The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-04

IuiIy entertainer Iiudy dhtclhooh q
the home of Mrs. Bertha Herd, Pint
street.
Madison radio fans took much in
terest In the transatlantic test las
week
Sherman WEIGH of Brockton, Mass
was a guest few days last week Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Welch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Caldwell ant
daughter Ruth of Augusta were il
town Thursday to attend the funera
services of Mrs. Caldwelrs aunt, Mrs
G.. W. Haines.
Charles Thorne of Fairfield was 6
guest last week of his daughter Mrs
Hiram Nichols, Arson side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Smith passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Smiths bro
Their and family Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Oliver, West Mills. qs
Mr. and Mrs. John Tarr had as din
ner guests Thursday Mr.. and Mrs
Clarence Tarr. $40
Thanksgiving day passed very
quietly In Madison. Both wooler
mills and the stores were closed fol
the day. Special reels were run al
both moving picture houses. Al 4.3C
O'Clock a union Thanksgiving service
of the Protestant churches was held
at the Free Baptist church and the
sermon was delivered by Rev. Glen
r. Asplin.
Clyde Gilman returned Saturday tc
Lowell, Mass. where he Is employed
after a few days visit at the home oil
his mother, Mrs. Mabel Hunter, An
son side.
Mrs. Musa Leonard of Boston is
passing a few weeks in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Spence enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs. John White and
children and Mr.. and Mrs. John Ham,
ilton and Robert at dinner Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. Holway and
son Robert and Mrs. Frame Sawyer'o OF
North Arson were GUESTS Friday at
the home Of Mr H5dYHayy'ss sister itMAiAsS s
Miss Elgiya B. LutF of auburn was
calling ON friends ID town Friday,
MI, and MIS-, George Parlin OF
Emblem We y business callers in town
Jean Lancaster, a student at a
pharmacy school in Boston, passed the
Thanksgiving recess at the home OF
his parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. +, Lam
caster,
Miss Cinda Savage returned Satur-
day from six weeks stay in Bangor
and Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Albert ParljR of Arson Valley
was a shopper in town Saturday.
Mrs. Nettie Steward left Sunday for
visit at the home of her son.
A very pleasant family party was
held Thanksgiving at the home OF
Mrs. Nettie Steward. Among the
guests were Mrs Edith Hall and son
Henry, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Moore
and daughter, Jeanette, Mr.. and Mrs,
ivan, Steward and son Of Vermont; Mr..
and Mrs.. BOY, Steward and SOP Leon
MIR. and Mrs. I'd QD3nafd OF Newport,
i Miss sJdella Brown, left. Friday qfor
c s@ Maine. General HospitaI Tor
surgical etEsatment gShe,, was accom-
panied BY her father Albion Brown, +,
. KenPebse Past Matr6hs'. lAAssPciatiotl
win hold their regular meeting, ThptjrssI
day. Dea,th At the bone If + NsrS,lRt F.
Gilbert. PLEASANT straetol so1o4ls mr.
spR8sIs EyTTEF RfTAAllNEEp
clThe ,regularsmeetAg tof Sorosis was
held Monday aft4ernoon5 ct ting home q
was In charge spfy MT, lLulp. Rsiphil,
lips,c1 The subject Health, 10 = Roll
CALI Heath, ,Itanis; a sfhpoEt by Mrs
s sss Sss1 ff by' sft Ha' BERNARD Gibbs;
piano solo, Mrs Alice Spear Rand
T Tss s ,ss Hsa tfstgI3 s Rs S5sslf% a
Edith, Sorile@ Of Augusta, from the
Health. Department; which was much
enjoyed by ALI. This was followed
by social hour during which dainty
refreshments were served by Mrs
Annie Haines, Mrs Belle Hilton and
Mrs. Stella Gardner.
CONGREGATIONAL NOTES
Last Sunday was recognized as
Thanksgiving Sunday at the Congre-
gational church. In the morning the
choir had prepared appropriate music
There was an itemized budget fol
1926 for examination. The Every
Member Canvas" is to be made from
this budget. Sunday, Dec. Z. The
evening service was held at the high
school auditorium under the auspices
OF the Junior and Senior choir. al
which time the, choruses sang Praise
the Lord by Kandeggar; Infiammatus
from ST al AZ, Mater; the solo and
obligato partg we're taken by Mrs
Beatrice Danforthh Thee Will I love
by Kremsen With AZ solo Y and md, obligaattc
Gounod with tenor s5i6s and violin AZ
Lib by Miss Shirley Gibbs. Tht
Junior vester choir rendered two mum
bers; the male quartet sang patrio
tice anthem. the young ladies quartet
sang; Miss Gibbs rendered violil
solo. There was soprano and
baritone duet by Mrs. Herd and Mr.
Mckinney. The church orchestr'
also rendered several selections. Al
ter the services the orchestra. botf
Junior and Senior choirs with invited
guests, to the number OF 60 were invit
ed to the church where a supper wa
served by a committee from the Wo
mans Association.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
1916 morning worship, communion
Sunday Baptismal service and recep
ton of members; IL church school
Epworth League, leader, Nathali
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