The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-07
The Interesting
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.atnrn with her cousin Julia Vittum.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
With Mrs. Flora Adams, Thursday
robruary IA. All members please
hiring their thimbles.
The Past, Grands' Association of
/ Northern Light Rebekah Lodge met
With Mrs. Flora Pollard, Monday at
ternoon of this week.
Dr Marston was in town Tuesday
IN consultation with DR.. Piper.
Mrs. Mark Padham was in Madison
! Saturday.
The F. C. Clark Co., Scion, 20%
discount sale which is on will con-
tjnue until February 16.
At Carratunk Theatre, Saturday
evening. February 8. Universal pre-
sents Hoot Gibson In Dead Game.
There will be basket ball game in
caratunk Hall. Friday evening, Feb
ruary Sth, between the Scion high
school team and North Arson Acade-
my boys.
The selectmen will be in session
from Feb 9th to 18th. All having
hills against the town will present
them on or before that date.
Helen and Owen Shorey were in
Madison Saturday.
Mrs. Ethel Holway and Bertha
Coodrich were in Madison shopping
the last of the week.
At the last regular meeting of Key
stone Chapter o. E. s. the following
officers were installed by past matron,
Mrs. Clara Murphy: Worthy matron,
Flora Adams; worthy patron, Ivan
Brown; associate matron Flora Boy
ington secretary, Ethel Rowell;
treasurer Clara Murphy; chaplain,
Emma Irvine; conductress. Susie
Knowles; associate conductress, Mary
Piper; Adah, Ruth Cross; Ruth, Ruby
Cross; Esther, Edna Haskell Mar
tina, Hester Brown; Electa, Annie
Keene; warder, Mildred Haskell,
marshal, Ula Foss; organist, Maftha
Hodgdon; sentinel. D. S. York. A
delicious supper was served ut 6
o'clock.
One of the most delightful EVENING"
Of the season was passed when the
ladies' of the Abigail Whipple Cham
berlain Chapter of the d. A. RS. en-
teraned their husbands and friends
at the home of the regent Mrs. Flora
Adams on Friday evening. The rooms
we're tastily decorated with pine and
bright flowers while baskets and
vases holding the same were scattered
about The many readings given by
Vim. Dixon of Madison interspersed
by music were much enjoyed, games
and cards were played and very de-
cious refreshments of sandwiches,
olives, cake, doughnuts, coffee, home
made candy and nuts were served by
very efficient committee.
Harold Spaulding of Bangor is
home on a visit to his father Jonah
Spauldng.
T. A. Shorey. was in New York last
week arriving home Saturday even
ing.
The Central Maine Power Cos.
agent was in town Monday with
new kitchen lamp.
Mrs, Elizabeth Witham is spending
a few days at the home of Jonah
Spaulding. Mr.. Spaulding remains
QUITE poorly.
Mrs. Elsie Burleigh of Vassalboro
came Saturday to spend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Holway
Wayne and Bin McCollor, Cleon
Whpple and Sidney Wilson leave
here Thursday to take a course in
Michigan State Automobile school.
Mrs Aston Ward and daughter are
expected home this week from Wat
erville where Miss Francis was oper-
ated on and has been steadily improv-
| ing ever since.
Mr., and Mrs. John McCpllor enter
tanned party of young people at
their home Tuesday evening the event
being farewell to their sons who go
/ away to school Thursday.
Mrs. Hattie Merrill was in Water
4 vile, Tuesday and Wednesday.
Kenneth Hunnewell met with a
4 painful accident while working in a
freight car at the station loading GRAFT
ing Monday. The shifting train
bumped the car in which he was
working causing him to drop a stick
1 OF wood on his great toe completely
crushing it.
owen McClintick of Caratunk has
been spending week at the home of
his parents in Scion. Owen brought
his radio with him. 1t was enjoyed
1 very much by all who heard it.
The r. n. of A. will hold a meet
ing Friday evening. the 9Th. at the
home of Mrs. Cora McDonough.
The Sunday School classes of the
Methodist church gave an old fashion
ed party Thursday evening. January
81 A very nice time was enjoyed
/ by all who attended. Refreshments
Oh cocoa and sandwiches were served.
Miss Sarah McClintick has been
\ having bad cold.
Mr.. McClintick, our new janitor, is
liked very much.
Everyone in this vicinity are busy
hauling wood
Mrs. Connie Goodwin remains about
i the same.
NJ e. CHURCH NOTES
Services for Sunday, Feb. 10th:
,o"o a. m. morning worship 1.-THE
Negro an dthe New Day" 1t.45 a. m.
sunday School; p. m. sterecpoticon
lecture The Negro in the Rural
| South"
/ "wednesday Feb 18th 7 m N n,