The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-12
ollcgc Of Medicine and SUR

The Junior Department will have
charge Sunday Of the general eXer-
ciscs in the Congregational Church
school
Remember thai you have date this
evening Al s O'Clock IN Garrabassett
hail with Miss Elizabeth Gurrell Whit
ing y tine entertainment is assur-
ed. a96e Boomerang is a delight
fully humorous story ana Miss Whit
inc IS interpretive art thru her imper-
sonatIou delights her audiences in a
InovpI mnm of entertainment
NJ T. CHURCH NOTES
Those UIo attended the NJ. E. Church
last SUNDAY We're richly rewarded by
the mspifng services Of the day. In
the mornlur The vested choir sang a
beautiful anthem His Love Can Sa-
tisfy.s With Mrs. Ruby Smith. as or
ganist. RrS. T. ". Robinson, then
preached ii splendid short sermon 10
| The children from The subject Echo
Elves" after which he gave a pracu-
cal sermon upoa How 10 Help Your
| Church" Several ways mentioned
by helping hnaHeiIly. by regular
attendance al the services, by keep
ing the church properly repaired ands
in order. by helping plan the pro
gram Of the cseas by speaking oil
spiritual things and thus advertising
the church. by PRAYER ana by good
will toward one another. Ills ser
mon was preceded by a short tax by
Lowell Bailey upon convention Whlch
he recently attended in NaterWlle,I
where Bishop Fred Fisher OF Calcut-
Ia, India was the ehiei speaker. Blsh-
OPP Fisher stated al the convention
that there had been a decline OF ms
sionary income the past year ana ask
ed that the Methodist churches strenR
then their pledges. II is character
istic of the spiritual tone OF the VI
f.. Church that when this appeal was
made, Rev. f. W. Robinson raised
more than one hundred dollars Tor
the cause in five minutes time.
In the evening service, lteF. w. Al
Moore OF Scion kept the audience IN
tensely interested with his expert
ences as Il missionary ir India. lie
sang several songs in foreign dialect
and showed many interesting relics
from the fields Of India.
Next Sunday, delegation Of Bates
students will conduct the services oil
the day. There will be special music
and inspiring young men 10 deliver
some spiritual truths. In the alter
noon. these same students will go To
Emblem TO conduct the services there.
All who can are cordially invited to
the services in both places.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Wo-
held at the home Of Mrs. Walter Deane
last Thursday 1t was voted TO hold
a special meeting for the Mite BOX
Opening ON the afternoon OF October
Is. At the same time box oil can
ned goods will be packed and sent
TO the Deaconcss Home in Portland
This meeting will be held in The yes
try of the church and all who WISH
to contribute Il can of vegetables or
fruit for this worthy cause, please
carry to the church on that afternoon
The Maine Conference of the Woman s
Home Missionary Society will be held
in Winthrop November | ana ,. Mrs
Carroll Caswell was elected delegate
TO attend The conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Marston leti
Tuesday for camping trip TO ARGOS
took.
G. /. Brown has returned from a.
trip to Newfoundland.
The mill Of the North Arson Mig
Co. closed last week 50 that repairs
could be. made on the boiler.
Mrs. Maria Pnkham has returned
from Camden where she has been en-
,,I,y,J J,,ripU tho gl1mlnpr
Misses Eta and Della Wallace of
Lewiston were guests last week OF
their sister Mrs. G. f. Williams.
Miss Grace Smith has returned from
jamaica Point, Belgrade Lakes, where
she has been spending the summer
Ambrose c. Sprague has been i'll
for about two weeks at his home on
Upper Main st.
p. w Lewis has been suffering from
septic poisoning caused by splinters
in his hands.
Mrs. John Hartwell is confined to
her home by illness and threatened
with rheumatic fever.
Mrs. w. J. Rand and Miss Rowell OF
the Mark Emery School took Friday
as visiting day, studying methods in
the WaterYile schools.
LinWood Clifford has returned from
Oxford Sanatorm and is preparing
10 move to Arizona where he hopes
to benefit in health because of the
drier climate.
A "hot dog roast" was held by AGA
deny students Tuesday afternoon, the
shower causing a sudden transfer OF
| festivities from out Of doors to the
| hall The Freshmen were we'll aware
| that this would be the occasion for
the annual sailing and by means of
supplies furnished lhyoluntarily by
the Sophs saw to it that many besides
"Freshies" became saltines during
the evening a good time was en-
ioyed by all.
BY invitation of the Cradle Roll
superintendent. Mrs. Il. l.. Baker,
goodly number of cradle roll babies
with their mothers assembled at the
Congregational yestry. Wednesday,
Oct 4. from 23O 10 3, for an after
noon social. Mrs. Baker was assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. f. K.
Steward and by officers and teachers