The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-26
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"The Path Across the Hill" given
for the benefit of Somerset Rebekah
Lodge will BE- repeated Monday night
II the town hall.
Or. Genoa Sanborn and DR.. Mande
Kellett Of Auburn who have been Wis
Jung Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Webster
have returned home. The party en-
loved the week end at Pleasant Pond.
Friends OF Miss Martha Haynes
have received notes saying that she
was delighted with the post card
shower her Norrdgewock friends sent
ner a few weekEag and that she
received over forty.
The Rebekah benefit play THE Path
Across the Hill" was given before
large and appreciative audience last
Thursday evening and as it was re-
ported that many could not obtain
good seats for the first performance,
the committee have decided to have
the play repeated on next Monday
evening at the town hall. Tickets on
sale at Spaulding's. The sum of
oyer ninety dollars was cleared from
the first performance which will be
used towards purchasing new robes
for the degree staff
Miss Catherine Wood has returned
10 her home in Brunswick after
accompanying Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Roane on their Trip To Massachusetts.
Mr. aud Mrs. Boone accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. John Boone and Miss
Wood returned home last week.
Elmer Blaisdel and family and
Miss Yena Blaisdell. Il. y. OF Skowhe-
gan were guests Of relatives in town
SUNDAY aud in company with G. II.
BlasdeG and family enjoyed n trip
10 Solon
Paul Holmes of Watervile was the
pnegt Of his aunt. Mrs. Fred Thomp-
son and family a few daYs last week.
Superintendent of SCHOOLS. h. A. ST.
moneau. has annonnce8 that o. q.
Woodman will return as principal OF
the high school and Mrs Kate Hilton
will teach English in the high school,
With the exception of the grades
formerly taught by Mrs. Hilton, the
teachers will be the same as last year.
Mrs. Tobias will teach in the Tobey
District. Mrs. Estes in the Winding
Hill and Miss Nellie Smith at Old
Point
The members Of Somerset Grange
are to serve dinner TO the public at
their hall on July Fourth, and there
will be dance at the hall in the
evening.
Miss Mary Clarke is a patient at
the Kcnnebec Valley Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs o. c. Woodman started
Monday morning for Nova Scotia
where they will visit relatives and will
be accompanied home before the Atm
Ae by Mrs. Woodlands mother.
ubn glass Profile left for his home
in Topsham, Monday. He will re-
. turn next week to attend a family
marty at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. C.. Woodman.
Mr.. and Mrs George Ladd of vii
ton we're Sunday guests of Mr.. Laid $
sister. Mrs. William Wheeler and
family. other guests were Mrs. En-
mis- and daughter of Pennington.
There will be the usual services at
tie Baptist Church next Sunday. The
grbiect of the morning service will be
aAacient Landnarks.' In the even
ing the pastor will speak on THE
Most Important Branch Of Know
ledge
There will be supper served to
tho members Of Somerset ReDeKah
Lodge and their families this week
Friday evening and the committee III
charge request that an those not So
liciied for food please pay money.
The summer change of time on the
Kineo Branch OF the NJ. {. r. X went
into effect Monday morning with the
following schedules Trains leave Tor
Oakland from the Norridgewock sta
ton at 750 Il. m, 2.02 p. m. ana o'1o
n. m. Arrive at this station from
Oakland at o.23 a. M, 1.23 p. m. and
in ri
Oakland at about 8 a. m. and leaves
here for Oakland at 6.23 p. M
Grange observed Ghildrens Night
by serving strawberry supper at
their hall followed by very line
ontnrtoinment Over one hundred and
fifty people were served at the degree.
The members of Lebanon Lodge,
r and A. NJ. and the members OF
Cedar Chapter o. Il. S. as guests OBJ
served st. Johns Day by attending
services at the Congregational
Church where a most excellent SER
mon was delivered by the, pastor Rev.
/ G Davis who is also the worship
ful Master of Lebanon Lodge,
George Fairfield and family oil
ningham we're in town Sunday visit
ing friends. 49,.
On Friday, June 18th. at Mexico
occurred the marriage of two ~ Nor
ridgewoek's most popular young peo-
ple. Miss Margaret Adessa Spauid-
ing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs +,
w Spaulaing and Roland Edward
Everett .son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
everett The double ring cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Rowland, paster OF the Congregation
al Church of Mexico. The happy
couple were attended by Mr.. ana MIS-
Ieayitt Newman of Berlin, N H., MIS-
Newman being sister of the bride.
Mr.. and Mrs Newman enjoyed a
short visit and then made an automo-
bile trip to places of interest on the,f
way home. Both the young people
are graduates of the high schooi
and both have attended the L. of M
Al the present time the bride is as
sistlng her father in the drug store tore,
while Mr.. Everett is building a cosy
bungalow for their use on WATER
Doth and Mrs. EVER