The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-14
NE. AND FEDERI1
CHURCHES N IN
Rev. H. l. Nichol,
Preach SUNDAY
Federated Church AudItor,,., :!
Ready for Occupancy ' so 1a,. \
ings Continued '~ aolnt

~No vi the tOurI
been successfully carried ont fnl
Bethany Baptist parishionar nut
sumo their own order of ss,'')
their church edifce next sund1
the Federated Church people l III
tinue to worship with the MAJ
people until their auditorium
is undergoing extensive raa u
ready for occupancy.
METHODIST CHURCH ND
The Methodist people have !
the fellowship of the union y
this summer and are glad to
odate their neighbors of the n
ed Church at joint services nn,|
church is completed. The n
ishes will accordingly coptinn|
morning union for the present
1890 service next Sunday M
Rev. H. l.. Nichols will deVl
sermon. Sunday School at - J
Epworth League service at 6 \
Evening service with sermon
Geo. Loring Thurlow. Last
evening the Epworth Learue|
gates who attended the conferl
Kent's Hill gave their report,l
interesting program was arrau,|
delegate telling some portion
institute proceedings.
Monday evening the Epwor.l
que enjoyed a corn roast at M
of Kenneth Dickerson on the N
wock road near the bank Of M
nebec River. About Is or Id
tended.
Last Saturday evening The
gates to the Epworth League |
gathered at the parsonage and \
ed Mrs. H. l.. Nichols with \
trio toaster as an appreciatbn|
hospitality during their sojour1
Kent's Hill Institute. 1t was
prise affair.
The extensive repairs d
Church Vestries and kitchen al
prosecuted with all possible sd
will probably be finished in
weeks. These repairs are bein|
under the direction OF the Lad
cial Circle.
FEDERATED CHURCH N0'
The people OF this parish will
with the Methodist people next
morning at 10. 80 and will d
to do so until further notice.
will be continued until the Fe|
Church auditorium is completed
will probably be the first Of q
The working League will res|
meetings for the fall next MOnl
ternoon in the Federated Churl
lors.
The Christisa Badeavor Socll
hold its first meeting for the
at 6 o'clock 10 the church
The speakers will be the YOU
pie who attended the Ocean
| Conference as delegates. 1t
ed that all young people of the
will plan to attend this seryic
The officers and teachers
Sunday school met with Rev.
Loring Thurlow at the parsol
Saturday evening to talk over t
for the fall, outline various
select teachers, etc.
The young people of the par
a supper last evening in the
and Rev. S. j. Willis, pastol
Universalist Church delivered
dress.
UNIVERSALIST CHURCH \
Services will be held at the
salist Church corner of Lea
and North Ave, next Sunda
noon at 3 o'clock. Sermon
Frank Oliver Hall d. d. of Ma
sets. Special music. See an
ment in another column.
90
CATHOLIC CHURCH NO
The usual masses next
morning at Our Lady oil Lol
eight and ten o'clock. tn
Name boys will receive hol
munion during low mass.
and benediction of the Bles
crament Sunday evening al
o'clock,
Yesterday morning at seven
mass for the repose OF the
Mrs. George Innis was oliere
Saturday morning at seven
mass for the repose OF the
Mrs. Angie Pooler will be Oh
the request of the ladies oil Of
BETHANY BAPTIST cHuI
Prayer meeting Thursday g
Subject: "Paul's Letter TO I'M
SLAMS" Sunday morning,
THE Task Ahead Sermon
tor. Rev. George Merriam.
September, Sunday school al
m. Next Sunday Christian
vor at six o'clock. Evening
at seven O'Clock.
Monday and Tuesday, sept
IL, Missionary Conference
held at Waterville. Dr. r
Lerrigo, DR.. Carter Helm JON
is pastor of First Baptist o ou
Philadelphia, Pa, and Dr. 'a
White, executive chairman oil
can Home Baptist Missionary
Will De SpedkeIa' -
To morrow, Friday night IN
people of the Sunday sehO
Christian Endeavor Society
have a bacon bat on the no
of the river in the Neil Hll III
They will leave about q 81
and build a fire to COOK NV NV
which will be eaten win =.
lunches. The plan is 10 u
gathering as a get-together. I
opening up the various u'p'
of the church.
Gard OF Thanks