The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-05-28
Madison News Of interest

keunebec Valley Grange observed
Young Peoples Night, Saturday even
ing With an appropriate program after
the business meeting. The officers
for the evening were: George Flee
cher. N: Robert Nichols, O.: Jonn
Chandler. Lee; Charles Merry. S.
Edith Gray. Sec; Lois Tricky, Chap,
Frank Carlson. \. s; Augusta BUNK
er. Z: Daisy Mantor, F.; Alice Carl.
{: Ralph Niles. G. X; Bessie Berry
L. 4 s \ program of the following
numbers was given: Song. choir;
reading. May Dinsmore; reading, Lois
Triekey. piano solo. Carrie Adams;
recitation, Fred Dinsmore; reading,
Robert Nichols. After the program
the Young people furnished a treat 81
candy and peanuts At the next reg
ular meeting June Is. Childron's Night
Will be observed and refreshments of
ice cream and cake will be served.
There was a good attendance and seY-
eral applications received and quite d
large class will be taken in soon.
Mrs. James Spence has been In
Portland this week with Mr.. Spence.
who recently underwent a surgical
operation there Mr. Spence's many
Iis i,on,n,inc os faet &C can he -
,,a.,ad
Warren Caldwell returned Monday
from visit with relatives in Auburn
IT, IT, 1vom,an.s Home Missionary So
oiof,. hold an Interesting meeting
"Wednesday afternoon M me home of
Nc StnIi, Voee ON Nichols street
Tho snhic,t of the meeting WAS I'm
n,for.tinn' and a fine manor the Ter
denotes of Immigration was one of
the snrciaI features of the meeting
The rest of the program which was
conducted by Mrs. Phoebe Heywood
VAS as follows. Scripturc. Mrs. yose.
PRAYER. Mrs. X. \. Rich; paper. The
ingredients Of the Melting Pot, and
chart exercise, Mrs. W. II. Spear,
reading. Mrs. Rich. Dainty refra sh-
ments were served by the hostess
Mrs. James SWartz of Camden and
daughter Mrs. Joseph Lester of Long
Island. y. Y, have been for a few days
the guests OF Mrs. SWartzs brother,
James Preble.
Mrs. Herbert Morse was called to
Sidney Wednesday by the death of al
uncle.
Guy Garrison who has been unable
to work in his shoe repairing shop
on account of a felon on his finger,
is in hopes to be able to resume work
Monday
Miss Marion Gilman of Boston was
in town a lew days last Week' 1he
guest Of her mother. Mrs. Mabel Hun
fer Miss Gilman who was a former
Arson girl has completed her SECOND
year at the Conservatory OF MUSIC Iii
Boston and sails next month Tor fu-
rope where she VIII continue hei No1
cal studles uildef famous tedcilcl "uu
bfililant future seems "s9uie W ioi
her III her choSen ntlu' .,.;,,..,
MIS- ohel nan I'M 49,. '"u oi, I'D
VI 5,,5 ,3,,o of Friends in Madison
~. and Me Pootb Harding return.
=" '','I ,,i,,tt from, n trin IN Port.
"a "a u o''' No.. Won't to attend the
l l,',ie. io1r,o r,,eotinoe If tho Knights
o es '' p,'tbioe and the pvthiau Sister
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g. o,d ,1rs RaInh + Lowe of
= ~ Ia,n "i VI who have been the
,5,,a',tg af lire Loves parcnts, Mr.
su59, u. VI ,,',aso GroooTv for the past
,,'zi,. y, , % nome Monday.
~ IN. CranviIIe n Perkins left Mon
~ -. ., ~ atto,d tho meeting of The
G,a,d odoo of the Eastern Star in
plrtiand mic week and will also visit
-. -, Il, Drocnt Mass. before he1
-,
A. a,d ,Ire Harry BENSON of Stet-
n'bn wore called TO Madison by
.',a ;linoss and death of Mr.. George
T,ls ,.ot,,rnod home on the morn
no rain Tuesday
'i'5 -. -. - D.an.n rec Harry :.