The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-07-08

in Sanford, Mrs. Emery had other
guests. another sister. Mrs. Helen
! Prince and brother Charles B. ALL
/ bee Of Worcester, Mass. 1t was the
first time the four had been together
for over twenty years. Mrs. Hilton
also attended the Centennial in Port
| land.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hoyt of Wind
/ sor. Conn are spending their vacation
at their home in this village.
/ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph p. Murray and
i Mr.. and Mrs George L. Hoyey mo-
! tored to Portland Sunday night and
attended the Centennial celebration
Monday. returning home Tuesday.
Mrs. Edna H. Thorne and two
children, Ruth and Barbara, and Mrs.
/ Marion Barnaby and two children
Hoyey and Myra, are staying at Green
] Gables cottage at Lake Embden for
] two weeks.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Greene moved
i Saturday into the upstairs rent of
/ Frank Monltons house which was va
j Gated by Henry Fields n May.
j At the Congregational church last
i Sunday. the morning service was pa
triotic in its outlook. The address
emphasized the unique character of
the development Of our nation. a
choir OF young ladies led the singing
and gave a special selection My Own
America Mrs. Alice Brastow was
organist The church was prettily
decorated with flags and other com
binationS OF national colorS. even the
| flowers being red, white and blue. At
the church school a committee was
appointed to arrange for a picnic in
the near future. The Offering for
July IS. is to be given for needed re
pairs on the steps leading to the
church. Quite number are away
for their annual summer outings and
showers threatened at the hour OF
meeting SO that the attendance OF 81
was very creditable. Services Sun
day. July II. at the Congregational
Church at 1915 a. m. and p. IN.
Church school at close of morning
worship. Y. p. S. c. f. at 7.15 p.
m. Theme christian Brotherhood.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. David b. Holt. superintendent
Of the Augusta District of the Maine
Conference will conduct the First
Quarterly Conference of the year, at
the Methodist Church. Friday evening
July 9Th at 8 o'clock daylight say
Ing timeD Every member OF the
Quarterly Conference is requested 10
be present Friends are cordially in
yited.
Sunday. July 18th. 1915 morning
service; ll,45 Sunday School, 500
service at Emerson school 7:i5 Ep-
worth League meeting, Carroll Hoop
or. leader: 500 evening service OF
song. with brief address. The new
cong books THE Service Song Book
Will be used at the Sunday evening
services.
WARREN ELLERY FEHLASON
Warren Eilery Fenlason passed
chio.ls aw3y Friday evening, July ,.
ut 9 o'clock, after an illness of only
five dav4. Mr.. Fenlasou. who was
the son of Elisha Perry and Cynthia
Seavcv Fenlaaon, WAS born in Graw-
ford Maine, "a years ago. He spent
the first % years of his life in that
town. In 1869 he married Miss En-
ma Vance, with whom he lived 81
wears. and who survives him Or the
six children born to Mr. and Mrs.
Fenlason, two, Miss Nina Fenlason
and Austin Fenlason, passed away
about twelve years ago. The other
four children were with their tather
during his illness, and at the time OF
his death. Miss Addie Fenlason, Mrs.
GLADYS Hamilton, Fairfield Fenlason
of North Arson and Earl Fenlason OF
North New Portland. Mr.. FenlaSon
also leaves one brother. F. w. Fen
Jason of Crawford and one uncle John
Wesley Fenlason Of Glendura, CAL Ten
and one great grand
child. Soon after their marriage, the
Fenlasons left Crawford and lived In
Princeton and Calais, be I
fore moving to North Arson Is years
ago. In 1908 Mr.. Fenlason united
with the Peoples Methodist Church oil
North Arson, and was constant at
tendant and faithful member OF the
church. Quiet, unassuming. agree
able, unselfish, Mr.. Fenlason was
devoted husband. kind father
good friend.
Funeral services were held In the
Methodist Church, North Arson, Sun
Law afternoon, July 4th, at 3 o'clock
conducted by Rev. William Wood, pas
or of the Methodist church at Madi-
,on and Rev. Percy Ridlon. pastor OF
he local Methodist church. A quar-
.et composed of Miss Alma Peters,
Mrs. Frank Brastow, c. V. Bailey ana
T. w. Rand sang two of Mr.. Fenla-
sons favorite hymns, NEARER My God
To Thee" and "Shall We Meet Beyond
he River?" Among those from out
If town who were present were MT
and Mrs. II. w. Seavey of Crawford
Mrs. Ernest Moore of Lincoln. Miss
Muriel Fenlason of Carroll Mr. and
Mrs. Maynard Vance, Mrs. Harvey
Adams of Norddgewock. Burial was
at Sunset cemetery.
''ITp to the beautiful mansions OF llght,
I'm to the City, where cometh no night
where falleth no shadow of gloom;
One and another are gliding away,
Ont of the darkness, into the day;
Our dear ones are gathering home
Bangor Papers please copy
S0L0N
Russell Freeman of Fargo, North
Dakota is in town. Mr.. Freeman
how