The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-02
SOION

Clarence Paul VINO HAS peeH NV :
ing in town for some time returned
to his home in Boston, Wednesday.
Joseph Young who has been at
work in Millinocket is home on visit
he has given up his position and has
enlisted in the Navy.
Mrs. Chester Jones is the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs Newton.
Miss Geneva Hunnewel has new
Francis Bacon piano for birthday
gift.
Caratunk Theatre Saturday night,
Oct A. Testing Of Mildred Nane by
May Allison.
The annual meeting Of Scion Con
gregational Church will be held,
Tuesday. p. m, October 7, with Mrs.
parthena Hilton. All members are
invited to be present
Hon. John G. Woolley is to speak
in town on the evening OF October g.
everyone should make an effort to
hear him.
Carroll Jones went to Fairfield
Tuesday where he expects to stay for
treatment for a time.
Mrs. f.. G. Tuscan and sister Mrs.
Boynton were in Madison shopping,
Tuesday.
Elbridge Hunnewell and Mrs. Lewis
Whipple were in town a little while
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Coolidge, a
daughter and mother Mrs. Harriet
Coolidge and Miss Wing of Livermore
Falls were in town calling on rela-
tiyes Sunday.
Charles Doe of Boston and Mrs
Clara Doe of Bingham were in town
Friday calling on their cousin, Cyrus
w. Maynard and other friends.
The next regular meeting of the ID.
a. r. Chapter will be entertained by
Mrs Martha Holway. Mrs. Elsie Bur
leigh and Mrs Mile Wilson.
The Ladies' Aid are planning their
fair.
Ladies' Home Circle will hold their
fair on Nov. T.
Scion Fair October 3.
NOTES FROM NJ. f. CHURCH
Last Saturday afternoon the ele-
mentary department Of the Sunday
School passed very enjoyable time
at the home of their superintendent,
Mrs. VIM Miner on Pleasant st.
Games were enjoyed also peanut
hunt At the close of the afternoon
pictures were taken of the group OF
twenty-four children and refresh
ments were passed by the teachers
of this department.
At the Ladies' Aid meeting with
Mrs. Julia d. Vittum quite number
tp1y t1rhi nh
be of interest. Their annual Har-
vest Feast will take place on Oct.
10th. with dinner and supper in the
vestry. On Nov. 21st. they will pre-
sent the Tom Thumb Wedding at the
Hall The annual Fair will be held
Dec. 5th. Delegates were chosen to
the fall meeting of the Kennebec Val
ley Federated Ladies' Aid to meet in
Fairfield Oct. LIST, Mrs. M. f. An
dreWs and Mrs. l. c. Thorn. On
Thursday evening, October End the
Epworth League will hold their
monthly business meeting and social
at the yestrv. During the absence
of the president of the League, Miss
Martha Louise Paul, the work OF the
League will be under the direction OF
Miss Edna York.
Don't forget the address of Hon.
John G. Woolley. l.. l.. d. with the
subject When Good Men Rule the
World Count it a rare privilege to
hear the most perfect sample of
American eloquence. 1t will be
Thursday evening. October 9th. at the
NJ. Il. Church.
Sunday will be Rally Sunday and
all the children are urged to be pres
ent at the session of S. S To begin the
study of their new quarterlies.
The next regular meeting of the
Abigail Whipple Chapter ID. A. r.
which was to have been held October
3rd, has been postponed to Thursday,
October 9th, on account of the Cattle