The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-06
MER(ER

Miss Fern Tyler who has been stay
ing in Norridgewock. was a guest OF
her friend Belva Works this week.
Fern left Saturday for Somerville,
Mass, where she will make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Frank Fuller,
She leaves many friends in town.
Mrs. Ida Morse will go Saturday to
Portland where she will spend the
winter with her sister.
Mrs. Arthur Ross was called here
from Lagrange Friday by the serious
illness of Mrs. Mary Doran.
Mrs Harris Farrand recently en-
joyed a visit from her mother, Mrs.
Frances Williams of Scion who has
been cooking at Parlin Pond all sum
mer.
There was an unusual crowd at the
dance held at the Grange hall Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. Harry Corson visited her faith
er George Wood also her sister, Mrs.
Fred Lombard of Waterville one day
this week
The Bible lecture Sunday evening
was well attended. Mr.. Clayton gave
very fine lecture on the subject an
nounced. Next Sunday evening he
Will thDluIH WIN tndHStu illt CdD-
bath" All are cordially invited to
attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Leeman and
Mrs. Harris Farrand were in Show
hogan shopping one day recently.
The Halloween sociable held at
the vestry was we'll attended by both
old and young and all had fine
time.
The village school is to hold So
ciable in the near future.
Mrs. Nary Doran sustained a para
lytic shock last Thursday afternoon
and her recovery is doubtful. Mrs.
Doran was in unusual good health
and had just called on some friends
that afternoon,
Frank Snow has moved his family
to Massachusetts where he has hired
out for year as teamster.
III. A. Farrand recently enjoyed a
visit with relatives and friends in
Rockland and Camden. This is the
first visit Mr.. Farrand has made for
a number of years. He accompanied
A. E. Mcmahon who moved load of
goods for Cora Farrand to Thomaston. I
The Halloween social at the vestry
Friday evening was a very gay and
jolly affair. The vestry was crowded
TO the door with fun seekers! 'Early
in the evening a fine program was I
given. consisting of singing and reci-
Itationsi and short drama entitled
t'ahhtH Mehitable's Scientific Expert
ihent" was much enjoyed Refresh
ments of pumpkin and squash pie,
doughnuts and coffee were served
After which games were played
Everyone had grand time.
BEECH HILL
Earl Ladd and family and Mrs. L.
F. 'Ladd were in Skowhegan last Fri
day.
Paul Chamberlain Is putting new
roofing ON his house
Mrs. l.. +. Ladd has recently had
repairs made on her house and barn,
Hanson Clement Is soon to move
his family to the Edd Mills place.
The people who have lived there this |
are going to move to Madi- /
son the first of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Gray and
Raymond Caswel and family are go
ing the first of the week to Kingfeld, I
where they have work for the winterf
Mrs. Harold Stockford and little
daughter visited her brother Raymond
Caswell and family several days last
week
Mrs. William Doran who suffered
a stroke of paralysis last week is re-
ported a very little better at this
though still very ILL.,
Mrs. John Ingersoll has completed
her work In town for this year and
returned to her home in Bolsters'
Mills. Mr.. lngersoli still has some
business to attend to around the corn
shop before he can leave town for the
winter
Frank Casweli has recently pur-
chased q pair of horses.