The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-27
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NORTH FAIRFIELD
Miss Edith Head was the week end
guest of Miss Iva Sanborn in Show
hogan.
Matthew Hodges of East Vassal-
boro sheared sheep for Mrs. Lydia
Hoxie and l.. P. Clifford the past
week.
! The Oneida Club met with Miss
Edith Head Friday evening, May 81.
! The song of the Oneidas composed
and sung by Miss Pearl Bowden with
mandolin accompaniment was much
enjoyed, as were duets by Mr. and
Miss Head. The next meeting will
be held June 4 with Raymond Kitch-
en-.
Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Williams and
| MIR. and Mrs. John Williams attend
ed the quarterly meeting of the
Friends Church at Manchester Satur-
day, going by auto.
E. A. and Irwin Covell accompanied
| by Chas. Tobey made business trip
| to Pittsfield last Friday, making the
trip in the Covell auto.
| Mrs. Annie Pratt has returned to
again act as nurse for Mrs. Lydia F..
| Hoxie
Willis Hoxie and Leslie Bowden are
enjoying few days at Pleasant Pond
The road machine is at work in
this vicinity. The men are board
| ing at Frank Dore's.
Miss Mirable Booker is at A. e.
Hodges and Miss Aileen at Frank
Dores for short time. Miss Stella
is at Frank Cannon's, Fairfield Ctr,
while their mother is at the Sanitor-
ium.
The Tuesday Club meets at Mrs.
Edna Priests, May 25
There will be Memorial services at
the Union Church Sunday, May 80,
followed by the decorating of the SOL
diers graves in the cemetery near by.
ATHENS
Miss Edna Johnson of Wayne ar
rived in town May II and gave con-
cert in Grange Hall, Wednesday even
ing, May 90, as advertised except that
Mrs. Flanders did not sing as eX-
pected owing to a bad cold Miss
Johnson gave eight fine piano selec-
tons and Mrs. Minnie Hight gave
two pleasing recitations and was re-
called each time as was Miss John
son. Ice cream and cake were
served after the concert.
Friday evening the students of the
Academy with parents and friends
held a farewell reception at the Aca
DENY with a large number in atten-
dance.
Rev. T. q. HIATT of Bingham gave a
Baccalaureate address to the Senior
class of Somerset Academy Sunday
evening on Storing Life or Sowing
Life" The speaker gave his usual
clear and forceful discourse and de-
livered it in a manner characteristic
of his christian manliness and sin
cerity. The Church was filled with
students and townspeople and with
many who drove in from neighboring
communities Mr.. HIATT has a wide
circle of friends in this locality who
are always glad to avail themselves
of any opportunity to come under his
personality and to listen to his mes
sage.
The graduating exercises of Som
erset Academy. class of 1915. will be
held Friday evening. May 2S, in l. o.
o. +. Hall. Mrs. Marion Drake
Flanders will sing accompanied by
Mrs J. Abbott Kendall.
Sunday morning May 80. H. y.
Rockwell will address the war vet
Grams who will attend church in a
body. II is to be hoped that many
citizens will be there to greet the old
soldiers.
Monday May 81, Rev. Frank King
don of Harmony. will deliver the
Memorial address In Grange Hall
following the dinner hour. After the
exercises the march will be formed
for the cemetery The Grange viii
serve dinner To the Post and others
at csc. Contributions of food from
the Changers and flowers from every
body Is solicited.
State Superintendent OF Schools
Payson Smith Will deliver an address
In Grange Hall Tuesday evening.
June l.
"Wednesday evening June >, there Is
To be a bail under the auspices of
weanerunsett Lodge No ia |. O q.
y. with music BY Williams orches-
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