The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-02
kINGFIEI.Il

The date and places of meeting of
Weelaffalott Whist have been announc-
ed and are as follows: October 16,
Mrs Nellie Libby; October %, Mrs.
Susie Hodgman; November 8. Mrs.
Eva Gordon; December 4, Mrs. Rose
Frost; January s. Mrs. Kate French;
January %, Mrs. Happie Simmons;
February IL, Mrs. Daisy Woodland;
February 26, Mrs. Bertha Eldridge;
March Il. Mrs. Erma Winter; March
26, Mrs. Ema MITCHELL; April 8, Mrs.
Genieye Garland and April &C. Mrs
Myra Chamberlain. Mrs. Roxie
Merchant. Evie Huse and Edith French
have resigned and Mrs Eva Gordon
Rose Frost and Bertha Eldridge tax
en- their places.
The Ladies' Aid of the Grace Uni
versalist Church will give a harvest
supper at the vestry Saturday even
ing, October 4th.
Rally Sunday will be observed both
at the church service and Sunday
school at the Universalist Church,
October 9Th.
A special meeting of Carrabassett
Rebekah Lodge was called Wednes-
day night for the purpose of sending
delegate to Grand q Assembly at
Bangor October 13. IA and Is. Mrs
Alma Dolbier not being able to go on
account of Ill health, the alternate
will be Mrs Verna Taylor.
Friends of Rev Anna +. Bailey,
former pastor of Grace Uniyersalist
Church, Kingfeld, will be sorry to
learn of her precarious health and
inability to work, thus having no in
come. Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey reside
at present in Portsmouth, \. H., where
they have made many friends and in
the three parishes nearby all of whom
contribute very kindly gifts of food
and clothing. Mrs. Bailey was a very
ambitious woman before her Illness.
enthusiastic In all her undertakings
and a very hard worker in all chart
table work here and wherever she has
BEEN located which is very gratifying
to her now Sums of money have
been contributed by friends in King
field which will be sent to her before
Thanksgiving as token of their es-
TEEN.
The post Office was moved into the
new building Monday The delivery
window projects toward the door en-
each side with money order window
toward the rear of the right side and
parcel post on the left The room
both for the general public and postal
clerks Is less than in the old build
ing and is arranged more convenient
ly and modern. A large pointed table
reaches to boxes on either side. There
is one large window in front, one or
more on the left and back making the
lighting as good as in the old. Mr..
Wyman Is to have counters and shell
yes in the old post office at once and
will move his stock of dry and fancy
goods, mems furnishings and boots
and shoes as soon as completed.
Beginning one week from Sunday,
October 5, regular services will be
held every other Sunday throughout
the winter with morning worship at
eleven O'Clock and Sunday school at
twelve.
George NJ. French has taken job
as machinist at Carroll Brackley's
MILL Strong After the automobile
season when he can no longer go by
car. both Mr.. French and his wife will
move to Strong for the winter.
Mrs. Arthur Dummer has returned
to Kingfed after passing the sum-
mer at her home in Boothbay.
A meeting of the, w. c. T. L. was
held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
Lydia Durrell with thirteen members
present Three new members were
admitted to membership at this meet
ing Mrs Eva Stafford, Mrs. Lettice
Bradbury, and Mrs. Roberts Cross
man. A mothers IN eeting was plan
ned TO be held at thes,Baptist vestry
the last of October. the ldate to be an
nounted later. The union voted to
give Sf5 toward the tuition of Onni
Vainio, a high school student of an
adjoining town. Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year. President,
Mrs. Ethel Cross: vice president, LIST,
Lillian Stevens. End. Imogene Norton;
3rd, Lydia Durrell. corresponding sec
rotary, Carrie Mckenzie; recording
secretary, Alice Durrell; treasurer,
Rose Frost: superintendents, scienti
tic temperance instruction, Lulie Spen
Ger; Sabbath day observance, Flor
ence Sawyer; mothers meetings. En-
ma Winter, flowers. Enc Hutchins'
penny collection. Lillian Stevens; pa
per agent. Della Hunnewell; press,
Alice Durrell; Christian citizenship,
Celia Hutehins. Since the last meet
ing box of clithing has been sent
to the Near East.
RIVERSIDE
Mrs. Amelia Jackson of New Port
land has returned home from Fred
Getchells of Embden where she has
been working several weeks.
Jacob Atwood and family of Bling
ham with his daughter, Mrs. Shirly
HOOPER of Embden were callers at
M. G. Atwood's Sunday, while on their
way to Carrabasset.
Forest Jackson is working for Fred