The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-05-26
NORTH ANSON

The annual meeting of Ruth HealC
Cragin Chapter. d. A. Il. was hello
Friday at the home of Mrs. F. IL
Holley. All excellent paper on Pau
Revere together with quotations from
Longfellow's famous poem was reac
by Mrs. Elizabeth Emery. Mrs. limo.
gene Merrill is to be invited to adj
dress the next meeting of the chapter
about the late session or the Conun'
entail Congress at Washington. The
next meeting is to be a picnic June
II at the home of Mrs. Ethel Norton
Officers chosen for the coming year
are: Regent, Ethel Norton; Vice Re-
gent, Evelyn Spear Rec. Sec, Jennie
Bailey: Cor. Sec, Nellie Wing; Treas.
Paulenah Simmons; Registrar. Car
RE r. Wing; Historian, Ellie Paine;
Councillor, Annie Hoyey; Chaplain
Nettie Williams. Mrs. Inez Crymble
was appointed on the Memorial Com
mittee.
District No. 13 including the Re
bekah Lodges of Arson, Bingham, Ne"
Portland and Scion will meet with
Emerald Lodge next Wednesday eve
ming. The President and Warden OF
the Rebekah Assembly are expected tC
be present
Harry Wells condition Is reported
to be much improved.
William Hooper has removed to the
farm on Kennebec Ave. purchased re-
Gently by his father. Orlando Hooper
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev Z. L.. Baker, Pastor
ut is for us the living, rather, to
be dedicated here to the unfinished
work which they who fought here have
thus far so nobly advanced. 1t Is
rather for us to be here dedicated to
the greater task remaining before us
that from these honored dead we take
increased devotion to that cause Tor
which they gave the last full measure
of DEVOTION Abraham Lincoln at
GettysburS.
Memorial Sunday, May 30, 1O45 A.
NJ. Union Memorial Sersice at the
CONGREGATIONAL Church. Rev. b. w
Robinson, the Methodist pastor Will
assist in the conduct of the service
The pastors theme, Dedicated to a
Great Task" The organizations par
ticipating are asked to meet at Grange
Hall at 1915 from which place they
will proceed to the church. The pub
lie Is Invited.
Other services of the day to which
cordial invitation is given are those oil
the Church School at IL o'clock and OF
the Y. P. S. c. E. at els P. NJ The
topic of the latter is Missionary Re-
suits in Africa Leader, Rev. e.. l.
Baker.
An enjoyable social gathering was
held at the parsonage Thursday eve
ming of last week. Mrs Baker invited
past and present members OF hei
Church School Glass and several Of
the teachers to a Conundrum Supper
and nineteen ladies responded. The
supper groups provided the first con
undrum to be solved. The various
items on the menu tested the wit ant
sharpened the appetite, while a solu
ton of their mysteries was sought
and various conundrum stunts ant
| tests made Edison's famous question
naire look like twenty-three cents
Adjournment found the party wishing
the evening just begun with mor'
conundrum worlds to conquer.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Rev. Ernest w Robinson, Pastor
Sunday services:
The Union Memorial Day Servic'
will be held Sunday at the Congrega
tional Church at 1915 A. Nj. TIL
pastor, Rev. f. l.. Baker. will preacl
the Memorial Sermon and the Method
ist pastor, Rev. E. w. Robinson, vii
assist In the services.
12.00-Church School.
6.15 p. M.--Epworth League. Sub
ject, Junior League. Leader. Mildred
Norris.
7.O0-Vesper Service. Subject
Keeping the Sense of Wonder Alive.
The Womans Home Missionary So
ciety will meet next Thursday. Jun
2 at>tha home of Mrs. Irving Ellis OIL
Uppsr Main Street.
Inc annual trustee dinner wa
served by the Freshmen and Senio
cooking classes at Academy Hall, Fri
day evening, May 20. Twelve guest
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Georg