The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-07-01
News of Interest From Madison

/ A proposition for a three cornered
cup contest has created much inter-
est among Madison baseball fans. As
+ is already a we'll known fact Rum
ford has one of the best teams in the
state. Skowhegan also promises to
be a fast team, and according to pre-
sent plans Madison will have one OF
the crack teams of the state. The
proposition is for series of six
games for each of these three teams
the winner of the greatest number to
become possessor Of the cup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Phillips return
ed Tuesday night from Portland
where Mr.. Phillips has been under
medical treatment for the past three
weeks.
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per was observed at the Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning. A
special feature of the days services
much enjoyed by all was the organ
playing by Robert Dinsmore. Win
the exception of the Y. p. S. Z. +.
service on each Tuesday evening all
other regular services at the Congre-
gational church will be discontinued
during the month of July. Inc
Church building is to be re-shingled
and new decorative color scheme
for the interior.
Mrs. Reuben Head who has been
critically i'll for the past two months
and who recently underwent surgi-
cal operation is now gaining rapidly.
l.. G. LeGendre went the first OF
the week to Lisbon for few days
visit with friends in that vicinity.
winthrop Means left town the last
of the week for Squam Lake, New
Hampshire, where he will join the
bovs camp at Camp Alonquin. Rev.
= II Means and son Paul left town
Tuesday for Boston. and later VIII ~
to Holderness, n. H., where they VIII
be Joined by Gardner Means at the
close of the Mortified Student Con-
Have YOU seen the wonderful new
1915 overland for $3.50. Tel. or write
w. E. Spencer, Waterville for Demon
stration.
Robert Dinsmore of this place has
recently accepted an engagement as
organist at the Skowhegan Methodlst
Church during the months Oh July
and August.
Send us your order for job printing
Miss Amey Fuge of Hampton VIZ
ginia Is the guest OF Mr. ana Mrs;
David Gray at their nome on olu
point Ave. Miss Fuge is MEMBER Oh
the faculty of the Hampton institute
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Briggs VINO nave
been visiting relatives and friends IN
Rochester. N. H., Portland, LISBON
and Waterville for the past ten days,
returned home Saturday night.
Misses Grace Vose and Blanch Will
her and Professor H. Leslie Sawyer
who are employed as teachers in the
Portland City schools, arrived nome
Saturday for the summer vacauon'
DR.. Ray N. Randall OF Lewiston
was the guest Saturday and SUNDAY
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. u. H.
Randall at their residence IN Anson'
Mrs A. ]. Mcfarland VINO mas peeh
visiting friends and relatives IN Ha-
verhill and Boston, Mass and fort-
land for the past two weeks return
ed home Saturday night. Mrs. NC
Farland was accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Violet Mcfarland, VINO
has been employed as milllner III
Haverhill for the past three months'
special feature of the services at
the Methodist church Sunday were
number of graphophone records OF
Billy Sundays soloist and given und-
err the direction of Mr.. D. l.. McCurdy
Of Waterville The Ladies Ala OF
the Methodist church are making pre-
variations to serve a Fourth of July
breakfast on the morning of the Firth.
Charles Lander, one of the otliclais
NJ the plant of the Great Northern
Paper Co. gathered green peas ilo'n
his garden last week.