The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-08

will be made at both services of the
NJ. f. Church next Sunday.
Sunday morning topic is 1000
Christians
The evening services will have a
program of hymns and hymn writers
Harry Adams returned from Bos
ton Saturday after a few days sell
ing lumber to parties there and
Gardiner, Mass.
John Wentworth and wife, son NAH
lon and wife returned Monday after
a few DAYS visit with Mrs. Della
Sampson and son Harry in Portland.
They made the trip in Mr.. WentwOrth's
car going via Augusta and Brunswick
and returning over the new concrete
road via Gray and Lewiston.
Sherwood Edell brought home a
nice doe and fawn on his return from
a few days hunting at Dead Water.
Mrs. Lottie Green has a new electric
sign on her lunch room which is very
attractive.
Palmer Williams and son Kingman
each secured nice spike horn buck,
on a recent trip to their old home in
Emblem.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Williams, Mrs.
Guy Williams, two sons spent Sunday
with Lowell Berry's in Embden.
Mellon Berry visited his old home
in Concord recently and brought home
a buck that weighed $50 pounds.
An entertainment will be given in
Carrabassett Hall the night of the
Congregational Fair, November Dist.
Look for further notice next week.
The Woman's Association will meet
on Wednesday. November ID, at the
home of Mrs. Evelyn Spear. The
meeting is called one week earlier
than the usual monthly date, on ac-
count of the fair which is to be held
on that date, November 81, A large
attendance is desired and At is es-
pecially resuested that all members
of committees for the fair be pres
ent.
The Pyramid Tea given last Tues
day at the home of Mrs. G. L. Hoyey
by Mrs. Hovey and Mrs. Sulloway
was greatly enjoyed by all present.
Great interest in the teas Is again
stirring after the summer vacation.
Williams Bros. Motor Co., Author
lied Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson.
Maine. tf37
G. F.. Alley manager of the St. Sau-
veur Hotel and druggist c. A. Keu-
cher of Bar Harbor were callers on
A. E. Hodgkins Sunday.
C. S. Hodgkins of Bar Harbor and
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Woolery of Sea
wall have been spending week with
their brother, Arver E. Hodgkins.
Mrs. Charles Gilley who has been
visiting in the valley spent Thursday
with her sister, Mrs. Jenn Hodgkins,
returning to her home in Bar Harbor
Friday.
A-...----.-.... ANNOUNCEMENT
wish to announce that | am pre-
pared to do stamping, also have for
sale stamped articles, silkene embroid-
cry floss, double fold bias binding,
all shades. Sawyer pictures. hand
first of December | shall hold my an
flual Christmas sale, at my home on
Summer street. Mrs. Emily s. Hol
way, North Arson, Me. Telephone
75-11 Madison.
Monday evening, November the
Mount Bigelow Chapter Of the Order
of Eastern Star entertained the Min
erva Chapter of Madison, and Key
stone Chapter of Scion. There were
present about one hundred and twenty
five visitors from these two chapters
and the other six chapters which were
represented After the business
meeting an entertainment was furnish
ed with the following program. read
ing, Jennie B, Sawyer; vocal solo,
Joseph p Murray; entertainment,
Bachelors Reverie, with the follow
ing casa of qharaMers: Mrs. H.
S. Spear, reader; E. w. Sawyer, bach
elor; Bertha Paine, country girl;
Laura Murray, golf girl; Beatrice En-
cry, flift Eleanor Mitchell, belle of
the ball. Mable Porter, nun; Janet
Marston, trained nurse; Jennie Saw
yer, hunting girl; Harriette Scott,
snowshoe girl; Lucy Sulloway, Bling
Vile Center girl; Laura Buzzwell,
tennis girl;' Gladys Hamilton, college
girl; Carrie Wing, widow; Stella Ell
lis, auto girl; accompanist, Kate
Robinson; reading, Laura Boswell;
piano duet, Harriette Scott and Maude
Emery. After the entertainment sup
per was served in the banquet hail.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
notwithstanding the unusual out
door attfactiveness of last Sunday
there was a large audience at the
morning service. The attendance at
the Sunday school is also showing a
marked increase. The Rev. George
Paine Ia added to the teaching staff.
taking charge of the Women's Adult
Class. There was a good showing
in the mems class, several new faces
appearing. At the evening song ser
vice the vestty was crowded. Judge
Sawyer will be the speaker at next
Sunday evenings service.
Next Sunday morning the service
will be appropriate to the occasion
of Armistice Day and World Court.
A patriotic musical program will be
given. The Rev. Harry S. Baker,
who has been supplying the Congre-
gational pulpit at Scion has accepted
unanimous call to the Federated
Church of Mechanic Falls and will
Immediately enter upon his duties