miss Annette Spaulding has been
home during the past week from Ber=
lin, y H., whore she is teaching.
Mrs. UlmOnt Stanley is again able
TO be out of doors after IN Illness Of
severed weeks.
The members of Somerset Rebekah
Lodge and their families enjoyed
picnic supper and entertainment at
their hall on last Friday evening. The
new ueBltt HidH hlt " NPdi ms -
work the degrees on candidates in the
near future.
The W0man's Working League held
an all day meeting at their vestry,
Tuesday to finish work for their an
nual spring sale, supper and enter
tainment which they viii hold at the
Congregational yestry ON April 10th.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tfl2
Maryland Rogers returned the last
of the week from Cold Stream. where
he has been engaged in numbering for
several months.
The combined choirs of the Baptist
and Congregational churches are 70
give Easter Cantata THE story OF
Easter" by II. NJ. Suits at the yesper
service to be held in the Baptist
church on Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. 1t is hoped that q. large
number of people will attend this ser
vice as all are most cordially invited.
A special Easter sermon will be
given by Rev l.. d. Tibbtts at the
morning service : of the Baptist
church and instead of the usual Sun
day School service the children are TO
Roland Priest OF Skowhegan was
the over Sunday guest of his grand
father l.. y. Stevens and family.
Miss Dorothy Kierstead of Hoxie
was in town Friday.
The Congregational choir are to give
special Easter music at the morning
service on Sunday morning and the
pastor Rev. f. G. Davis Is 10 give an
Faster sermon.
Mrs. Clarence Groves and little
daughter off Madison were guests OF
Mrs. Belinda Groves on Saturday.
Leavitt Newman of Berlin, N. II.
has been the guest of +. w. Spauld
ing and family during the past week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Bap-
fist church are to hold their Easter
sale, supper and entertainment at
their vestry. Thursday Of this week.
The members of the o. Il. G.. Club
were delightfully."- entertained by Mrs
Wallace Witham on Tuesday after
noon of last week
Mrs. Cynthia Lawless was in Madi-
son last Friday.
Miss Mildred Henderson of Madison
was the guest of Mrs. Walter Taylor
on Saturday.
Mrs. Josephine Whiting was in
Skowhegan on business Thursday.
r. f. Jewett and his mother Mrs
G.. S. Jewett visited in Fairfield and
Waterville Friday.
Miss Phyllis Whiting aud friend
Miss Fox of Skowhegan were the over
Sunday guests of Miss Writings
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Whiting.
A special meeting of Labanon Lodge
+. e A. NJ was held on Friday even
ing. and refreshments were served al
ter the work.
Work is being rushed mt the shoe
factory as there is more work than
can easily be taken care of by the
regular workmen. In several of. the
departments the crew have been
working evenings during the past few
weeks.
Hartley Buckingham has returned
home from the up river numbering
camps where he has been employed
during the winter.
Mrs Albert Blaisdell enjoyed a
visit from her sister" from Oakland last
week, the sister returning home Fri
day.
Ed Lessore and family have moved
from Madison to Mr. Lessore's moth
er's house on the north side of the
river
Mrs Mary Longley went to Madison
the first of the week and later went
to Skowhegan WIRE she will remain
for time.
Lyndon Hale returned Saturday
night from a four months trip to
Huntsville, Ontario, where he went
for special cornet study with Prof.
Clark, one of the recognized authori-
ties on cornet study in this country
and perhaps in the world. Prof.
Clarke has been conducting seventy
or more piece band in Huntsville and
selected Mr. Hale as first cornetist
1t was also another compliment to
Mr.. Hale for Prof. Clarke to give him
personal recommendation 10 teach
the Clarke Cornet Method.
Ansel Clark returned Saturday from
Cold Stream. where he has been lum-
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