The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-16

Tie money Tor the milk lunche.
fseryed at the Garfield school is rails
ed by The sale of chocolate bars ant
other corrections. The teachers have
charge of the sale. The milk mar
furnishes the milk at reduced rates
These lunches are very popular with
the children.
Wilbur simmons has closed his
house Tor lie winter and will spend
the winter with his daughter Mrs. r
L. Whitney at Bingham.
Mrs. " H. Williams is confined to
her hamr for a few days by illness
and is cared Tor by Miss Grace Muir
ply. Miss Kate G. Robinson is look
ing after the store during Mrs. Will
Iliams' absence
Miss Mabel " Clark has been
spending a faw DAYS with her parents
Mr.. and Nrs G.. \. Clark.
G. +. Williams and +. s. Parsons
were in Augusta. Monday. to present
/ the claims of Arson Academy to the
Budget Committee. Following the
hearing. Mr. Williams visited the SEES
sions Of Cong high school.
4 Friday at the academy n program
in recognition Of Armistice Day was
carried out including patriotic songs,
salute to the Flag and an interesting
and instructive address by j. f. Ting
ley.
Miss Marion Hammond of Augusta
was guest last week al il. II. Mar
ston's. Miss Hammond was Red
Cross nurse during the World War,
n sllf n ha
tic ferry. She has now started on
a trip TO California
Mr.. and Mrs " G Robinson went
TO Lewiston TO attend The Pomolo
gieal Exhibition this week
Mr.. and Mrs r Z Wing were week
end guests Of Mr. and Mrs. George
0ber Of Auburn.
DINSMORE MEMORIAL CHURCH
The members Of the !. r. s. c. Il.
are planning 10 hold Il candy pull al
the parsonage tomorrow evening
The yestry was well filled Sunday
evening. Mrs. Mildred Manson presld-
ed and opened the meeting with fine
discussion of the Meaning Of Church
Membership" Following this a
number OF questions were asked and
answered briefly. Next Sunday even
ing it is expected to illustrate the
Home Missionary topic with Il series
Of slides the service to be in the
church at . o'clock and The public in
vited. Subject Touring the South
west"
In recognition Of The proximity of
Armistice Day, the pastor presented
last Sunday the theme Lest we For
gel" urging the endeapor TO realize
the ideals In public and private life
that were kept 50 prominently before
US in time of war. Mex Sunday, Mr..
Baker expects to discuss The popular
novel III Winter Comes" Church
School following morning service. Al
tendance AT both church and school
reached the highest marks last Sun
day since vacation.
The annual fair will be held We'd
nesday, Nov. 20 by the members of the
Woman's Association in Carrabassett
Hall. Dinner will be served at noon
At the Fraternity Banquet Hall.
Prices. adults 35c; students 25c; chill
dren 20c The ladies will serve IA
counter lunch during the afternoon
and supper can he obtained al Cara
basseit Hall. In the evening Il fine
musical entertainment consisting OF
members by male quartet. ladies' rio,
with duets and solos, has been ar
ranged and reader Is expected. Ad-
mission TO entertainment 35c; chill
lren poe. Those In charge of the
rnmmage table request that articles
intended for their department be sent
in by Tuesday, or if notified season
ably Will be called for by Mrs. f. G.
Wing and Miss Mary Porter
The Pyramid Tea is still proving to
be very popular diversion among
the ladies. Those reported to us
since last week are teas In which Mrs.
Harry Dickey. Mrs. Nellie p Wing.
Mrs G. A. Porter and Mrs. B. w Ella
have been hostesses. Homelike hos
pitality and good fellowship are char
acteristic Of these gatherings.
Through the public spirit of citizens
of Arson and Madison, safe approach
es are being constructed to the Patter-
son Bridge
The Royal Purple Degree was con
leTfPU hDIHdN evening on three can
dIdates by Rocky Point Encampment.
| |. o. o. f.. The Madison degree staff
officiating
Sixteen ladies' met at home of Mrs.
B. NJ. Berry Saturday afternoon and
decided to form an auxiliary to Stan
ley Buck Post, American Legion.
Meetings will be held the first and
third Tuesday afternoon of each
month. Officers chosen were presld
/ ent, Mrs h. NJ Berry; vice president.
Mrs r. V. Berry; secretary, Mrs. c.
W. Shaw, treasurer. Mrs. Ridlon.
Mrs. Ethel Norton went to Portland
Tuesday for treatment,
Ruth Heald Cragn Chapter, d. A.
R. held its November meeting at the
Methodist Community Room Friday af-
lernoon. Dinner was served at noon
TO members and goodly number of
husbands of members as guests of the
Chapter. The menu included cold
meats and salads with all the llixins.
ice cream and cake. The State Re-
gent. Miss Maude Merrlck of Water
vile was present and addressed the
Chapter and routine business was
transacted The hostesses were Mrs