The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-27
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The Century Club Will have food
sale in Fraternity Building, Tuesday
afternoon, May =. from to o'clock.
Mrs. Ed Miller and daughter Ma
rion visited III Lewiston several days
last week.
FOR SALE-Brown Plush Couch
Mrs. Clara Bray.
DR.. f. G. Williams is in poor health.
Rev. Chas. Berry. the pastor of the
local Methodist Church is expected
with his family to arrive today and
will occupy the NJ. +. parsonage on
Meadow st.
Saturday Specials at Fred W
Preble's-50 h. mixed candy, lac
pound pkg raisins for 25c; cans
peaches, 25c, cans sliced pineapple
35c.
The remains of Nathan Davis of
Concord were brought to this village
last Monday Several weeks ago he
entered the Lewiston Hospital for
surgical operation.
On Friday evening, May 5th, the
public are cordially invited to attend
lecture delivered by Rev Chas. W.
Hinkley. founder of Good Will Farm
Rev. T. B. HIATT has been called
upon to perform several funeral rites
during the present week. Monday al
the funeral of Mr. Townsend at So
Ion; Tuesday at the funeral OF Mr.
Davis at Concord and Wednesday Mr.
Towne at North Arson.
Ask your neighbor about the Glen
wood stoves and New Home Sewing
Machine. They pay a little more for
orr goods and sell them little less
at Donigans.
The Sunshine sale and supper
which was to have been held this at
ternoon Thursday in the Fraternity
Building has been postponed until
Friday.
The Rebekah Degree Staff are re-
uuested to assemble in their hall for
practice Friday evening
Mrs. Lawrence of Waterville has
recently visited her daughter Mrs.
Ernest Fentiman.
John Cummings has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to
walk to the stores last Tuesday.
II you wish to see complete line
of fine wall paper go to Donigans.
Small lots to close at reduced prices.
Fred Williams was called to his
home in Madison last Wednesday by
the death of his mother.
Cook wanted at once at Somerset
Hospital Skowhegan.
The last regular meeting OF the
Century Club was held last Friday
afternoon in the Fraternity Building.
After the business session the follow
ing program was given: Roll call
Currents Events: What shall we do
with our girls? Mrs. Nancy Whipple;
Youth and Afterwards, Rev. t. b.
HIATT; two songs were furnished by
Annie and Arthur Whipple and Es-
Their Owens.
Have you had a Kirschbaum Suit,
Walk-over or Elite Shoe for men
Walton or Skuffer Shoes for boys or
Everwear pants this spring? If not
go to Donigan's.
On Saturday afternoon April 30,
which is Arbor Day, the Club ladies
will plant elm trees on the new street
which Is a continuation of Milford
Street, running south. Appropriate
exercises will be held on the ground
at O'Clock All who may be in
terested are cordially invited to at
tend
SUNDAY SERVICES
In spite of the unfavorable weather
of last Sunday morning a large audi
ence assembled at the Congregational
Church to participate in the beautiful
Easter service Members from the
Odd Fellow and Rebekah Lodges at
tended in body. A choir composed
of Mrs. Martha Savage, Mildred Mil
Ter, Arlie Dinsmore, Elmer Baker and
DR.. p A. Wood, Miss Christine Baker
as pianist furnished music for the
service. Prayer was offered by Rev.
II. j. Craig and an Easter sermon de-
livered by the pastor. In the even
ing one of the most beautiful and i'm |
pressive Easter concerts ever pre-
scented in our church was enjoyed by |
large audience. Much credit is due
Mrs. HIATT and Mrs Jordan for their
untiring efforts in training the chill |
dren.
PATRIOTS DAY IN THE d. A. R.
Patriots Day vas celebrated by the
members of the kennebec Chapter ID.
A. r. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs 5.
]. Whitney The rooms of the home
were tastefully decorated with the
chapter colors, blue and white.
special program was prepared for the
occasion by the hostess 1t consisted
of national songs played on the Vic
trola with a short article on each
Tedu ny MIS- NAL pdFdSC' n y"
per on National Flowers by Mrs.
Bertha Ball, THE Way Our Grand
mothers Kept House, Mrs Lephe
Preble; reading, Paul Revere's Ride
Mrs. Lucinda Moore Most delicious
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. One of the interesting features
of the social hour being the use of
the beautiful old china in serving all
90, aeI,r, 70
evening before the ladies returned to
their homes each carrying memories
of a most enjoyable occasion. The
annual meeting will be held on the |
last Thursday in May at the home of
Mrs. Alice Goodrich.
LADIES NIGHT
One of the most enjoyable oeca-