The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-10
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

I give opportunity for the purchase Of
Bibles for personal use or as gifts.
The November meeting of the Wo-
mans Association will be held We'd
nesday. Nov Ii. with Mrs. +. W
Bunker. II Is suggested that the
ladies' bring articles 10 be made ready
for the projected fair.
An anthem and solo were attractive
features of the morning service last
Sunday. The pastors subject was
Ghosts and taking the text shall
the sword deyour forever argued Tor
an expression of Christian sentiment
that shall assure the object sought IN
converting the Conference on The Lin
itation of Armaments. s-.--
The Y. r. s. {. f. is adding new
members. Last Sundays service was
well attended special Feature
much appreciated was the dnet by
Mrs. j. II. Thorne and Mrs. J. i. Muir
ray.
A large delegation Of teachers from
Arson Bingham union are in attend
ance at the convention of the Eastern
and Western Somerset Teachers AS
sociation today Thursday.
Printed copies Of Gov BaSter'8 adj
dress as given before the Portland
convention of the Maine State Teach
ers Association are being circulated
among the teachers of this LOCALITY
and are read with deep interest. GOV.
Baxter's view OF the school situation
Is most gratifying and inspiring in
this time of financial uncertainty and
depression. .=.., -,.--.s
w. c. Robinson leaves Saturday to
attend the annual exhibit of Maine
farm crops ut Bangor.
Methodist Episcopal Church. Ernest
W. Robinson, Pastor Everyone reads
books. Come and hear,a SERMON ON
Books" next Sunday morning at l045
a. m. Sunday School at IL m. with
class for you, The pastor takes up
further work in clay modelling sand
table work and crayon drawing in his
teacher training class MIR. Mcken-
neys class holds a splendid discus
sion of the International lessons for
the older folks. Why not study up
a bit on Gods word with us? Yes
per service at p. m. with Mrs. Brad
| bury as speaker. You will surely
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College Trained Girl" The Home
like Church" welcomes you to all of
F., its services.
| We are told that the new furnace
should be installed by next Sunday.
We hope the prediction is true. In
spite of cool building last sunday a
goodly number of courageous souls
attended the services,
DO not forget the I.tsdies' Aid Fair
on November 18th. Both dinner
and a supper will be served y Manly
splendid articles will be on. sale: You
cant afford TO miss II. - .,''t'it,f''
md ra csn srs 4 tn ss g TSs f' s"
\ day School on the Hvering of Simday'
December 18th. Ills ONE of tll&l larg-
est pieces of work. attnmpteda'y our
organization. Plan to attend.
Guests registered recently at the
Carrabassett Inn include the follow
ing o. NJ. Vose. Fred Wells, Phil
lips: p. Hanneman. l., G., Flood, r.
f. Common r. j. Curran, T. II. Pills
bury, c. l.. Wright. Bangor G. p.
Furbush, George Jones, j., Water
Vile; II. w. Rooney, A. p. leighton
T.. c. Wallace, Portland, w NJ Gil
bert South Weymouth, Mass; II. W
Coffin, Boston; A. M. Scherer Ne"
York.
Mrs. Martha Adams of Olympia
Wash, who has been visiting ut Al
fred Berry's went to Skowhegan iaSl
week to visit relatives before return
Ing to her home in the West.
Edwin Carlson has been III and MS
brother, Robert, has taken his place
meanwhile on the milk route.
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