The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-09
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Miss Miriam Smith Of North Arson
was the guest of friends in town last
week.
Mass will be offered in the Grange
Hall. Scion, next Sunday at l0:30.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
A new hymn book entitled Hymns
of Praise has been introduced into the
church for use in the Sunday School
and devotional meetings. Everyone
is glad to have chance of singing
once more, many of the hymns that
were sung in years gone by. Come
to the Sunday. evening services friend.
and join us in singing some of the
old familiar pieces that stirred your
souls when you were converted.
Last Sunday evening DR.. d. y. Holt
the district superintendent, gave us
a good practical sermon from the text
Look not every man on his own things
but every man also on the things o.
others" Phil "a. He stated that
the destroyer of homes, and the cause
of discord in communities and dis
ruption in nations was sellishness
and that the only remedy for all those
evils was looking at the things and
circumstances If the other fellow. no.
with covetousness in the heart but
with desire to help.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference
was held at the close Of DR.. Hollis
address. Reports from the various
departments showed good progress in
the Sunday school department, especi-
ally. A new Sunday school had been
opened in East Scion and continued
till 1.-THE beginning of the winter. Ser
vices were also held every other Sun
day in the Baker school. The ser
vices and Sunday school will be re-
opened as soon as weather conditions
will allow. An invitation to the pas
tor 70 remain for another year, was
unanimously and very cordially given
The International Pulp Company
have a crew of mem loading pulp,
Saturday evening March IL at Car
atunk Theatre. Vim. Fox' presents
Shirley Wason in Love Time
Miss Ola Nottage entertained for
the week end Miss Smith from Bling
ham.
Wm McDonough received a tele-
gram SATURDAY say IAS thoi 'iS '''ii
Leroy who has been critically i'll with
pneumonia in Danville, VT, was gain
ing.
At the last meeting Of North Som
erset Grange there was large at
tendance. Ten candidates were shown
the mysteries of the first and second
degree. At the next meeting, March
Is, the third and fourth degrees will
be given. The Grange mill also OBJ
serve its anniversary with dinner anil
programme.
Lucille French and Janet Irvine are
spending this week with Miss French S
grandparents in Madison.
Turner Boswell left here Tuesday
morning for Boston.
Fred Magoon was in Norridgewoek
Monday.
Schools in town are enjoying a
weeks recess.
The Home Economics Extension
school will be held at the Grange
hall on March Is, 10 and II. Cloth
ing First day-10.00 a. m, present
clothing situation; 10. Is a. m. SOW
ing Implements 100 a. M, prepar-
ing material for remodeling; l1.3O.
a. M. making buttonholes; II M,
dinner; l. 30 p. M, color in clothing,
2.15 D. m F., taking measures. 2.45 p.
M, adapting line to figure, Second
day: 10. 90 a. M, selecting patterns
10. IL a. M. changing commercial
patterns; 10 30 a. M, making cloth
patterns: IL M, dinner; l 30 p. m,.
Fitting waists; 200 p M. use OF
cloth pattern. Third day. 600 a
m, care of garments 10. 30 a. I'M ,
repairing clothing; II 30 a. M, treat
ment of new material and dyeing; u
M, dinner; 100 m, hygiene OF
clothing: 90 m, testing materi-
ais; 245 p. M. buying garments;
3. 90 p M question box. The ladies
at the school should bring pencil
needle, thread, scissors, thimble and
tape measure. Also cloth for cut
ting waist pattern. All ladies in
town are invited to attend these .ses-
sions whether members of Farm Blu