The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-01-17
NORRIDGEX0CK

On Friday evening a pleasant So
clal event was the installation of Of
fcers for the coming year in Quinne-
bassett Lodge /. o. o. r. No. 109.
Somerset Rebekah Lodge No. II and
Old Point Encampment No. &c. After
the regular meeting of the Rebesah
Lodge the following installing officers
pres ded and duly installed the off,
Gers in the several lodges for the COM
ing year: p. d. G. NJ, Ernest Gil
man assisted by D. D. G. NJ, George
Chandler installed the officers in the
Odd Fellows Lodge; d. d. p, Mrs.
Harriet Blaisieil assisted by d. d.
G NJ, Mrs. Ed h Jones installed the
officers of the Rebekah lodge and d.
D. G. p, William Soule assisted by
D. D. j. w, Percy Withee insta led
the officers Of the Encampment. The
officers of the Odd Fellows lodge are
as follows: p. G., u. G. Stanley;
trick'and; warden, E. A. Slmoneaa;
conductor, Linwood Piper; secretary,
Harry Hea!1. troasurer. Eben Miller;
inside guardian, F. J. Abbott; outside
guardian, Perley Butler; r. s. N G.,
d. l.. Jones; L. S N G., Fred Tobey;
r S. V. G., W G. Soule; l.. S. V. G.,
Alton Hodgkns; r. s. s., Ernest
Wade; L. s s., E. P. Emmons; chap
lain, VIM. Longley; janitor, Adelbert
Bigelow. The officers OF the Rebekah
lodge are as follows: p. G., Mrs.
Elva Stanley; N. g., Mrs. Elsie Berry;
V. G., Miss Florence White; warden,
Mrs. Cora Witham; conductor, Mrs.
mise Bigelow; secretary, Mrs Edith
L. Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Laura Lock
wood; inside guardian, Mrs. Eta Abb
bot; outside guardian, Mrs. Beatrice
Thissell; r. S. ". G., Mrs. Imogene
Soule; l.. s. N. G.. Mrs. Nellie Taylor;
II. s. V. G., Mrs. Glenye Butler; l.. s.
V. G., Mrs. Florence Carr; chaplain,
Mrs. Harriet Blaisdell. The officers
of the Eneampment are as follows:
P. p, Eben S. Miller; c. p, Percy
Withee; II. p, J. NJ. Pierce; S. W.,
Clayton Albee; scribe, Harry Head;
treasurer, ID. l.. Jones; guide, Percy
Berry; 1st watch, e. p. Emmons; End
watch. Edward SimoneGu; Bird watch,
o. C. Strickland; 4th watch, j. p.
Huntoon: sentinel, u. f. Stanley;
outside sentinel Perlcy Butler; list
guard of tent, Ernest Wade; End
guard Of tent Alton Hodgkins. At
ter the installation ceremonies re-
freshments of harlequin ice cream
and assorted cake were served.
Frank Moshier of Smithfeld visited
relatives In town over Sunday. Mr..
Moshier was of theGlass Of '23 N. H.
s. and this year is attending the c.
c. !. in Watervile.
Charles Woodcock has finished his
duties in Madison and Is now the
guest of relatives In town.
Mrs. Harry Lessore of Madison is in
town with her mother, Mrs. John Nc
Intire during the serious illness of
Mr.. McIntlre.
Mrs. Gladys Witham returned to
Waterville, Monday after being in
town on account of the illness and
death of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Doyle.
Stanley Bigelow has been i'll with
the jaundice.
Mrs. William Soule returned the
last Of the week from Augusta where
she has been taking care of her
daughter. Mrs. Walter Merrill. Mrs.
George Evelyth has also been at the
same home and returned to this place
Saturday night bringing with her
Mrs. Merrill's little daughter Colleen
who will remain here until her moth
er RECEIVERS her health.
Frederick Spaulding returned last
week to his duties In Milton Academy
In Milton, Mass.
Fred Jewett returned Friday from
a two weeks Business trip to Boston
and New York.
Calvin Pierce is III and is at the
home of his nephew j NJ. Pierce
where he Is being cared for.
Mrs. j. NJ Pierce has been Ill with
the grippe and during her Illness Mrs
Martha Russell stayed with her
Phillip Carr has finished his duties
in New Portland and Is living with his
brother, II. n. Carr.
Walter Hilton returned to his
studies at the U. OF NJ. this week after
a years absence on account of the
serious Illness last winter of his faith
err.
Mrs. Bernard Carr is on the sick
list with the grippe.
Frank Jewell and family have NOV
ed back to their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cony Russell accom-
panied by Mrs. Henrietta Wood have
gone to Portland where they will re-
main for few months. Miss Alice
Townsend will also be with them
Robert Miller was confined to his
home by Illness all last week.
John Neil visited his daughter in
West Norridgewock few days last
week and this week is i'll with the
grippe.
Mrs. James Huntoon had the mis-
fortune to slip on floor OF her home
Friday and this week is suffering
from the effects Of the injury.