The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-15

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William Hartwell, Howard Ledger,
Marjorie McGuff, Rena Moulton, jose
phine Peters, Lonise Shaw Florence
Spencer. Charles Stapleford, Addie
Walker, Marjorie Walker. Marie
Wentworth. Cora Belle Williams.
The Ladies' Farm Bureau held an
all day session yesterday at Academy
Hall, the Ladies bringing uneh Tor
picnic dinner. Miss Marion Hare
demonstrated the Betsey Ross chess
form and there were other features OF
interest.
Through the kindness OF Mr.. hahd
six reel Paramount film ILLUSTRATING
Stevenson's Treasure Island was ex-
hibited at Academy Hall Tuesday eve
ming for the benefit Of Arson Aead-
envy.
The vote of Arson Monday on the
proposed Constitutional Amendments
was very light as follows: No, l, NO. ~
Yes, ~ No, 2, No, 8, Yes, Al, NO g.
No. Is Yes, 35.
Mount Bigelow Chapter, o. + > VIII
hold its regular melting on MONDAY
evening next.
Arson Grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening,
At Carrabassett Hall, Saturday eve
ming. Billie Burke, in THE Mislead-
ing Widow" also one reel burton
Holmes Travelogue.
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Robinson, MI
and Mrs Earl c. Wing, Miss Kate
Robinson and William Perkins motor
ed to Portland Sunday.
w C. Robinson has responded to
the invitation of the Maine Depart
ment of Agriculture to send two bar
rells of his finest Whealthy apples to
be placed with the Department Exhib-
II the the New England FruH Snow
which begins this week at Springfield.
Mass.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Hes. q. l.. Baker, Pastor
Sunday. Sept. 1S.--Morning worship
at 1915 with sermon by the pastor
dealing with certain phases Of the
Church's mission Church School at
Has or at close Of morning service.
Y. P. 8. c. E. at SIS p. m. Topic,
"Sins of the Tongue" Leader, oliver
Baker.
A good congregation and well at
first Sunday following vacation. The
solo was an attractive feature of the
morning service. Plans are in the
making for the observance of Sept
as as Rally Day and it Is expected
that all members of the parish and
Church School will make their plans
to help make the day marked sue
cess. The program committlk is Mrs.
g. 4. Porter, Mrs. C. F. W ms and
Mrs. G. F. Williams entertained past
and present members of her class at
her home last Thursday afternoon, the
occasion being much enjoyed by all
present.
The Woman's Association will meet
with Mrs. G. l.. Hovey, Sept. 21st,
2.30 D. m. Plans are being made for
a booth at the coming Fair. 1t is
hoped all members will try and at
tend this meeting.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Ernest w. Robinson. Pastor
. Morning Worship, 10.b5 A. M. Sert
mon Subject, Unconscious Influence"
Sunday School, 1900 M. Vespers TOO
p, NJ. Sermon Subject, Cooperation"
Why not come to worship with us next
Sunday? You are welcome.
The go to Church" Campaign dur
ing October and November is now
fast. The subjects for the sermons
have been chosen and the special
speakers for the evening services pro-
vided. Watch for the Campaign Cal
endar to be published the latter part
Of this month. Get a copy from our
Church Pamphlet Box in the Post Of
fee Lobby. Interesting literature win
always be found in this box. Help
1t is free. Judge Sawyer is
to speak to us on the evening OF Oc-
tober 9Th, on the subject, Why Be
. lawyer You will want to heaf him.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home
Of Mrs. c. v. Bailey this afternoon
with q good attendance.
We, have adopted The slogan, "The
HOmelike Church" We mean it. You
will And cordial welcome and hand
shake for you when you visit us. Come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira w. Durgin went
to The Forks Sunday to take home
Mr.. and Mrs. Scion s. Bunker who
have been attending Spiritualist Camp
at Lakewood
( Mrs. John Hamilton and her mother,
Mrs. Fenlason. Mr. and Mrs. Fanfeld
ren1ason and four children motored to
Sunday. The'trip was made
Ii the Hamilton car
Austin G. Andrews and son Lester
went to Lewiston Tuesday for few
lays visit
Mr. and Mrs. F. j. Clark and Mr..
Gnd Mrs. Ernest Boswell with O. e.
Savage as chauffeur went to Farm
lngton Sunday for days visit with
Arthur Clark and family.
Mrs, Fl. B. Merry, who has been
spending the summer at South Ber-
wick returned with her sisters last
week to Pennington. Mr.. Merry went
Dver to meet her and they returned
Saturday
Miss Bertha Paine fell Monday and
Injured her shoulder Mrs. E. n. Pratt
10 assisting her forfthe present.
A special meeting of Mizpah Circle.
|. 8. S. as held Tuesday afternoon to
plan for the Fair II Is expected to