The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-20

AfA. fftu d fuulln NlSlIed SdLuT-
day ana Sunday with friends in All
gnsta.
MIR. and Mrs. g. b. Fairgrieve went
to Wilton Saturday morning for a visit
with Mr. Fairgrieve's nephew and
family
Miss Airline Plummer and Miss
Evelyn Bridges went TO Miss Plum
mer's home in Benton. Saturday morn
ing for week end visit
Perley Grant of Fairfield was in
town FRIDAY on business connected
with the lecture at the Uniyersalist
Church in thai town. tomorrow nighf.
Mr. and Mrs Gerald Marble and
little son went to Maiden. Mass
Sunday for a visit with Mrs Marble
parents Mf Marble returned home
Tuesday, Mrs Marble remaining for "a
longer visit.
Mr. and Mrs Harry c Day have a
little daughter. Mary Moore Day. horn
Thursday noon Charles y Day. the
proud grandfather tells the Reporter
that he has coat and bonnet all
bought for the httle lady.
A regular meeting of Golden Rod
Branch I s s was held last Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Harry Chase.
The afternoon was spent in sewing
for needy family. The next meet
ing OF the society will be held on
December an AT the home OF Mrs.
Rosaie Cote ON French street
Az business meeting OF the Festi-
vat Chorus held last Thursday even
ing at the Smith Music Store. Frank
Oddly was reelected president for the
coming year and the other following
nflcers were elected Secretary.
Mrs Pearl Pomerleau. treasurer and
directors Mrs Rose Borden pianist
Mrs Mildred Weston.
Somerset Council No POSE Knights
of Columbus. are considering plans
for a show 10 be given sometime IN
February The knights have wanted
10 present a play for two years past
but there have been 80 many events
81 the Kind that they did not think
II expedient to enter into the under
taxing They feel Justified there
lore "a claiming an opportunity this
season
The final roll-oY In the turkey con
test will be held az the bow l0drome
Tuesday evening az 2 30 O'Clock Eli
mination matches have been IN prog
ress for the last four or five weeks
ahd those qualified 10 try for the COB
ler are Carter. 4S7. Bolduc. 5l2
T. Smiley. So r Bell. 40. n. Smith
80. c. White 506; A Savage. t72
A TobeS. AIS , sedgley. ATS; l.
Dngas 45s J Lewis, 40. p Comber.
4s6; o GAIA. 493 " Tracy. 49s, and
J. Harrison Alb.
Charles Savage Of Norridgewoek
was in town Thursday attending 10
matters of business Mr. Savage and
his wife With Gardiner Savage Of
Madison left Monday last for Col0ra-
do They will Ro 10 Galeton. Col first
where the gentleman last mentioned
viii remain for a time with his sister
Mrs Charles Leadbetter and then Mr.
and Mrs Savage viii proceed 10
salida Col To visit his aunt, Mrs
Nancy PHrlin They Will he away
until toward spring.
MIR and Mrs Edgar Nodine. pro
prietors OF the nigh IL Camps at
Rowe Pond were IN town Friday
On matters of business. Mr. and Mrs
Nodiue are to establish their home on
Middle street this winter and plan to
come here November E9th They have
Two children "A daughter. Virginia,
who will be a sophomore at high
school and a son. Ira, twelve years
old Mr. Nodines father. eighty eight
years Of age will accompany them.
NJ Nodine reported quite q heavy
fall ~ snow upriyer,
Victor Wrenn was a caller at the
Reporter office Friday. being on his
way 20 Madison for an overnight visit
with his mother He came to Bruins
wick to sing with the Beverley Club.
Mr. Wrenu Is one Of the faculty at the
New England Conservatory OF Music
in Boston and is also student there
and Will graduate next June He is
now planning To do post graduate
work az the Conservatory another
year MIR Wrenn il singing much
and on Tuesday night sang with the
Lopez quartet for broadcasting from
the Hume Music Studio. He had
several solo parts
A delightful birthday surprise par
" was given by Miss Phyllis whiting
AhHA i6Na9 FfFiilhBf at ttti
for Miss Agnes Cockburn Cards and
music were enjoyed during the even
ing prizes being won by Miss Helen
n lies. first and Miss Marie Bison,
consolation The guest OF honor
was presented with a dainty gift of
SILK underwear during the evening
Delicious refreshments OF sandwiches,
hot chocolate, pickles, brownies and a
birthday cake were served. The
young ladies' present were the Misses
Mary Merrill. Helen M. lies. Marie
Bison, Dorothea Clough. Ethel Hub
bard and Birdena Valiere.
\ delegation of Royal Arch Masons
were in Madison Tuesday night where
permission had been granted for the
holding of a special convocation of
Somerset Chaper, No. Is. The Mark,
Past and Most Excellent Masters De-
grees were conferred and chicken
supper was furnished by the Order of
Eastern Star at Madison. The fol-
lowing are the officers: High Priest,
Charles +. Nitschke; King, Frank r.
Madden; Scribe, G., e. Avore. treas