The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-11

| u the community LOT social gatner
ing at Academy Hall, Thursday even
ing. Nov. H. Armistice Day, from Il
| 10 o'clock. Service men and thei
families are given specially urgen
| invitation to be present. A goot
| time Is assured. Come prepared Il
| sing the songs of this and other wars
| Thanksgiving recess al Arson AGA
! deny Will be from Wednesday nigh
| to Monday morning.
Lawrence Wood instructor OF Ag
| riculture in Union high school, called
at the Academy Monday to inspect Its
. agricultural equipment.
: The local Farm Bureau Of Arson is
having a membership campaign which
will close Saturday. Having chal-
lenged Scion to a membership con-
test and Scion already having more
than twenty-five members it is up to
! Arson people to get busy.
| The Girl Scouts are to give rous-
| ing entertainment at Academy Hall
| the evening OF Friday. November 10.
The program will include a farce,
pantomimes, tambourine drills and
: other features Admission rs and 35c
At its meeting Saturday, Arson
| Grange worked the 1st and I'd degrees
and received applications for new
members.
Mrs. Ella Beale has gone to Natick'
Mass. to assist in the family OF her
son, Walter Beale. for time, his wife
being under hospital treatment.
A community meeting ID to be held
at Grange Hall, Monday evening, Nov.
Is. to discuss and settle any unfnish-
/ ed business relative to the fair OF l9zo
and to discuss the desirability OF a
fair in 1921, and to take any action
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| phoning Farmers 1870 by Tuesday
afternoon. ...
METHODIST CHURCH
Services Sunday, Nov. IA, Morning
services at 1915. Goods Love and
Prayer: 11.45 Church School; SIS
D. m. Epworth League. Subject,
Winning Our Friends for Christ;
Leader, Ercell Gordon. TOO Vesper
Service: Subject Just Over the HilP'
Choir rehearsal Saturday evening In
the church vestry.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
"Peacsmakers" was the subject Of
the G. E. meeting last Sunday even
ing and a very interesting service
was held by Eleanor Mitchell. The
Society has chosen officers for the
| next six months as follows: presl-
dent, Eleanors Mitchell; vice presi-
dent, Laura Chapman; secretary,
Thelma Knox; treasurer. Doris Clark.
| The church School held q social at
the church vestry Monday evening
the time being we'll filled with socia-
billy and games. Nearly sixty mem
bers of the school and their friends
were present. Popcorn and apples
were served as refreshments. The
Presidential committee met at the
home of the clerk Mrs. E. P. Barnaby
Wednesday evening. Armistice Sun
day November IA, Morning worship at
| 10.45. Church School at 11,45 or at
close OF morning service; j. P. 8. G..
T.. at 615 p. M, winning Our Friends
| for Christ"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Fisher, matron
and superintendent OF the Arson town
farm, passed a very pleasant evening
Friday the 5th when about eighty-five
neighbors, relatives and friends met
in honor OF Mrs. Fishers birthday.
bringing with them many pretty and
useful presents. Dancing was enjoy
ed until a late hour when the guests
returned to their homes wishing Mrs
Fisher many happy returns of the
day.
George Abbott Of Chicago, who with
his wife and daughter has been stay
ing at 7. j. Spearin for several weeks
and employed by the North Arson
Mfg. Co. returned Monday to Chicago
where he will be employed by Swift
e. Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Andrews have
returned to North Arson after being
located for some months at Searsport
and will reside this winter with Mr..
and Mrs. E. J. Sulloway.
Elwyn Hilton has moved into the
Caswell tenement lately vacated by
William Stetson.
Mr.. Pelkey, who has recently sold
his Madison farm, with his wife and
son are stopping for the present at
H. C. Smiths.
Joseph MacLean with his son and
the latter's two children. all OF Au-
gusta were recent guests OF T. ].
Spearin.
Miss Ella Slipp Of Boston is spend
ing few weeks with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Isaac Slipp.
The next meeting of the Sunshine
Society will be held with Mrs. Edna
Thorne, Madison Ave. Tuesday after
noon, Nov. 16. All members please
note the earlier date.
Harry Curran of Amqui, P, Q. re-
Gently made flying visit at r. G.
Gilbert's.
Mrs. l.. 8. Beale was in Portland
last week to be with her sister who
underwent an operation there.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown are re-
ceiving Fluctuations on the birth OF
daughter, Saturday, Oct. 30. Mrs.
Brown was Miss Edna Witham.
Henry Tracy and his mother have
moved in from their home on the
Embden Pond road and will share the
home of Mrs. Maria Pinkham during
the cold weather.
A pole gang OF the Central Maine
Power Co. are extending a power line
to the Stapleford farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Murray and Mr..
and Mrs. f. p. Barnaby took motor