The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-12-08
News of Somerset's Busy Towns


r.. will hold its December meeting
tomorrow friday afternoon, at the
home of Mrs Wallace Emery The
hostesses are, Mrs. Emery. Mrs Scott,
Mrs. Bradbury and Mrs. Rand A pa
per on old Skowhegan,a will be
read by Mrs. Carrie Wing.
r. s. Steward killed pig last week,
264 days old. that weighed 2sG pounds.
Mrs Sterling aud young son Of
Portland are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Columbus Marshall
A large audience was in attendance
upon the Annual Freshman Reading
given by the class Of 1926 at Academy
Hall, Thursday evening December !
1924, at eight O'Clock They presented
an excellent program, we'll carried
out. Programme. Prayer, Rev b. l..
Baker; "paddy's Excelsior William
Gray Hariwel "Faith, Myrtle Anna
Berry: Mira. MeGhggefty on Roller
Skate" Alma Lucinda Perry. Marie
Elizabeth Wentworth: The Spoiled
Boy.r Marjorie Elizabeth Walker.
"The holly Old Peda&osuc.' Verne
Leroy Bailey; The Battle Hymn of
the Republic" Marjorie Lola MeGof
The Runaway" kathleen Emily Raj
ley, "Hank Streeter's Brain Wave.
Amy Belle CLARK. "Finnigin to Elan
nigin." John Leon Farr; THE CoHrt-
in Florence Berdena spencer Lacy
Mary Berry. Charlie TOzieA Staple
ford, Rena Moulton; "Limy Tim All
die Ardell Walker; The Bo0gar Man, :
Alice Marion Brown, Aunt Tabitha,
May Peters; "Baltas Van
Tassefs Farm, Howard Ledger lex
cused) The Corn SOnR. Louise FL
der Shaw; "Raggylug," Cora Bell VIII
liams; The Minuet." Emma Moore
Gould.
COMMUNITY SERVICE
Thru the kindness of Hon. +. Ill
Holley, the people of North Arson are
to have the opportunity Of seeing some
of the Maine Centennial pictures
which represent various elements Of
Names scenic, economic ana human
resources. The village pastors viii
cooperate with Mr.. HIolley in a conf
munity service to be held next Snnday
evening in Carrabassett Hall at seven
O'Clock. Following the praise and de-
votional service the following films
selected from the Centennial list. viii
be presented.
Western Maine Sanatorium, 1Iebro1
and Institute for the Biina; Portland
one reel; Bates College; Lewiston
one reel; Church service in Portland
and Portland centennial, four reels
The public is invited and admission
is free.
Albert w. Reed went to the hospital
Tuesday to be operated on for appeu.
dicitis.
The Centennial film of the Maine
School for Feeble Minded at West
Pownal. will precede the regular pic
ture shown Saturday evening.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Rev. f.. l.. Baker, Pastor.
Sunday. Dec. +. 1915 A. NJ morn
ing worship with sermon; 1850 a. M. =,
Church School. Opening service win
be conductedt by the Intermediate
Glass. Miss Alta Ellis teacher; G,t5
p. NJ, Y. p. S. G. r. points in the
Pledge We are Likely to Neglect :"
Mrs. e. l.. Baker, leader. Come
promptly, z T. M. Community Service
with Maine Centennial pictures, at
Carrabassett Hall
Tuesday evening. Dec Is, will be
Church Night, with meeting at The
vestry at 7.30 o'clock. Devotional ser
vice. will be- followed by reports from
and summing up the results Of the
EVERY Member Canvass and social
hour
A striking background Is provided
for the Christmas pageant which il is
expected Will be staged Friday eve
ming. Dec. 90, and goodly number
here have pledged their cooperation
in making the event success.
The Ruth Head Cragin Chapter u.
A. r. will hold It's December meeting
Friday, December 9. with Mrs. Wal
lace Emery. Hostesses, Mrs Emery,
Mrs Scott, Mrs. Bradbury and Mira.
Rand A paper on "Old Skowhegan'
Will be read by Mrs. Carrie Wing
r. s. Steward killed pig Monday
that was 264 days old 1t dressed1
2S6 hounds sSs. :. segs5.9
A parish. supper was held ~ Fra
ternity Hall On Tuesday evening ana
was well attended Substantial pro-
gresa was made on the Every Member
canvass. "a i