The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05
The Interesting News Of
Somerset's Busy Towns
SOION

Northern Light Rebekah Lodge will
entertain the l. o. o. F. and their
wives directly after the next regular
meeting, April II Supper will be
served in the banquet hall of baked
beans and salads followed by card
playing
Mr.. and Mrs Edward McIntire were
registered at the Falmouth in Port
land over the week end, attending the
Hebron banquet held there Friday
evening They were Easter day
guests of SIr. and Mrs. Leigh Wing
of Dartmouth street. Mrs. Wing will
be remembered by Scion friends as
Reya Tibbetts.
Miss Lois Knowles who Is attend
ing school in Lowell. Mass. is ex
pected home the last of June and her
family and friends will be very glad
TO see her
Mrs Perley Adams and son Earl of
Blackwell are the guests OF Mrs. Ad-
ans mother, Mrs. Clara Jewett this
week
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tf12
of North Somerset Grange. April T.
and the third and fourth degrees will
be given in the forenoon with dinner
at noon. This is the anniversary
meeting postponed from March Il
Mrs j. r. ,Philbrook spent few
days last week with her son and SIS
ter in Bangor returning Saturday
The Grammar school held social
in the school building Tuesday even
ing this week.
A Mum" social in Caratunk Hall,
Friday evening of this week under the
direction of the d. A. r. ladies', the
program before advertised will be car
ried out Come and bring your pen
MES and enjoy the fun.
!, George Chase and John Lawrence
are harvesting their ice this week.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. Julia Vittum Wednesday, April
II, Mrs. Fannie Holway assisting in
entertaining Roll call, American
Proverbs subject. What great men
have accomplished.
Geo. r. Clough of the Clough Motor
CO. was in town Monday. 7
The +. G. Clark Cos. discount sale
will continue through this week.
The many friends OF the Withing-
tons and Hulls will be sorry to learn
of the passing Of Mr.. Hull at their
home In Pittsfeld, Mass Their
friends In this town extend sympathy
to the bereayed family.
The. members of the w. c. T. L.
met March nth with Miss Alberta
Whipple The following officers
were elected for the coming year.
President, Mrs. Helena NJ. Fallon;
vice president, Miss Alberta Whipple;
recording secretary, Mrs. Mae An
drcws corresponding secretary Mrs.
Ruby Cross; treasurer, Mrs. Florence
Miner. :.
The Ladies' Aid will serve public
meat pie and vegetable supper at the
NJ. e. vestry. Tuesday, April 9th.
Prices 35c, 25c.
+. A. Srois of Skowhegan was an
over night guest of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
fl. Livingston
The Philathea Class of the Metho-
dist church will meet with Grace
Philbrook, Thursday evening of this
week
Miss Queenie Hall who is teaching
in Oakland was home for Easter
@s@rhe Ladies Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. NJ L. French. Thursday
April 18th.
Malcolm Hall was in Orono Farm
ers' week.
: Saturday evening. April 7. at Cara
tnnk Theatre. Paramount special
production, Thomas Meighan in "The
COnuuest of Canaan"
A. c. Head made business trip
to Skowhegan. Monday.
VIII Mcfarland, who has been at
work at Bingham, Is through. and is
at home.
G. Il. Eames and Thomas Tuscan
are attending court at Skowhegan.
The small son of Ralph Corson met
with a painful accident Monday while
knocking ieicles from the caves, one
fell striking his. eve, cutting it badly
so after DR. Piper treated the wound
Mrs. Corson took him to Portland to
consult DIR. Holt.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Easter Sunday the pastor preached
nm Easter sermon, taking for his text
Phil $40 and | Cor. 1888. The
three points emphasized were |. the
attested fact of Christs resurrection;
2, the benefit Of the resurrection to
mankind; g. the practical results OF
realizing the power of the resurrrect
ed Christ, when we come in contact
with Him.
For lack of preparation the Easter
concert didn't take place. However,
an impromptu program was gotten mp
In the evening and all present seem
ed to have enjoyed the service. All
who have not returned their mite
boxes are asked to bring them to the
Sunday School next Sunday.
KENNEBEC AyENTE-EMBDEN
q Miss Rosa Delling spent the week
pnd with her brother George