The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-18
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

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I he Son of Prophet (Jackson); Thu
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! Spur tQuiller-Couehl; Stronger Thar
His Sea (Watsonl. n-action-Th'
Christian Approach to Islam (Bar
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| (Burrage); Life OF David Livingstone
| (Hughes): Short Histories of the Ear
| ly Church of the Reformation and Of
the Modern Church In Europe
Hurst; Plymouth Church and other
| Poems (Owen) Business Directory
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CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
A good number were present at the
meeting of the Y. p 8. c. E. Sunday
evening. Miss Celia VI. Ackley pre-
sided, helpful,y interpreting the even
ing's lesson and making practical
suggestions. There was a good de-
gree of participation on the part of
the members. Next Sunday even .ng
the topic Is "Eyangelistic Missions
at Home and Abroad" and Miss Doris
NJ. Clark will preside. Several new
names have been added to the society
roll the past month.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational Church and Parish will be
held Tuesday, Jan. %. at p. N. at
Fraternity dining hall. Supper Will
he served at $50 to church and pa
IRISH members with their families.
Statements of parish needs are being
sent to the families OF the parish to-
gether with pledge cards preparatory
to the annual financial canvass and it
il hoped that many of the pledges
will be returned at this meeting.
The underfoot was discouraging to
church going last Sunday, tho some
were brave enough to come. Better
see that snowshoes and skis are In
order and be ON hand next Sunday.
Morning worship at 1916 followed by
church school.
Williams Bros. Motor Co, Apthoriz.
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. tf37
JOINT INSTALLATION
Table Rock lodge, l. o. O. F.. and
Emerald Rebekah Lodge held a joint
installation Thursday evening" jan
uary IL, latter sitting down to the
number of about one hundred fifty to
q bountiful collation.. For Table
Rock Lodge the installing officers
were Sidney T. Baker, ID. y. @, NJ, az
I sisted BY Walter Knowles of Scion.
For Emerald Lodge, the Installing Of
ficers were Emma l.. epson, ID. ID. r.
and Jennie Witham, ID. d. VI. The
officers of Table Rock Lodge are: n.
a., William Coburn; v. G., James Bar
nard; Rec. sec, Louis 8. lsbell; Fin
Sec, c. c. Clark; Treas, A. Fl. Young;
warden, william jackson; conductor
William Hooper; chaplain, Arthur
Ella X. s. N. O., Carl Barnard; l.. s..
N. G., Lester @. Witham; r. s. Y. G.,
Valentine Lippold; l.. 8. V. G., Leonard
v. Walker: r. 8. S., George Allen; L.
g. s., ]. Byron Crymble; l. G., willard
Ouint; 0. g., Wallace Moody. Emer-
aid Lodge officers are: N. G., Gladys
F. Hamilton; v. g., Josephine D. Saw
yer; Rec. Sec, Maude NJ Emery; Fin.
Sec. Queen.e B. Barron; Treas. Lrcy
P. Norton: warder. Ina B.. Kicker;
conductor. Edith Bryant; chaplain,
Evelyn Smear: |. G.. Nettie Williams;
o. G., Ethel Y. Norton; r. s. N. g,
Lula l. Clark; l.. s. N. G., Le'tice A.
Bradbury; r. 8. V. G. Celia M. Ack-
ley: LIS. v. G., Laura N. Buswell.
Dinsmore Past Noble Grands will
hold Thimble Party Wednesday,
January oath at 2.30 p. m. and MEM
befs of Emerald Rebekah Lodge are
invited. The ladies will bring their
work and also articles of fancy work
for exhibition. The. gentlemen will
come for picnic supper at $50. EN-
erald Rebekah Lodge will open its
meeting at 7.45 and after the program
for the evening. refreshments will he
served.
Rocky Point Eneampment l. o. O. T..
will hold semi-publ'c installation,
Monday evening, January %, and the
members Of Emerald Rebekah Lodge
are invited.
That 1t takes more than snowdrifts
to keep good Methodists from church
was shown by the large congrega-
tons that greeted Pastor Robinson
last Sunday. Next Sunday his morn
ing topic will be "The Second Mile"
In the evening his theme Will be.
Rabbit" a review.
w. p. Moore will speak to the citi-
Gems of North Anson, Tuesday even
Ing at place and hour TO be an
nounced later by poster. wi regard
to the new State Pier at Portland.
Mizpah Circle, l, s. s., will meet at
the home Of the president, Mrs. Flora
Wait, Tuesday, January % at 2.3o ,.
m.
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