The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-01
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Charlie Hilton. The remainder OF
the class will submit essays, the
three best of which will be given at
graduation. The class numbers fif-
teen members, there being nine girls
and six boys.
Charles H. Clark and Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Gibbs, who have been spend
ing the winter at st. Petersburg. Fla,
arrived home Saturday night
The funeral services of Mrs. Jull&
Gray were conducted at her late home
Thursday forenoon by Rev. Royal A.
Rich, pastor of the Madison Metho-
dist church of which she was mem
Der. The body was placed in the
receiving tomb at the Forest Hill
cemetery. By peculiar coincidence
the widows of two brothers Mrs. Julia
Gray of Madison and Mrs. Charlotte
Gray of Starks died within three
weeks of each other. both being over
80 years old, and each being the old
est resident of the town in which she
lived
Fred L. Gray has sold his milk
business to Benjamin Adams, who
will take possession the first of next
month.
E l.. Perkins has been acting as
night watch for the Madison Village
Corporation for the past week.
The Sunday evening service at the
Methodist church was devoted to the
interests of the work for Boys. Re-
ports of the Boys Conference in
Portland were given by Albion Briggs,
Ralph Kennison, Evan Tinkham, Rex
ford Oliver and Clarence Walton. The
front of the church was especially
decorated with banners and a large
picture of the Convention. The Con-
vention hymns were sung by a choir
composed of boys.
A social event of interest to a wide
circle of friends was farewell re-
ception rendered to Mrs T. H. Mitch
ell at the residence of Miss Thelma
Pease Friday afternoon, there being
about forty-five women present in
GLIDING the members of the Sorosis
and Whist clubs. The afternoon was
spent in an informal social manner.
Mrs. Mitchell was presented with two
casseroles and half dozen solid sill
wee too annQps as a token of the es-
TEEN OF ner friends. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs.
Mitchell has been prominent in must
Giles in this section and will SOM
leave for Lewiston, where DR.. Mitch
ell has recently opened dental Of
fee.
The regular meeting of the Madison
W. C. T. U. was held Friday after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Susie
Haynes on Head Street. AT the
business session plans were made for
social afternoon to be held in April.
Special features of the program were
the reading of paper entitled "Wo-
man and Her Possibilities" by Mrs.
Susie Haynes and the reading of a
poem composed by Mrs. Katherine
l.. Stevenson by Mrs. w. H. Spear.
Madison Sorosis met Monday af-
ternoon at the residence of Mrs. J. NJ
Norton in Arson with a large atten-
dance of members.
A mass meeting for those interest
ed in Sunday School work was held
Monday evening in the Methodist
Church. The speakers were w. j
Weir secretary of the State Associa-
ton, and Rev. j. j. Hull superintend-
ent of Adult Work in the State Asso-
citation.
The engagement of Miss Thelma
|
Frederick Hathaway Mitchell of Ban
gor was announced last week. Miss
| Pease is a prominent leader of the
younger social set in Madison. A
most attractive shower following the
announcement was given at the apart
ment of Mrs. Alice Mitchell Miss
Pease was gowned in a pink creation
and the ladies presented her with
several pieces of old ivory and linen
During the afternoon music was fur
nished
Howard Smiley of the Pastime Nov
| ing Picture Theatre went Monday to
Bangor to attend meeting of Nov
| ing Pictures managers. called to dis.
cuss matters of interest now pending
/ before the State Legislature.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Lyman p. Small, whC
have been in Santa Barbara, Cali
fornia for the past year returned to
Madison Tuesday night. Mr.. Small
was formerly a well known Madison
business man.
There will be special Easter music
next Sunday morning at the COngre
gational church and the theme of the
sermon will be THE Hope of Eterna
Life" In the evening there will be
an informal praise service.