The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-22

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on Thanksgiving Day it was postpon
ed until Thursday, December 6, wher
Mrs. Lucy Crombie entertains and Il
Is hoped all members may be able te
be present. as there ia much to b.
talked over.
ATHENS
H. S. Elliott and wife in company
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Judkins at
tended Kennebec Pomona at Belgrade
on Wednesday of last week. The
previous day was Pomona Day at East
Madison Grange which they also at
tended
Old fashioned dance In Grange Hall
at East Madison. Friday evening, Mo-
vember GARD. Supper will be served.
The chicken pie supper and enter
tainment furnished by the ladies of
the Methodist church at Grange Hall
on Tuesday evening. November 13.
was the social event of last week.
Eighty-three tickets were sold for the
supper which In every way merited
the reputation of similar suppers fur
nished by the society. The enter
tainment included the two act come
dy drama Listen Ladies'" with the
scene laid in town. Those partici-
pating being Annie Fox, Leona Bush,
Minnie Hight, Ella Ellingwood, Lucy
Kellogg Mona York. Eta Chapman,
Martha White, Lulu Buzzell and
Agnes Johnson. The musical num-
befs included violin solo by How
ard Cook with Mrs. Ellingwood. plan
list; vocal solo by Elizabeth Barker,
Mrs. Austin accompanied; piano
duet by Mrs. Vira Robinson and Mrs.
Mildred Brown. The net receipts of
the evening were above $40.
Mrs. May Morrill, and Della Herrin
of Cornville were in town to attend
the annual chicken pie supper on
Nov. 10. Mrs. Morrill, remained for
a few days visit with her sister Mrs.
Sadie Stodder.
Lester Walker and wife went to
Bangor, Friday evening to pass the
week end with Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Allen of that city. Meantime the
two gentlemen enjoyed some duck
hunting In the vicinity of Searsport.
Nelson Roweil and wife entertained
party of seven relatives Sunday
from Greenyille. Maine. These IN
cluded Blaine. Potter and four chill
dren, Mrs. May Potter and Miss Arlene
Potter.
Mrs. Ella Russell who has been at
Skowhegan for the past month, was
at home briefly Sunday in company
with H. c. Doe and family of Bling
ham with whom she will visit until
after Thanksgiving.
NJ. C. Foss entered upon his duties
Monday as driver Of the school con-
veyance from the east part of the
town to the village. F. G. Hight has
been driving until the present time.
The village schools close this week
for short vacation.
The M. E. B. Society meets this
week Thursday with. Mrs. Ella Filing
wood. "A, Christmas sale and enter
tainment will be held on December g.
The Sophomore class held a social
at the Academy, Monday night.
w, IN, Sanders has recently had a
radio inStalleA IN ,his home
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&George ailhan is at home from his
work in Harmony.
Bert Corson of Brighton was In
town Friday. -
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Bunker have
gone to ~Hartland to work for the
winter.
Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Woodbury. O
Parkman were in town last week call
ed here by the serious illness of Mr.
Woodbury's sister Mrs. Hattie Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Thompson visit
ed at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Der
Corson of Brighton, Friday.
Mont Sinclair has had the telephone
installed in his home.
Mrs. Addie Poland. was in Harmon,
Saturday.
Harold Sinclair attended the dane
at East Madison, Friday night.
Friends of Mrs. Hattie Campbell
are very pleased to learn she is gain
ing and able to sit up very little
Mrs. Alice Whitney who has beer
caring for her has returned to he
home in Harmony.
+. L. Bunker has gone to Skowhe
gan to stay for the winter with hi
daughter Mrs. Daisy Russell.
COLES CORNER
X Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ward celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary
Thursday, Nov. Is. Mrs. Earle Ware
served one of her bountiful dinner
| including a beautiful wedding cake
Owing to bad roads only few rela
tives were there. Mr.. and Mrs. Ware
received some fine gifts of flannels
silver and gold
VIII Nelson returned Saturday from
Sebos with deer.
Mrs. Hattie Giles came home Tues
day from Skowhegan where she ha
] been visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E. c. Trafton of Har
mony were visitors at Frank Allen
Sunday.
Miss Dorothy Herechauldt of Skow
hogan was caller in the neighbor
hood, Sunday.
CAMBRIDGE
Mr.. and Mrs. MacCapsland and Mrs
Lillian Raymond were In Guilford OF