The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-07-06
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The Sunshine Society will meet
Thursday afternoon With Mrs. b. /.
Adams.
Mrs. Eugene Gallant is visiting her
daughter in Auburn.
Mrs Emma Brown has returned
from Massachusetts and is no" With
her sister Mrs. Robert Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Goodell are the
parents of a baby boy.
A. F. Donigan is spending a week
fishing at Garry Pond
Willis Holbrook came on the sun
day train from WaterYille to spend
the day with his wife.
Charles Baker from Augusta IS
spending a week with his family
Annie. Juliet and Eugene Desrush-
ers. pupils in the Convent at Jackman
are home for the summer vacation.
Alyenus Goodrich from Rumford IS
the guest of his sister Mrs. Nora
Sands. Mr.. Goodrich has for several
years been oyerseer in one of the de-
partments in the paper bag factory in
that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Ftzmorris in
tend 10 spend next week on a plea
sure trip in and around Portland.
Mrs. Oleane Savage is spending the
week with Mrs X. NJ. Savage. She
is in town looking after the interests
of her new home.
Mrs Albert Murray went TO Water
Vile for the Circus last Friday and
remained several days to visit her
sisters.
Mrs Rose Lander has been en-
gagged to clerk in A. 5. Burke's store
during tho summer months.
Miss Doris Dane of Portland Is
spending a part Of her vacation with
her mother Mrs. Alyah Witham.
Mrs. Nancy Whipple attended the
meeting of the Somerset Sunshine
Societies held at Madison last Friday
and was reelected president OF that
association.
The families of +. H. Preble, +. II.
Colby and W F. Robinson went to
Augusta last Thursday to see the sol
diers before their departure for the
South.
Mrs. Jas. Pooler went TO Mosquito
last Tuesday for a visit.
Mrs. John Lander and her daugh-
ter Ruth have arrived in town. They
intend to spend the summer here and
at their cottage at Pleasant Pond.
"A GOlltCllDl W III pt AihfH a. 'iAN
CONGREGATIONAL Church next Sunday
morning for the purpose of aiding the
Maine Bible Society in their effort
to furnish testament for each sol
der boy from Maine.
Next Sunday, July 9th at 1870 a.
m. there will be a preaching service
at Chamberlain Hill SchoOlhouse,
conducted by the pastor of the Metho-
dist Church at Bingham.
On account of another delay by the
concern where Rev. Nh Berry gets
his stereopticon slides, it was impos-
sibe for him to give the sermon en-
titled "Nation Builders" which he was
10 have given in the Nestry of the
Methodist Church last Sunday even
ing, but he wishes at this time to give
notice that the slides have arrived
and that they are now in his pos
session and that the illustrated ser
mon entitled Nation Builders will
be rendered Immediately after the
praise and prayers service next Sun
day evening at 80. The class
meeting this week Friday evening at
100 will meet at the Nestry of the
Methodist Church. Preaching ser
vice at same place next Sunday at ,
p. m. Sunday School at p. m. All
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