The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-10


ness there will be election OF dele
gates to the State Conference to be
held in March.
The Boy Scouts mixed to Hovey &
Barnaby's cottage, Lake Embden, Sat
urday. They report a fine time.
Scoutmaster Williams accompanied
them.
Mr.. Tobey of Pleasant Ridge moved
into the tenement in the Carrabassett
Block, Monday
Basket Ball, Friday evening, Feb.
IL at Academy Hall, Oakland high
school Boys and girls against Arson
Academy boys and girls.
The body of Mary A. Savage, who
died from shock at the Isaac Quimby
place in Madison, was brought to
North Arson, Monday for interment in
Sunset cemetery
Mrs. Grosstuck with her son Mr..
Grosstuck returned Monday from a
visit of a few days in Portland.
Mrs. Harriet Kennison visited her
daughter Miss Mabel Kennison at
Skowhegan Monday.
A class in augmentation was start
ed Tuesday in the Academy prepare
tory to participation in the Bates Col
lege Debating League. About forty of
the secondary schools of Maine are
entered in the League. The Academy
has been grouped with Foxcroft Aca-
denny. Our Academy will send de-
batting team to Foxcroft Academy and
tie latter is expected to send team
here on Friday, March IL. The ques-
ton is Resolved, That the Federal
government should adopt an Immigra-
ton policy toward the Chinese and
Japanese similar to that applied to
immigrants from Europe. Any one
having or knowing of any material on
the question could do the debaters
fine favor by reporting the same to
Prin. Williams.
The Agricultural department at the
Academy extends to the farmers
/ around North Arson an opportunity
to have their milk tested. II any
farmer is interested to know the per
cent of butter fat in the milk from
his cows, the butter fat from his
cream or in the milk from his separa-
tor. he may do so by sending samples
/ to the agricultural rooms, or he may
come and do the testing himself. The
expense will be ten cents per COW to
pay for the acid used and each test
will be duplicated.
H. M. Fish was a recent visitor to
New Vineyard and Pennington.
The concert announced for this
Thursday evening under the auspices
of the Woman's Association, has been
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ellis have gone to
Rangeley, called there by the critical
illness of his mother and the death Of
a nephew.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev E. L. Baker, Pastor
Next Sunday will be observed as
Lincoln Sunday by the Church School
with a short service commemorating
Lincoln's worth and service, and
showing how we may help to perpet-
uate and complete it. The offering
will be for the work of the American
Missionary Association.
The second of the Lenten midweek
services will be held Tuesday evening.
Feb 49, at 730 o'clock at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Chase on School
street The weeks general theme is
given in the Calendar,sas The Source
of Life" with sub topfcscovering many
phases of life. activities.
Services. Sunday Feb. 13-Morning
worship with sermon at 10.45 church
school at 11:45; Y. p. s. C. e. at
6.15 D. M theme Thy Kingdom Come
In My Home" Leader Eleanor Mitch
ell.
When Sunday comes-John Andrew
Holmes says: Build yourself into the
church. II you give your means tol
defray its expenses, you are pillar
supporting Gods house. IL you well
come people into its membership you
are a door in the house of the Lord.
RI you teach a class In its school you
are window, letting in the light.