The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05
HARMONY

Will De Laying fouhu" -.
In the evening at 6.15 Will De Cnris-
tian Endeayor meeting; at O'CLOCK
the regular church service. The pas
Tor will take for his subject, "A Vi
sion of His Face.
Harold Bowie was called to Lisbon
Falls bv the death of his grandmother.
George Bowden spent the week end
in Dexter.
Calvin Hilton, formerly of this town
nassed away in Augusta last week.
The funeral services were held at his
brothers home in Bingham.
March 2Sth. Theodore Leavett and
Miss Ola Leayett were married at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev, NJ. A.
Robinson.
Miss Dorothy Jordan spent the
week end with Miss Grace Laughton.
The New England Milk Producers
Association met at |. o. o. F. Hall
Wednesday evening of last week. W.
II. Bronson and G. A. Storer were
the speakers of the evening.
Mrs. Ben Nichols who was operat-
ed on for appendicitis returned home
last Saturday.
and Hartland one day last week.
Mrs. Blanche Stafford has moved
to Mainstream.
Harold Baird was in Hartland last
week on q business trip.
Harry Steward accompanied by his
wife's sister, Mrs. G. d. Magoon, went
10 Doycr-F oxcroft last week to visit
his wife who is in the hospital there.
Iier many friends will be glad to
know that she is doing well.
Supt T.. A. Pattee made business
trip to Hartland one day last week.
At this writing two more homes are
under quarantine for scarlet fever.
Guy Marbles and Elmer Browns.
Earl Jenkins and Carlton Chad-
bourne were in Dexter Wednesday and
in 'Skowhegan Saturday, soliciting adj
vertisements for the school paper,
"The Ferguson" Donald Annis spent
the week end with his parents.
Or. Brown of Pittsfield was in Har-
mony last week on his way to Well
ington, called there to see Allen Hum
and Mr.. Lancaster.
Mrs. George Rhoades Is very poor
ly at this writing.
Mrs. Earl Taylor and two youngest
children visited relatives in Fairfield
and Waterville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Harding OF
Madison have been visiting at Nor
rill behring's.
Gov. Baxter's private secretary, Ii.
r. Chadbourne, spent, the week end
with Sam Jordan and Mrs. Hannah
June Goodrich.
The united social given by the
Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League, last Friday evening, was well
attended. Coffee, cake and sandwich
es were served for refreshments.
The Curtis children who have been
staving with their aunt. Mrs. Richards
are now boarding with Mrs. Ellie
Brown.
The Ladies' Aid had food sale
last Saturday afternoon at Reed q
Co store. All the food was sold
and more could have been If 1t had
been on hand.
Miss Iva Willis who has been spend
ing a few days with her mother. mrs.
Gertie Willis, returned last Monday
morning to her school in Bridgeport,
Conn.
Mrs. Bent of Rhode Island was cal
led home by the serious illness OF her
father William G. Bailey, who is very
low ut this writing.
. On April End, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ID.
Magoon were made the glad grand
parents of a boy and girl as yet I'M
named. each weighing six pounds,
born to the parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Folsom of Cambridge. Mrs.
Folsom is visiting with her parents,
and was attended by DR.. Moulton OF
Hartland. Mrs. Ella Barton of CAM
bridge is nurse.
The Epworth League will have their
business meeting next Friday even
ing at the Methodist parsonage. All
members are requested to be present.
Following is the program OF the Eas-
ter concert given at the Baptise
Church last Sunday evening: Sing
ing by the choir; Scripture reading,
Grace Laughton; prayer by the pas
tor; solo, Reta Willis; recitation,
Pearl Lake; song, Sunshine Class;
Easter Greeting, Fred Hayden, Frank
HAYDEN, Theodore Reed, Melvin Lake;
song, Florence Marble and Clara Cur
It's; exercise The Reason, The Begin
ners Class; singing by the choir; re-
( citation, Laverna Cooley; recitation,
Gladys Gagne, recitation, Frank Hay
den; recitation, Francis Kimball; duet
Mrs. Bert Leighton and Mrs. Norman
Willis; exercise The Hope of the
World; solo. Mr. Harold Bowie; re-
citation, Mabel Brown; recitation,
Gustie Hayden; solo, Florence Mar
bic; exercise. The Building; duet
Mr.. Harold Bowie and Mr.. Norman
Willis; reading, Geneva Reed; song
Marjorie Mclaughlin, Clara Curtis
Florence Marble; recitation, Iva Crom-
well; singing by the choir; exercise
Easter Lilies; benediction.
Mrs. Rowland and daughter Pris-
ella left Monday afternoon for Few
. days visit in Boston.
William G. Bailey, Jr., of Carmel
is in town visiting his father, VIII
liam G.. Bailey.
The box social given by the Har'
mony high school at |. o. O. F. Hall
Saturday evening, was well attended
The sum of about $40 was cleared.
| Anvnne in town desiring to sub