The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-07-06

j lIoiWly, treasurer, Mrs Mae Parsons
DON committee, Mrs. Elizabeth Holley
The Younger boys played the young
err bows of New Portland at baseball
winning 2o-l3.
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James clark with party from
Rumford Falls were callers Sunday at
f. II. lTolleys.
Hon. G.. Ii. Rabb of Portland was
in town last week.
Miss Gregory Of Portland is the
guest of her father at William Co
burns.
Hon. F. II. Holley went to Angus
ia yesterday to attend the meeting Of
committee created by the last Leg
islature composed Of three House and
two Senate members, and whose pur-
pose is 10 study the possibility of
reducing governmental expenditures
in the state.
An address on The Voice of the
Metal Man was given at CaKrabas-
sett Hall Sunday afternoon by Evan
gelist Elmer Ellsworth Osborne.
Oliver Baker addressed the eongre-
CATION at the Dinsmore Memorial
Church Sunday morning on the Sill
yer Bay Y. NJ. G. A. Conference to
which he went as a member OF the
Bates College delegation. He gave
a clear and informing statement of
the character and teaching of the
Conference which was appreciated by
those present. Next Sunday the
morning preaching service as usual
at 1916 followed by the church
school.
Out of town guests registered at
the Carrabassett Inn include A. +.
Campbell, Lewiston; Mr. and Mrs.
d. 7. Stevens. Miss Alice Stevens
Pennington; j Griffin, S. 3. Hill
ton, Skowhegan; c. j. Huen, A. Y.
Ravostrom, Auburn; F. l.. Dinsmore.
M. l.. Smith, Bertha f. Sawyer, Mr..
and Mrs. r. b. bennett Bangor; A..
S. Morse, Dixficld; ID. l.. Shepherd,
Portland; Mr.. and Mrs s. Coffin, e..
S. Coffin, Readfeld; -. {. You'd.
Kentville, y. s.; G.. F. Pond, Belle
willie, n. j.; r. NJ. Merrill, J. W.
Clark, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. q. c.
Vaughan, n. d. Vaughan, g. {.
Vaughan, Jr, Hamilton, Mass.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Our church held inspiring services
last Sunday morning with Rev. Ern-
est Robinson in the pulpit, ably as
sisted by Mr.. Glenn Ross, a student
of Bates College, who is preparing
for missionary work in foreign field.
Mrs. Joe Smith, presided at the or
gan and trio OF male voices in a
beautiful anthem added to the pleas
ure of the services. Mr.. Robinson
presented thoughtful discourse from
the text found in St. John 2i:25 And
there are many other things which
Jesus did which il they should he
written every one, | suppose the
world itself could not contain the
books that should be written The
regular Sabbath services will be held
next Sunday with DR.. d. b. Holt
preaching at both morning and even
ing services.
Next Saturday evening" at 7 80
o'clock, the Quarterly Conference will
meet in our Vestry. Or. Holt Will
30 here and t is urged that as man
of the official board as possible may
he present.
Next Monday, the preachers OF this
district will meet in our church at
about 9 o'clock for an all day session.
Everyone is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
A cold meat and salad dinner un-
der the general supervision of Mrs
Edna Ellis will be served in the Com
munity Room next Monday noon. Mrs.
Ellis will be assisted by Mrs. Iona
Dunphey and Mrs. Emma Mckinney