The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-09-07
N0RRIDGEWOCK.

Mrs. Zadie Gray and son, have re-
turned TO their home in Lowell, Mass,
after a brief visit In town.
Mrs. Susan Dolloff and her daugh-
Ter. Margaret Warehouse of Sanoe-
marbino. Cal, have been visiting
among friends. 49,.
Among the recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry George
were Mr.. and Mrs. Lucius Durant oi
South Carolina. Mrs. Annie Rcker
and son of South Carolina and the
Rev. and Mrs. George Merrill OF
Foxcroft
Mrs. W. A. Moore has returned
from a visit to her former home at
Vinal Haven.
Nettie Briggs begins this term a
course OF study at Kicker Classical
Institute, Houlton.
Letha Wallace returned from Au-
gusta hospital on Saturday.
B. B. Wells is quite seriously Ill.
Mrs. Frank Wade has returned
from a few weeks treatment at the
home of DR.. F. s. Morrow
Miss Nina Hussey, who has been
n teacher in the famous Huntington
school of Campbello. Mass, returned
ON Monday to take up her work IN the
school.
Miss Mary Lilly OF Bowdoinham
has been passing few days with
Mrs. H. C. Hussey.
Among those present at the Maine
Seventh Day Adventist Conference
now in session here, are W. b.
White, president of the Atlantic
Union Conference; S. l.. Haskell, al
aged missionary, and wife; Prof
M. NJ. Hare, educational secretar!
of the Atlantic Union Conference, ant
C.. T. Tolf. beside large represen
tatiye delegation from different sec
lions of the State Beside numbe
of dwelling tents, four larger one
are spread. One for the regula
meetings, one for the Young People
Missionary Volunteers in charge o
Jennie r. Bates, one for the Chill
dren's work in charge of Mrs. w. o
Howe of Portland, and one for dinint
and lunching purposes where meals
and lunches of vegetarian diet are
served after the fashion of care
Among the services held none mas
been more interesting nor more
largely attended than the prohibition
rally held on Sunday afternoon wheh
helpful addresses were given by Mrs
Livingston, president Of w. c. T. U.
of Rhode Island G.. B. Starr, medi'
cal missionary of Melrose Sanatorl
UNI. Melrose. Mass, and F. c. Gil
bert. converted Jew of the Jewish
Mission In Boston. At the close o
such service the following resolution
was unanimously carried: Resolved
that we, the delegates and friends
of the Seventh Day Adventists Con
ference assembled at Norridgewock
September 8, 1911 heartily supper
the continuation of Prohibition II
Maine by our influence and voice ant
all vote No"
Miss Velma Briggs is home from
Waterville visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Asa Briggs.
Daisy Boomer of Houlton, who hai
been visiting at the home of Mr.. ano
Mrs. James Wallace, returned home
on Monday.
Mrs. Grace Hatch Of Nashua, N
H., and Mrs. Susan Ames of CORN.
ma, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs w. w. Huntoon.
Mrs. James Huntoon Is visiting hel
nUH6 at Cdhddu
On Monday Fay Barker, Erms
Smith and Ida Worthley, returned
from visiting friends at Boston, Ban
gor and Waterville, respectively.
Lena Worthley went to Scion OF
Monday.
Miss Mildred Normandy, who ha
been passing a few weeks with reia
tives in town, returned to her nom
in Providence, r. l., on Saturday.
Rev. Charles Dole of Jamaic
Plains, Is In town.
Mrs. Ketchum, who has. with he
three children, been passing fe'
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
b. B. Wells, has returned to he
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Lowe of Ev
erett, Mass, returned to their home IL
Monday.
Henry Tappan of Waterville is
spending the week among friends in
town.
William Burgess and granddaugh-
ter, Lorraine of Livermore Falls,
spend Friday and Saturday with
friends In town.
The Jewett corn factory did its
first work on Tuesday morning of
this week.
The Waterville fair has been pa
tronized by goodly number this
year.
Mrs. Harry Briggs went to Aroos-
took Tuesday to visit friends.