The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-11-27
SOION

The Scion Creamery Company won
! first prize on pasteurized cream at
| the Maine Dairy conference held at
Bangor. November g. 10 and 20 The
/ score was 9512. The cream was put
up by George l.. Bennett OF Scion.
Do you use fountain PEN We
have the reliable kind Let us SEM
you one postpaid $3.50 and up, and
tax per cent. Sampson & Avore,
Skowhegan.
Lawrence Davis went up river Sat
urday and came home the first of
the week with a deer.
Miss Flora Head who has been sick
the past month is able to be out of
doors.
Mr.. and Mrs Aston Ward have a
nice eleven pound boy lowell Ell
wood born on Nov o.
Dr. W c. Rich, eye specialist, will
be at Gray's Tavern, Tuesday and
Wednesday, next week. Dec. % for
consultation and examination of the
eyes and fitting glasses.
Mrs Parthena Hilton celebrated her
18th birthday, Tuesday, Nov. 25 at
her home. Mr.. Hilton received many
cards of congratulations and other
gifts, her many friends joining in
wishing her many happy returns.
Mrs. Charles Fentman is in Port
land where she is staying for medical
treatment.
The regular meeting of the d. A. r.
Chapter has been postponed one week
on account of the Ladies' Aid Fair
and will meet with Mrs. Nellie Paul
on Friday afternoon, Dec. II. Roll
call, Quotations from the Birds
Christmas Carol" Subject 'Old
Christmas Customs.
Mrs. Nellie NJ. Hunnewell of Pitts
field county director for the Savings
Division. was in town Tuesday, call
ing on the Thrift chairmen of differ
ent organizations and planned to visit
the schools also,
Mrs. Fred Adams will entertain for
Thanksgiving Mr. Adams sisters and
their families of Bingham.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday even
ing Alice Joyce in Triumph of the
week; also another episode of Smash
ing Barriers.
The Junior Glass of Scion High
School will give a dance in Caratunk
Hall, Wednesday evening of this week
Mrs Mareelus Irvine is spending
this week in Attleboro, Mass. with
Mrs. Ula Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G. Whipple return
ed to Waterville, Tuesday. Mr.. Whip
pie has been in town number of
weeks, settling the Greene estate.
The Cooking and housekeeping
Club will meet with Lucille French
next Saturday afternoon.
The Tom Thumb wedding given last
Friday evening was well patronized.
Scion Womans Club will meet with
Mrs. Martha Hodgdon on Wednesday
evening, Dec. 3rd. Roll call, quota
tiuns from Tennyson. Subject what
Ia DO, to Make MY Wife Happy, if
Were a Man." Mrs. Hodgdon and
Mrs. Mary French hostesses.
NOTES FROM NJ Il. PARSONAGE
This Thursday morning a Sunrise
! Thanksgiving serviee will be held in
the Vestry with special music.
Sunday morning the pastor will
| complete the series of talks on the
| subject of If" At the service last
| Sunday morning there was a large
! attendance to listen to the Thanksgiv-
| ing sermon.
At the evening service Universe
Bible Sunday will be observed. Al
the Epworth League meeting the sub
ject will be Hints to Growing Christ
ians" and the leader Mrs. Thorn.
The Ladies' Aid meeting held at thu
home of Mrs. Ethe Drew was largely
attended. A quilt for the Fair wal
tackled and other work accomplished
Their Fair will be held at the Grang
Hall on Dec 9Th 1t is hoped that tn
Cook Book will be on sale at that tim
During the evening a short play will
be given entitled THE Anybody Fam