The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-26
lANAAN

The Prescott Free Library Associa-
ton presented the following interest
ing musical program at Grange Hall,
Tuesday evening, June nth: Piano
duet, Mrs. Lettie Foster and Doris
jewell: song, Tripolie. Mary Clifford
and chorus; solo. Red Moon. Doris
Clark; piano solo, Zelda NJ. Foster;
solo. Sunshine of Your Smile. Miss
Bertha Gandreau; encore, Just Girl
That Men Forget; Barney Google, Ro-
bert Jewell and Fred Chadbourn in
costume who responded to an encore;
piano duet, Mrs. Foster and Esther
Bean; song. Dream Daddy by chorus
and tableau piano solo, Ethelyn
Crommett; song. That Old Gang ~of
Mine. Roland Drawn; Jack CARLY,
Gordon Gleason piano duet, Mrs.
Foster and Zelda Foster; song, Drift
ing Back to Dreamland, Doris Clark
and chorus; song, Annebell, Bertha
Gendreau encore, Indiana Moon
piano duet, Mrs. Foster and Louise
Jewell; song. Daddy's Wonderful Pal,
Christine Burrill; song, June Time,
Mary Clifford and chorus; song, !
Had But Fifty Cents, Bertha Gandreau
| in costume; tableau, America. Those
taking part in the chorus were Doris
Foster,> Doris Jewell, Phyllis Chad
bourne, Esther Clark, Alitha Estes,
Grace Written, Christine Burrill, Es-
Their Bean, Earlene Burril and Zelda
Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harris, Miss
Sadie Nelson, Mr.. Beale of Skowhegan
enjoyed an auto trip to Ripogenus and
Kineo Saturday. returning Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs Ernest Holman of Will
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Tibbetts and
Mrs. Virginia Nye of Waterville pass
ed Sunday at their old home in town
Miss Hester Harris who has been
visiting her aunt Mrs. Frank Nelson,
went to Skowhegan last week for n
visit
Mrs. F. C. Lovejoy and two little
sons Robert and Frederic of Farming
ton are passing week with her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Edin Holt.
Carrabassett Lodge F. & A. NJ will
observe June 80 as st. Johns Sunday
Services at the church at 2.30. Rev.
'Roderick J. Mooney, d. D., will de-
liver the sermon. 1t is hoped that
there will be a large attendance OF
Masons in this vicinity. An invita-
ton has been extended to Sunrise
Chapter to join them. There has been
special music engaged.
Cards have been received announe-
ing the marriage of Miss Carrie Olive
Croker to Wilbur George Chase oil
Skowhegan Sunday, June 22nd. Mrs,
Chase has many friends in town who
will extend congratulations.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Littlefield and
son Alton of Athens were guests sun
day of Mr.. and Mrs. T. II. Smith.
Miss I,eta Lewis from Fairfield and
Miss Frances Bean from Skowhegan
visited their uncle and aunt Mr.. and
Mrs II. e. Croker several days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fl. E. Croker, their
nieces the Misses Lewis and Bean
also Warren Weeks attended the
graduating exercises of the Farming
ton Normal school Thursday evening.
Mr.. Weeks sister was a member OF
the class. -
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Boston from
Richmond were calling on Canaan
friends Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gardiner and
son William went to Bingham Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Whitney from Hinck-
lev was the guest of her daughter
Mrs Blanch Crocker Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gould from
Skowhegan were callers at Abel
Whitten's Sunday. Mrs. Written and
Mrs. Gould were childhood friends but
had not met for nearly fifty years.
Mrs. C. B. Chase and son Carroll
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Mason took a
Measure trip to Augusta and Togus
Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Burrill and Elmer Bur-
rill and Miss Hope Spaulding from
Hartland, Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Bigelow