The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-02-08

| a, member OF the masonic ioose' No
| Arson.
All are glad to welcome Mr.. and
i Mrs. Ehen Carsley back to town
again
! Officers of Fernwood Grange will
be installed Saturday evening after
which supper will be served. Ladies
not solicited from please bring cakes.
The following are Ill with the grip
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tinker, Mr. and
Mrs. John Dunlap, Harry Atwood,
, Mrs. Frank viekery. Nan Dunlap,
Mrs. Mabel Knapp and Charles -Hoyt.
Undertaken John Butts was called
to New Vineyard early Monday morn
ing by the death of Mrs. Anne Barker
widow of the late Alonzo Barker.
Miss Alice Davis was not able TO
teach last week aud Josephine Spen-
Ger substituted.
The spool department has shut
down in the mill while saving the
squares.
Mrs. Lovinia Harvey passed her
S3rd birthday, Wednesday, Jan. "a. A
| fine birthday cake was presented her
! by Mrs. Della Clark and \ postcard
shower from her many friends
During the bad storm of last week
neither stage was able to make the
regular trip.
Mrs. Winnie Standish and son Lin
wood returned to Waterville Thurs
day.
Earle Atwood and family have
moved into the house with Mr.. At
woods mother. Mrs. Buzzell Atwood.
An auto came through from STRAIT
ton Monday, the car was equipped
with runners and other devices, max
ing II possible to run through the
snow any where a team is able to go.
CANAAN
Mr. and Mrs. Smith, former resi-
dents of kentucky. have rented the
residence of F. p. Furber on High
street and taken possession.
Blaine Fowler OF Wateryillc WAS
the week end guest of his aunt and
cousin, Mrs. Fannie Brawn and Mrs.
II. r. Harris.
Mrs Addie Putnam went to Show
hogan Monday to care for Frank Bos-
ton, who is Ill.
Mrs. Louise Nelson and Mrs. Lotto
Foster passed Friday in Skowhegan.
In the evening they attended the in
stallation of Sunset Chapter o. +. S.
Saturday evening, Feb. 3, the fol-
| lowing officers of Sunrise Chapter o.
L. S. were installed by Mrs, Addie
Mason, past matron, assisted by Mrs.
Addie Williams az chaplain and Mrs.
Edna Burrill as marshall: Worthy
Matron, Mrs. Clara Moody; worthy
IL atAtA
iron. Mrs. Addie Williams; conduc-
tress, Mrs Merle Harris; associate
conductress, Mrs. Mabel Gardner;
marshal, Mrs. Edna Burrill organist,
Mrs. Lettie Foster; warder, Mrs. Fan
ME Drawn: sentinel. Bryant Gleason;
Esther, Mrs. Ethel Groves; Martha,
Mrs. Ola Maxiield; Electa, Mrs.
Blanche Croker. The following
elective and appointye officers: Sec
rotary, Mrs. Addie Holt; treasurer,
Mrs. Edith Tibbetts; chaplain, Mrs.
Belle Mason; Adah, Mrs. NIinola
Hunt; Ruth. Mrs. Gertrude Mason
were unable to be present and will
be installed at the regular meeting
Feb. 10. Following the installation
| delicious refreshments OF sandwiches,
| butl Dttt dboOi ttN tdht anu tohIC NtiN
served by the following committee:
Mr.. and Mrs A. =. Gleason, Mr.. and
Mrs. f. II. Williams, Mrs. o. \.
| Moody.
Claude Thornton. who has been at
home for week with a severe cold,
was able to return to his work at
the Scott farm on Sunday.
SOUTHWEST CANAAN
! William Clark has gone to Brown
vile where he has employment for
the remainder of the winter.
Mrs Lettie Foster was a guest of
her nephew Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Deck
er of Skowhegan Friday and Satur
day.
| Miss Elizabeth Michaud of Fair
field and Eva Michaud of WaterWlle
passed Sunday with their parents MI
and Mrs. Peter AHchaud.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Levasser and
two children of Caribou are visiting
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
| Mchaud for a few weeks.
Ernest Hansoom and Mr.. Hopkins
OF Skowhegan were in town Friday.
Mrs Irving Davis and daughter
! Edna were guests of Mrs. Frank
! Pooler, Friday.
| Henry Manson and Sprague Taylor
| of Hinckley were callers at Willie
J Rolfe's recently.
George Williams and John Good
| ridge were in Fairfield Friday on
! business.
Miss Addie Merrill was a business
| caller in Fairfield Thursday.
Mrs. Charlotte Foster and Mrs. Alta
Smith passed Sunday with Mrs. Rose
/ Getchell.
| Mrs. Linnie Williams is visiting her
sister Mrs. Daniel Bowman of Fair
field for few days.
Minnie Williams of Wateryllle was
Sunday guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. George Williams.
Mrs. Lizzie Salisbury is in Somerset
Hospital, Skowhegan, where she was
operated on Wednesday for cancer.
BERTHE Clark was in Skowhegan.
Wednesday.
WEST ST. ALBANS
Mrs. Frank Braley entertained
few of the children of the neighbor