The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-08-27
ATHENS.

regular session of the Grange. Aug. 5
with small attendance Mrs c. l..
kinney's resignation as lecturer was
accepted With much regret that she
was unable TO continue the WORK she
had been doing So faithfully. Mrs.
Bernice Hight was chosen to take her
place. Mrs. Ella Ellngwood, Mrs. Ida
Barker and Mrs Ellen Jones were ap-
pointed a committee to draft resolu-
tons on the deaths of sisters Mary
Butler and Minerva Foss Fish. At
the regular session held Aug. % there
was an increased attendance, about
80 (thirty) being present. Mrs. Ber-
nice Hight was Installed Lecturer and
one candidate VAS instructed in the
first and second degrees. Brother
John Loberg asked for the use of the
hall for an all-daY meeting Sept. in
the interest of tn Farmers Union.
The Grange voted tree use of the hall
and also voted 10 serve a baked bean
and pastry dinner for 25e each. Speak
ers are expected rom away and the
meeting will be optn 10 all who wish
to learn how thu may buy goods at
lower prices. y the next regular
meeting the third and fourth degrees
" Ill Dt tOIitIibu AItAi q mi 'Not 81 Pp'i
held II is hoped f6at a large number
may be present sept with food for
the feast. and also 4 generous amount
of food for the dinner Sept. 4. The
lecturer presented brief literary pro-
gram consisting OF song by choir; pa
per on Household Economy read by
Ellen Jones; song by Nlnnifred
Trueworthy and a reading by Eta
Berry. The subject for the meeting
Sept. 6 is "How shall we conduct the
Grange to interest young and old
The Baptist Auxiliary met Aug. 10
with Fox Sisters with an attendance
of sixteen including visitors. Mrs Abb
bic Fox gave historical sketch of
William Cullen Bryant, and several
read selections from his writings. The
next meeting is To be with Mrs. Abbie
Farmer. On account of the other en-
tertainments thai are to be held that
week it is thought advisable to post
pone the meeting from Sept. 2 TO
Sept 16.
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inquiry it was learned that little
girl had come 10 live dn the home of
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