The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-01-07

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with relatives In Wateryille.
Mrs. Winnifred Norton and Mrs
Knowles from Scion visited Mrs
Ernest Fentiman over Sunday
Eugene, Annie and Juliet Descroeh-
ers returned to the convent in Jack
man last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie Durgln were
home from the woods for few days
last week.
Mrs. Patten. mother of Mrs Ross
Henderson returned to her home In
Pittsfield last Monday Mrs. Patten
has been with her daughter several
months but for most of the time has
been In very poor health.
Mrs. Emma Andrews occupies
rooms at Winnie Stewards instead oil
Mrs. Eta Hollis az vas stated last
week
Miss Lila Rowe began teaching in
tho Granville Goodrich district last
Monday.
Misses Alice and Gertrude Clark
from Caratunk visited with relatives
In town last Sunday. leaving here
Monday morning for Hebron where
they are attending school.
A dancing class has been formed in
town. The first session will be in
Kennebec Hall next Friday evening,
Jan. 9Th, under the instruction OF Miss
Mildred Fay Of Boston.
Educational Day in the Century
Club held in Fraternity Hall last Fri
day afternoon was largely attended
by the Club members and teachers.
Mrs. Marta Savage and Mrs. Agnes
Goodrich were hostesses for the al
ternoon. 1t is to be regretted that
so few parents were present TO listen
TO the lecture by Merton t. Goodrich,
Supt. of our schools. Surely those
who heard Mr.. Goodrich feel better
acquainted with his plans and ms
ambitions for the schools ana reel
that they can cooperate more heartily
with him in trying to bring into real
tzation the many good suggestions.
The next meeting will be Jan. 18th at
the home of Mrs. Alice Goodrich.
Subject american Development.
Charles Marble of Boston Is expect
ed to arrive in town Saturday and TO
drill a cast of characters for a play
to be given under the auspices of the
Church Circle.
Mrs. Alton Carl is spending few
Mrs. Leon Robinson is keeping house
for Mrs. Carl during her absence.
The officers of the Grange Will pc
installed at the regular meeting next
Saturday.
Catholic services were held in the
Grange Hall last Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. Harry Cummings, Rebekah Dis
trict Deputy President and her Mar
shall Mrs. Leon Robinson will install
the officers of Emerald Rebekah lodge
of North Arson, Thursday evening
Jan. 7.
The Wednesday evening service OF
prayer was held at the Temple school :
house, Moscow. Teams were furnish
ed which conveyed quite number
from here.
Charles Baker made a trip to Moose
head last Wednesday intending to re-
turn the last of the week.
Mrs. Charles Colby Is in poor health
this winter
The installation of the officers OF
Centennial Rebekah Lodge will occur
Tuesday evening. January 18th. An
invitation has been extended to Mt
Moxie Lodge to unite with them in a
Joint installation.
A meeting OF the directors of the
Century Club was held at the home
of Mrs. Marta Savage last Tuesday
afternoon to make arrangements for
Anniversary Day on Feb. 9Th.
Observation-Disclosures three months
for CSC. Stamps or coin.
The Seniors of the B. II. s. are plan
ming for a drama to be given some
time In the near future.
CHURCH NOTES
The services at the Congregational
Church last Sunday morning were
largely attended. The able sermon
by the pastor and the beautiful music
rendered by the girls choir were
much appreciated by the large audi
ence. Immediately after the sermon
is were received into the church by
confession of their faith. The Sa-
crament followed at which an unusu-
ally large number of church members
partook. The annual meeting of the
Sabbath School was held at the close
Of the morning service at which the
Yearly reports were read and the fol-
lowing officers elected: Supt OF 5. s.,
3. H. Colby; Asst Supt., Harry Cum
nings; Secy. and Treas, Mrs 7. Il.
HIATT; Supt of Primary Department.
Mrs. ]. A. Jordan.
Rev. IT. b. HIATT still continues his
preaching services at Scion on Sun
day afternoons He also assists Mr..
Taylor In the prayer meetings held IN
Temple schoolhouse on each Wednes-
day evening.
The week OF prayer Is being observ-
ed throughout this week on each even
ing at 100 O'Clock with the exception
OF Saturday evening.
The girls vested choir of which
we have frequently spoken of late Is
receiving many remarks of commenda-
ton. The following young ladies'
compose the choir Miss Lila Rowe.
Miss Mildred Miller, Miss Mona
Baker, Miss Althea Robinson. Mas
Beatrice Baker. Miss Mary Carl, Miss
Bertha Robinson. Miss Mary Carney.
Miss Ruby Frost. Miss Ruth Smith.
Miss Mary Foss. Miss Gladys Rey-
noids. Miss Barbara Reynolds. Miss
Christine Baker at the piano and Miss
Geraldine BAKER plays the eornet Not
only Ia II u beautiful sight but II adds
much In the impressiseness OF the
service. Surely the whole eommuni-
Nv feel very grateful to the girls for
rendering the service and also tn Mrs.
Savage who ~ kindly assists them ih
their music.
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