The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-25
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of the &. 4 r, officers were not
elected for The coming year. Flee
lion will occur at the next meeting
January Gth
Mrs. Euniee Moshier and two
granddaughter have gone 10 their
home in Smthfield to remain during
the two weeks vacation.
Miss Waneta Blake is at her home
In Gardiner for TWO weeks.
Henry Hussey made a business trip
to Boston last week.
The members Of Quinnebassett
Lodge l. o. o. + enjoyed an oyster
supper at their regular meeting Mon
day evening.
William Knapp has returned from
Haverhill where he visited for few
days
Miles Carpenter is home from COZ
by College for the holidays. sun
day. Harry Thomas oil Iioulton was
Il guest of the Carpenter family
Milton KnoWlan is home from vii
ton for Il few days
Eugene Haskell was at Sandy River
with crew Friday and Saturday put
ting the ferry boat into winter quar-
ters
Mrs. Perley Butler was on the sick
list last week.
Warren Blackwell and wife OF Mad
ison were Sunday guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Haskell.
Mrs. George Donna and Mrs. Web
Der of Madison visited Mrs. Edward
Simoneau last Tuesday.
Miss Kathleen Buckingham is
home from Boston for the holidays.
Mrs. Iris Carver and little son Nor
man Of North Arson were guests of
Mrs. Caryer's aunt Mrs. Jessie Rog-
ers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Tbompkins
visited In Nav Sharon several days
recently.
Edward Simoneau was confined TO
his home last week with the grip.
A yerp nice Christmas service was
held at the Baptist Church Sunday. At
the morning service a special Christ
mas sermon was preached by the pas
tor, Rev. Calder Miller and a pretty
anthem by the choir and solo by Miss
Kathleen Buckingham. Al the yes
per service in the afternoon Mrs.
Calder Miller sang a solo.
Daniel McCnbrey left Monday for
visit in Worcester
Miss Eunice Tibbitte is expected
this week from Bates College to visit
her sister Mrs. Ernest Wade
ROY Devereaux is working in the
local creamery.
Miss Gladys Mitchell. Miss Mildred
Bell and Donald Everett are clerking
for Frank Trench this week.
william Mclaughlin and wife have
arrived in town from Massachusetts
to pass Il few days at their home.
Henry GeorgeNis expected this week
from the Bentley Accounting School
in Boston to pass the holidays with
his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Henry
George.
Mrs. Julia Charles of Smithfleld Wis
tied her daughter Mrs. Wallace I]lais-
dell last week.
Walter Hilton is home from the u.
of NJ. for the Christmas vacation.
Wallace Witham is confined to his
home by illness.
Joseph Vaughan and little son Eric
of Littleton, " II. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. II. Vaughan.
At the regular meeting OF Lone
Star Temple Pythian Sisters, the de-
grees were conferred on candidates
and refreshments served after the
work.
The members of Somerset Grange
enjoyed an entertainment and Christ
mas tree at their last meeting Thurs
day.
Perley Butler was in Portland on
business last week.
Harry Lewis has returned to his
work in Oakland, Maryland.
Mrs. Lena Witham and Mrs Glenys
Butler visited Mrs. Steve Mills in Oak
land last Thursday.
Mrs. j. r. Bigelow is taking Mrs.
Harry Lewis place in the Farmers
Telephone office while Mrs. Lewis
mother. Mrs David Rushton is so SER
iously i'll in Oakland.
Miss Frances Jones is visiting her
sister Mrs. Mabel Everett in Portland.
The grades from the first through
the eight gave splendid Christmas
entertainment in the Town Hall on
Friday afternoon when the schools
closed for the Christmas vacation,
Each grade deserves special mention
in the parts they took On the program
and every number was greatly appre-
ciated by the large audience present.
The hall was filled with friends of
the teachers and pupils After the
program gifts were distributed from
the two heavily loaded Christmas
trees for the pupils and their teachers.
sMrs. Amy Shepard and Mrs. Violet
Gilman visited in Waterville. Thurs
day.
Mrs. Caroline Hilton entertained
one of the Whist Clubs, Wednesday
afternoon
Miss Nina Hussey is home from
Brockton. Mass for the Christmas VA
cation.
The members of Cedar Chapter 0.
f. S. enjoyed a picnic supper before
their. regular meeting Friday evening
and a Christmas tree afterwards.
Eugene Huff is home from Range
ley for his Christmas VACATION.
Fred e. Jewett was in Portland
last week to attend the srnid-winter
meeting of the Maine Gamers Asso-
citation and was elected on the board
of directors. =
The officers of the Village improve
ment Society acted as hostesses at
their meeting last Thursday at the
Library. A very interesting Christ
mas program was given including Sc
lections by the ladies trio and read