The independent-reporter., 1923-06-07
N0RRIpGEWOCK

the sCOngregatlonal CnuTcH are u
hold a meeting at the home of Mrs
ID. e. Taylor on Wednesday afternoon
the 18th instead of at the place and
date given on the League calendar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Crosby, Miss
Beatrice Mason and Charles Totman
OF Gardiner were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Crosby, Sunday.
At recent meeting of the school
committees of this and the adjoining
towns of Smithfield and Mercer, II
was voted to re-elect Supt. Edward
A. Simoneau for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Merrill OF Au-
gusta were guests OF friends In town
Sunday.
Mrs. A. B. Allen has been visiting
her father J. F. Woodsum and the last
of the week Mr. Woodsum sent a
truck load OF his. household goods to
the home OF Mrs. Allen in Rockland.
Mr.. Woodsom Is visiting his grand
children in Athens this week and later
will make his home with his daughter
in ROckland part of the time.
Mrs. Eben Miller has been very Ill
again.
Mrs. Edith Holt is making her home
Mrs. Lizzie Butler and caring for her
as Mrs Elsie Noble r. N. has returned
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman Beane of
Pleasant Ridge have moved into the
@. H. Blaisdelf house on the Water
Vile road.
Gny Grove accompanied by his
aunt Mrs. Frank Grove and SONS of
Waltham, Mass. recently made An
automobile trip to this town and were
the guests of s. r. Grove and family
over Memorial Day.
Mrs. and Mrs. Alvinza Whitcomb
have returned TO their home in New
Sheron.
Mrs. Herman Uhlman returned
Saturday to her Home In Detroit,
Michigan, after months visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
WorthIey. She will visit for a few
days In Boston with sister, Florence
Morrisette.
Miss Iona Pray returned last week
form Atlanta, Ga. where she has been
teaching during the past winter in
Spellman Seminary.
Charles Stevens has purchased a
new Essex coach, and Oscar Lock-
wood a new eight cylinder Oldsmobile.
Past. Masters Night was observed
by Lebanon Lodge F. & A. Mon Fri
day evening and at the same time they
were also hosts to the New Sharon
lodge. officers officiating during the
evening were: w. NJ, G. o. Carr 96;
s. w., L. l.. Robinson IA; ]. W.. e. s.
Miller 'O1: Sec. Il. w. Gilman 03;
treas., C. w. Farrand "a: chap. w. b.
Longley '07; s. d. o. c. Woodman 10;
]. D., d. J. Haynes '15; 8. s.. G. III.
Emmons 81; J. s., III. c. Hussey '05;
ST. c., e. s. Miller; /. A. H. Blaisdell
II: Q, G. J. Chandler IT; 3, Il. w.
Gilman; Marshall, A. H. Biaisdell; {;
Tyler, II. d. Burgess '08. Past. Mas
ters not officiating were. II. NJ. Carr
100; H. G. Bruce 10; @. A. Bruce 10;
Charles Condan 81; A. w. Kiddder'16.
The officers Of 1929 are: P. e. This
sell, w. M, F. G. Davis, 8. W.; G. F.
Lyons, J. W.; X. w. Gilman, Sec; G.
o. Carr, treas; E. A. Gilman s. w.; v.
T. Blaisdell, J. D.; A. H. Blaisdell, 8.
g.; G. H. Emmons. ]. S.; w. B. Long
ley, chap; H. s. Whiting, marshall; /;
o. C. Woodman, tyler, After the
work q delicious banquet of cold
meats, mashed potato, salads, pickles,
hot rolls, harlequin ice cream, assor-
tad cake, doughnuts. coffee, cigars
and cigarettes was served to the large
number present. Grand Secretary
Charles B. Davis OF Portland q for
mer member of Lebanon Lodge was q
guest OF honor and several others who
added much to the enjoyment OF the
evening by their remarks. Theseven-
ing was pronounced by all as one OF
the most enjoyable ever given by Le-
banon Lodge and much credit Is due
the present Worthy Master, Phillip
Phissell and his able corps of assist
ants.
Mr.. and, Mrs. Sidney Knowlton of
Waterville were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lyman Emmons.
The Girls Agricultural Club have
secured the room over the Office OF
Fred Thompson formerly the Whitney
office) and plan to hold their meet
ings there In the future. The next
meeting IL to be held on Saturday
aftsrnoon June ninth and II possible
in the new room. All girls who are
interested are cordially invited to
join the club.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Tobey of 0rono
were guests OF their parents In town
few days last week.
Harry Carr Is slowly recovering
from critical surgical operation
which was performed upon him about
three weeks ago.
Mrs. Harry Harris and two sons OF
Anson were over. Sunday guests OF
her mother Mrs. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Everett of Portland
were also guests Of Mr.. Everett's
mother, Mrs. Lewis over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Hussey OF
Skowhegan were Memorial Day
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. George A
Hussey.
Calvin Pierce has returned to his
home on he Mercer road after passing
several months at the home of his
nephew Jay Pierce on account of poor
health.
Mrs. M, G. Holt ia in poor health
Mr.. Holt is also suffering with rheu'
matism. R
Il. A. Ketchnm OF BOSTON was tht