The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-05-07
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns


Fraternity Hall ON Saturday njght
VAS we'll attended IN is said IN he
the most slrcessf1l event of IFS kind
in the history inf thr church Ovsr
two hundred nsn,,I. ,art,nl. at "a p,nst
delicinus sumner
Kitchen ,a1ttort ,,uI,s with every
GIsuN#nnd B.,re. Got nm, m nouI-
$50
on,. #s,lf,,riaf...d.,t NJ r. E,,5rj.b
he's intralIl...d IN tI,. trird ,n5 fa,arfb
ertass s4s.+,. t,n,L ,.rds far ~
so, .f ..ss.,so, b,r3. and r., m
- IN a#sffna3iisbIno colors
Tn lsr.aIsa mI,st feel VII sat5s-
6,8 NH m. results of thejr NAY
bali fhr4 did very well financially
ard .4t.xan4 seemed to HAY, u Jolly
flnae fba walls of the hall ,era
...arnnri.tsIv dpcoratad with Iadders
md fbe bose and lighted lanterns
.0fre hum in tho windows Refresh
ments of ice cream and cake were
served hv tho freman mich credit
is due The committees who had charge
of fhe affair and tbev fool very craft
fnl IN tho naonia for tboir nafronaeo
Over 1o6 cbildren's summer snifs
ranging from AZ n S3 50 The latest
novelties at Donipan'e
The Kennehec Valley N1instrols nre-
scented their entertainment before fbe
mblic Wdnesday evening Anrjl 2efh
II was success and much enioyed
by a large audience. Townc's or
ehestra of six uicccs added much to
the evenings entertainment. The
aast OF characters included I. ". Dat-
~. do ''', ~, No
larry Cummings. Mr.. Arey, Walter
Robinson. \ a. Dinsmore, Harry
Newton, Ralph Goodrich, Ross Bean.
John Hardy. +. II. Colby. Ben smith.
Jaek NcCollor, Howard Russell. II. l.
Goss. ". J. Estabrooke, Horace Craig
= Wallace, Elmer f. Towne Z. A
Wood, Elmer Baker Carl Smith The
musical numbers were: overture
Orchestra; opening chorus ehtife
company; m on my way TO Manda-
lay, Ross Bean: That's How Need
You. Carl Smith; SIT Down, You're
Rocking the Boat. John HARDY; cor
net solo, selected, victor ROBINS
When Thou Art Near, Wood Il Towne;
| III Wearing My Heart Away For YOU
Silver Threads Among the Gold. 7. A
Wood; violin solo, Master Willie ROD
bins; Moonlight Bay, r. H. CODY
Clang OF the Forge, Elmer Baker
We Are Growing OId logethef, hafF9
Newton; Kentucky Babe, Wood pms
more. Towne. Baker; closing chorus,
Flag of Our Country
AAfNt.AI MEETING OF CENTI.RY
CIIrD
NHoD
The annual meeting of the Century
Club was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ethel Brown. After
the roll call and reports of the Of
ficers the following officers were cleo
ted. President. Mrs. Alice Goodrich.
vice president. Mrs. Florence Owens.
secretary Mrs Myrtle Cummings.
treasurer. Mrs. Belle Williams: cor
responding secretary. Mrs. Nellie
Robinson. directors. Mrs Nancy
Winnie. Mrs Mary Baker. Mrs
Lephe preble. Mrs. Eva skinner Mrs
Lucinda Moore. Mrs Martha Savage:
historian. Mrs Abbie Hilton. A com
mittee of three with Mrs. Carrie Colby
rs chairman was chosen to make ar
rangnments for a field day. The club
voted to send Mrs. Alice Goodrich as
delegate to State Federation to be held
in Pressure Isle in September. The
Historians report given at this meet
ing was very interesting. II includ-
ed the following items. Our club
wear has been very pleasant and
profitable one. The program pro-
gram has been carried out to the let
Ter and was especially good. The
largest attendance was at the Colonial
tea, when there were fifty-three la
dies present. The smallest attend
ance twenty-five. The average at
tendance has been thirty-five. Num-
Der of guests entertained by different
members of the club throughout the |
year have been fifty-seven. The two |
lectures one by Mr.. Lander on his |