The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-10-07

Moore; Prayer meeting committee,
Eugene Hun, Leland Moore. Helen
Grant, social committee, Hazel Cor
liss. Linnion Brown, Elsie Savage,
lreue Rogers and Euguene Huff.
enc CT the big plate glass windows
IN the James Hilton store was acct
dentally broken by work team which
became unmanageable and ran against
The window.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Tobey of Orono
are in tom fer short vacation.
Rev. +. G. Davis left last week for
! Marshall, Texas. TO resume his duties
as instructor at a Theological Semi
nary
Mrs. Cora Smith returned last week
from Washington, where she has been
spending the past year with her sons.
Her many friends are glad TO have
h6r again with them.
Mrs. Della johnson is very serious
l. i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie Hit of Show
hegan spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Fields.
Last Sunday was observed as Rally
Lay by the members of the Baptist
/ Sunday School and the following very
interesting program was given at the
usual Sunday School hour: Sing
ing; responsive reading; Prayer;
singing; Greeting, Virginia Crosby;
Exercise, Viola Soule. Leah Austin
and Edna Cheyiot; Exercise. Eta, Liz
zie and Paul McKinnon; piano solo,
Elsie Savage; recitation, Eta Holt;
singing; Exercise, Hazel Holt, Hazel
Soule and Bernice Blaisdell; recita-
ton, Dorothy Dunlap; piano solo,
Ruth Blaisdell; recitation, Bessie
Webster; remarks by Rev. John Trites
and Supt Clarence /Tompkins; sing
ing; benediction.
G. G. Morse of Boston spent Sunday
with his sister Mrs. Lizzie Jones and
Sunday George Morse and family of
Waterville were also with Mrs. Jones,
Monday all roads seemed to lead TO
the Mercer Fair as great many peo-
! pie from this town attended and re-
| ported a nice time.
The many friends of Miss Virginia
Hussey, who is a patient at a hospital
in Brookline. Mass. will be glad to
learn that she is getting along nicely
and will return home in a few weeks.
Last week her schoolmates sent her
postal card shower which was great
Iy appreciated by her.
Nathan Brewer of Massachusetts
and Edward Record of South Lam
caster are in town on business.
Cal Fields has been confined to the
house several days with a very Sc
we're cold
| The Misses Matilda and Mary Flet
cher of Vanceboro were in town to at
tend the wedding of Miss Lucy Ro-
gers and Mr.. Trott.
Freeman H. Hanson and wife with
party of friends from Pennington
were callers at Mrs. Violet Downe
Sunday.
Last Saturday evening the members
of the "63" Club helped Milford lib
belts realize ii was his birthday by
giving him a party and presenting him
with a very handsome chair. A
pleasant evening was spent with the
game of IS and refreshments of ice
cream and cake were served.
! Mrs. Keyes of Lewiston is the new
housekeeper for Mrs. Clara Barker
taking the place of Mrs. Bruce, who
was obliged to give up the position on
account of poor health.
Rev Mr.. Soarby of Michigan is
visiting his daughter Miss Blanche
and other relatives in town. Sunday
evening he addressed the people of
the Baptist Church in very able
manner
Mrs. Leona Moore and Mrs. Earl
Seavey are spending few days in
Lewiston.
Miss Georgia Morrow and Miss An
nette Spaulding of the Good viii ia
Guilty spent Sunday at their homes in
town.
TROTT-R ROGERS
A pretty wedding was solemnized
Wednesday evening at 100, at the res
idence of Mrs. Violet Downes when
her sister Miss Lucy Rogers of Vance
boro was united in marriage with J. f.
Trott of Bangor. Rev. John Trites Of
| ficiating and the single ring service
being used Little Dorothea Downes
niece of the bride. acted as ring bear
er. The ceremony was performed
under an arch of green and white,
| the couple being attended by Mrs.
Violet Downes and James Cleary of
I Portland, and the wedding march was
played by Mrs. Ray Kilburn. The
ceremony was witnessed by immedi-
ate relatives and few invited friends
The bride was daintily gowned in
white messaline and carried a bouquet
of asparagus and Star of Bethlehem
! Following the ceremony refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served
The happy couple left Saturday noon
for their new home in Bangor, where
Mr.. Trott is employed by the NJ. C.
r. r.