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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-23
HARMONY

Phillip Herrick picked full
brown buttercup October Is. dande-
lion blossoms. also a pumpkin bios
som are reported.
Mr. and Mrs Donald Golf. Mrs. Har-
ry Baker OF Bingham. Mr.. Albion Bak-
er Of Minneapolis Mimi, We're callers
Sunday at G. H. Rhoades.
G. II. Rhoades is able to be around
and enjoy automobile rides. He at
tended Cambridge Fair.
\. E. Willis and mother. Mrs. Ger
trude Willis We're called to Boston,
Mass. by the death of DR. Merrill
making the trip by automobile.
=. Miss FannieG Spires is in kennebee
Valley Hospital where she has been
operated on for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hayden are
receiving congratulations on the birth
OF 4 son October l6.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Willis were week
end guests OF their son and wife. Mr..
and Mrs Malcolm Willis at Byrants
Pond.
Several OF our Knights of Pythias
attended district meeting in Dexter
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Wilbur Campbell of Jamaica
Plains, Mass, is guest at George
kidder's
Mrs. II. L. SWEET. Mrs. F. O. Saw
yer. Mrs. Il. G. Smith Mrs. George L.
II. Smith, Mrs. J. II. Jenkins and Mrs.
B. w. Page OF Skowhegan We're din
ner guests at Miss Furbush's House
Tuesday noon.
Mrs Temple Goodrich aged eighty
seven years. who lives at Samuel
Jordan's had the misfortune to fall,
njuring her hip. A trained nurse
from Augusta is in attendance.
Vaughn Reed, Homer Johnson and
DR. Eager were in Wateryifle Satur-
day afternoon TO see the football game
between Colby and Bowdoin College
teams.
Mr. and Mrs. Buker and two child
rem of Wilton are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Ivan Chadhourne.
Francis Coileton from L. of N.
spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs.
Morrill, Doering.
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DFSNIS1OW

Miss Leila Holden is attending Cen
trail high school at Jaekman.
Mrs Minnie Henry and son Lewis.
Miss Lila Haegens and Earl Godfrey
OF Deer River, Mimi. who have been
visiting relatives and friends in this
vicinity for the past few weeks, start
ed ON their return trip home by auto
Saturday Mrs. Hattie Sands a sis
ter OF Mrs. Henry accompanied them
10 near the Vermont line where they
have Il brother residing in Canada.
party from Connecticut is camp
ing At \. A. GRANTEES, the past and
present week
Rev. Father Barker OF the Episco-
pal diocese is spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. Moses Holden, Mrs.
Holden who has been quite poorly
the past few weeks is gaining.
Henry NORM has been working at
Long Pond the past few days.
There was little fall of snow Sat
nrday which later turned 10 faiut
altho il is still quite cold.
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Mrs Frank Libby and daughter
Irene motored 10 Waterville Sunday
and brought back Mr.. Libby. who has
been employed in that place.
POND SCHOOL
Pond school reports the following
for the week ending October Il. 1924
Those having perfect spelling for The
week are Grace Wood, Althea Morrow
aud Margaret Buker.
What are we building2 Oh yes,
those are basketball poles or goals
and our basketball is on the way. No
doubt we shall have some real games
Friday afternoon We enjoyed a
League meeting and the lecturer
Margaret Buker presented a very
nice program.
We were glad 10 welcome Mrs. Adj
die Piper. Mrs. Warren Frost and
Mrs. Cora Jepson as visitors Friday
afternoon.
Frank and Marion HOLSTER who
have been in Fort Fairfield for six
weeks have returned 10 school and
we are glad to have them
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WEST BRIGHTON

Miss Helen Crowley Of Wytoptlock,
Is the new teacher at the Roosevelt
school, taking Mrs. Velma Vineent's
place, as Mrs Vincent was moving to
Dexter and was obliged to give up
the school to the disappointment of
pupils and parents. Miss Crowley
has the best wishes of all parents for
success in her work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Corson, Miss
Helen Crowley of West Brighton and
Mrs. Alberta Stinchfeld of Athens.
motored to Skowhegan on n shopping
trip Saturday. and while there visit
ed the Cole shoe sale.
Eugene Corson and family Of Cam
aan were overnight guests at his
fathers. Bert Corson's Saturday night
taking his BROTHER Clifton back with
him Sunday for weeks visit.
Mrs. A. Fl. Whitman and son Ivan
were called to her daughters Mrs
Perley Wyman's in Athens by the ill.,
ness Of her granddaughter Gala who
has been very sick for week with
appendicitis, but is reported a little
better
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NEW PORTLAND

Mrs. Edith Jordan had the misfor-
tine 10 cut her hand badly last week.
FeanWood Grange entertained the
aedool children Saturday evening at
Ter the regular meeting The chill
Gfe9 gave Il fine programme after
Vii treat was furilished them by
the Id rs, consisting oh spJhs, pea
nuts, popcorn balls and fudge. Games
and a peanut hunt were enjoyed by
all
Little Robert Davis who has just
recovered from pneumonia WAS re-
Gently stricken with infantile paraly-
Sis
New Country Rebekah Lodge plan
10 go to Kingfeld Wednesday even
ing to do work on candidates there.
The teachers meeting which was to
have been held here Friday evening
was indefinitely postponed.
Frank Yickery has traded his Ford
for an Oldsmobile.
J G. Metealf of Pennington was a
recent visitor in town.
DR. A. II. Clark recently received
the news of the death of his brother
DR.. John X. Clark. who resided in the
West.
Walter Niekerson spent the week
end here.
Miss Florence Corson is boarding
with Mrs. arthur Daggett.
Mr.. and Mrs Tasting Hoyt and
daughter Louise OF Augusta spent
he week end with Mr.. Hoyt's brother
and family. chas Hoyt.
Mr., and Mrs Russell Nutting are
moving to Farmingt on for the winter.
NORTH NEW PORTLAND
Iease Smith returned home Friday
from ten days visit with relatives
in Massachusetts -
Mr.. and Mrs. W 3. Clark and par
ty of Massachusetts left Tuesday for
SeboomooH ON few days hunting
trip
Mrs.t Agnes Bean has moved into
her new homes on Church street
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Knowles, Mr.
and Mrs H, S. Viles motored to Ban
gor. Thursday on business,
Mrs. r. N. Tupper returned home
Saturday from weeks visit at Bling
ham with her daughter Mrs. Lester
Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. r. T. Knowles called
on relatives at Fairfield. Saturday.
Mrs E. F. Pratt spent the past week
with her parents at Topsham
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jackson are
home from Searsport, where they
have been visiting for two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Chapman of
Portland are spending a few days
with hiy brother Harry Chapman and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Prince and Lii
liam Kennison of Portland spent the
week end with their parents Mr. and
Mrs II W. kennison.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. " Williams and
daughter Lois of Sanford. who have
been visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. belmont Norton. returned to
their home Sunday.
T. B. Tague ofpLiyermore Falls
spent the week end in town.
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CORNyIILE

Myrtle Burton. who is employed at
+ Skowhegan spent the week end with
her sister Mrs. Donald Bowman
Dance and baked bean supper at
the Hall Thursday evening October ..
4 Dr. Carlton Luce and family ol
Greenyille junction We're guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Walton for the
week end
Mrs. Flora Hutchins of West New
Portland is passing few weeks with
her daughter Mrs. Leroy Walton.
Harry Fall and family were in town
Sunday.
Alton Amazeen with crew are press
ing hay for Harry Fall.
sFrrak Robinson and Erwin Smith
are threshing grain for the farmers
here in town.
Al The Hall last Sunday afternoon
Irwin l. Shaver New England Sec
rotary of the Congregational Ednea-
ton Society gave a very interesting
talk on child life. Services next
Sunday at $50.
Dance in Cornville Town Hall
Thursday evening Music by Nay
Yarneys orchestra Baked bean
supper.
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BRoWN,S CORNER hfANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Padham attended
services at the Catholic church in
Skowhegan Sunday.
Bernard Fitzgerald, Jack Darby and
MIR. Carran passed Sunday in Bangor
and Old Town with relatives.
Mrs. Taylor and young son former
housekeeper for George Washburn
have gone to the home of Harold
Foster where she will be employed.
Several of the men who have been
engaged in cutting white birch for
Mr.. Witham at Browns Corner have
left seeking employment elsewhere.
Miss Olga Bailey OF Clinton is sub
stituting in the Slab City school while
the regular teacher Mrs Arthur
Brown is detained at her home in
Clinton with sickness in her family.
Reports from Miss Gladys Porter
are very gratifying to her many
friends in this place that she is re-
gaining her health at the Sanatoriam
in Fairfield where she is a patient.
Ivory Burrill and wife and Schuyler
Burrill returned Sunday night from
several days passed at Rippogenus,
a&port is that they brought home a
deer.
Mrs. Florence Whiting is entertain
ing a hard cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Patter CELLS two
sons with their wives and children
from Washburn arrived Friday night
by auto for a visit with their parents
party from Michigan were enter
tanned by Mrs. C. B. Chase during the
week end
Cyril Richards. Miss Faith Pelkey
and Mrs. Frank Southland of Hartland
also Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lahey of
Cornyille were guests Friday in the
home of Mrs c. B. Chase.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hayhurst OF
Wateryine passed the week end in the
home of Ivory Burrill.
Mrs, Emma knights. wife of Edwin
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WEST ST. AIBANS

Mr.. and Mrs Earle Robertson and
Mrs Fred Finson were in Pittsfeld,
Tuesday
Mrs. Frank Libby and daughter
irene and Mrs. George Libby motored
TO Skowhegan. Wednesday night be-
ing called thore by the illness of Mrs.
Annie Libby who is patient in the
Somerset Hospital.
Earle Heath and a boy friend of
Cornna We're callers Wednesday
morning III Frank Heaths
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hollister and
family have returned from Fort Fair
field
Miss Irene Libby attended an all
day teachers meeting at Hartand.
Saturday.
AR and Mrs. Will Bailey of Carmel
were week end guests at V. H. Braggs'
George Johnston who has been
working in Vermont, returned home
Friday.
Mrs. Emma Gilmore and son Almon
spent the day Friday in Detroit.
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turned home Wednesday.

turned home Wednesday.
Frank Hutchins of Riyeside is away
70 work.
Allen Dyer and wife of Riverside
are working al Wilton through the
fall and winter until the first OF
February.
The little son of Earl Wing is some
better, he being sick the past few
weeks with inflammation of bowels
Mrs Sadie Gordon is working for
them this week end, their maid from
Phillips having gone home.
Nellie Williamson is working in
Auburn a few weeks.
Manley Atwood is suffering with an
liberated tooth. His face is swollen
very badly.
Chester Atwood finished his State
road job at Bigelow and moved home
Thursday afternoon.
Ed Ellis and son Floyd are doing
some numbering ON their back farm
S. J. Williamson has his pota-
toes dug. He had several men work
ing for him. He had ten acres of
potatoes this year
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Records and fam
lily of New Portland were in town
Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Crossman will return to
her home in Lexington. Ky, in Il
lew days.
The new post office is almost com
pleted: also the old office which is be-
ing remodelled over for the S. J. Wy
man Dry Goods Store.
Mrs Earl Davidson is learning 10
drive her new Ford.
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RINERSInE-kINGFIELD

Snow Saturday and Sunday and
quite cold. The mountains show
snow on their peaks.
Two cars came together on the
county road. so called, Saturday even
ing, breaking an axle of the large
touring car that Martelle Quint was
driving so we bear No one was
hurt.
+, as Mahlon Davidson was coming
down Vasser hill in the village, a
large touring car driven by Mr.. Dodge
collided with his Chevrolet The
Davidson car was badly wrecked al
most beyond repair, while the Dodge
car was not damaged any. There is
some pretty fast driving on Riverside
and a road cop would find work
there.
Kathleen, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Fred Parsons of Millay Hill
passed away Saturday morning, be-
ing sick only a few DAYS The loss
of the infant daughter comes very
nard to the parents who have the
sympathy of Il very large circle of
friends.
Harry Atwood of Concord returned
to e G. Atwoods Sunday to work a
while longer on the road and digging
potatoes
Mr. and Mrs Herman Lane made n
trip to Augusta Saturday. returning
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jackson of
New Portland were visitors at her
parents, Mr. and Mrs NJ. G. Atwood S
Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Thompson who has
been working at Spring Farm. re-
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WEST ATHENS

Mrs o. c. Huff took her son Cor
don to Waterville Saturday for an OPP
Grafton removing the tonsils DR.
Hurd did the work in the Sisters Hos
pital Mrs HUFF returned Sunday and
Gordon is doing fine, but has a sore
throat yet.
Ray Jones. wife and two daughters
were In Skowhegan. Monday.
Mrs. irwin Braley. Ralph Butler.
wife and daughter from Harmony
came over 10 Athens Saturday and
LETT for Skowhegan IN the morning.
Horace Haaien and wife attended
The funeral OF Mrs Hayden's mother
in Canaan the last OF last week.
Hazen Littleheld having been in
Shirley visiting sometime, came home
Saturday
Ethel Butler went to Waterville
Saturday with Mrs. Hun, returning by
train at night and spent Sunday with
her sisters in Skowhegan.
George Wyman is having his build
ings shingled
Roscoe A. Tuttle has been mp river
a few days on business trip.
Relatives from Skowhegan, Bangor
and Waterville were here to attend
the funeral of Moses Cleveland.
Miss Beatrice Jones is home from
West Pownal
Cyrus York and family and Mrs.
Cyrus Corson were in Canaan last
Saturday,
Supt. e. A. Pattee from Harmony
passed through Monday on his way
to Skowhegan.
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aao.faa 6e II = snifh & Son Much
WORT vas lone by individuals of the
difffr4af committees which was free
lv qiv4n Tha general commifte,
a.i4b ia thanl. evervone who in any,
Wv w. instrumental for the sac
Co.'S af the occasion.
Mrs Abbie RnDixer Weston of Cali
fornia is visiting her brother. Hon. F.
" Bunker
The Sunshine Society will hold
their apron aud food sale at the Com
mnnitY foems. Iue9day oet, zalh.
TIE regular lheeilhe VIII De heIa III
the evening AT Mrs. Ben1 Fla $
Albion Edwards Oh AeW fofliallo
Hi was business eaiief III 'o"h
dehda5 Iast
Or. Pratt oil Aoftn Ne" fofl laha
VAS calling On patients III lo"h MON
a3S
Aada8oflh Afaz, WHO Is aileha iils
school al flepfen AeaaelhE. spent the
week en- IL nome.
MI. ana Afs= james II. ilofiie anu
Two daughters. nun anu i'aipdra' .Ht.
anu MIS-. All 3Ilate@9 hioeoi r'i ~
beiiaat' l5uchspoti anu ffluiHea via
bangor. aaHaay
Inc LaqieS Aia safe @fs. Lyaia
"a fage happ3 surprise parry on 1ef
azhd oifthaaY. aahy Presfn. 81, Ihe, ,,1..
ing eash Wefe gwen anu Mrs. van
Antwerp lhade hei plfiiady cake- 3
Mr.. ana Mrs, ffahk SfYihp ....j are a :,
having IL" daYs Vaeatloh gong by
auto VIA Lewiston 10 Ae"eaatie' VISIT
ing thelf daaghlet aaa iaiHiis' .niat
fahiiie 'ifa9e.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH NEWS
The CONGREGATIONAL church is put
ting on a somewhat unique program
for The three SUNDAY evenings pre-
eedine election The evening ser
wee Is given over 10 representatives
Of fhe three leading parties 10 pre-
SEM the history. platform and aim
Of och party The aim of these
meetings is not 10 provoke political
discussion. but rather to arouse inter
EST in election and TO get men and
women 10 do their duty as citizens
and vote nj the coming election. Sun
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COLES CORNER ATHENS

Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Giggey of Beth
lehem. y II. were callers at Fred
Wards Friday.
Frank Long is home from Roches-
ter. Pa for short vacation.
Robert and Victor Davis of Boston
are visiting at the Long home
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Woodman and
son Donald and friend Stanley Hodg-
kins of Brewer are at the Austin
house at Coles Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Roy of Show
hogan were in the neighborhood Sat
urday
Mr.. and Mrs. Mott Russell. Mrs
Perley Withee and Mrs Ames OF
Skowhegan were visitors at Fred
Wards, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Russell OF
Hartland We're visitors at Arthur
Trims, Sunday.
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kENNEREC ANENrE-EMRnEN

Mrs. Flora Hutchins, who has been
with her daughter Hortense Murphy
has gone 10 Skowhegan to visit an
other daughter Mrs. Maud Walton.
Grant Witham and wife attended
the Pomona meeting at Athens, the
4th.
Walter Thompson and wife spent
Saturday evening at Roy Walkers.
Schools commenced again Monday
after vacation of one week.
Grant Witham was in Dexter
Thursday where he purchased reg
istered Hereford bull, Two years old
that girts 7 # of Walter Eaton.
Mrs. Flora Boyington attended the
Rebekah Assembly ut Bangor last
Tuesday.
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NORTH ANSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Parsons and
son John arc spending few days in
Portland with Mrs. Parsons parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Skofeld Mrs.
Parsons and John will go to Florida
for the winter little later.
Lester Witham has recently pur-
chased the Weinberg place and moved
into The same.
e o. Hooper has purchased the
farm owned by Mrs. Thos Moran. the
place known as The Llewellyn vii
hanson farm.
While making his farewell call on
Mrs. Merry at Pennington lately be-
tore leaving Maine for Florida. H. =.
Merry informed Mrs. Merry he had
recently received a dispatch from
Quebec. Canada. stating his friends
Mr. and Mrs. Briggs of Jacksonville.
Florida had arrived at Quebec, after
having passed several months in Lon
don. England and would be pleased to
visit Mr. Merry at North Arson Mr.
Merry quickly responded to this call,
meeting Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs at Que
bee. The return trip was made via
the White Mountains. After visit
with Mr.. Merry and enjoying The
beautiful October scenery with its
gorgeous coloring. Mr.. Merry took
these people to Lewiston aud after q
few visits en- route will sail from New
York harbor for Florida Oct % Mr.
Briggs is Il successful ilnancier be-
ing connected with the Loan and
Building Association of Jacksonville
and other southern cities and now at
his three score years and ten can
count his we'll earned 'laurels' in way
of several hundred thousands.
Ella Beal is making many i'm
provements on her new home she re-
Gently purchased of the Raymond
Chick estate about one mile south Of
our village on the Madison road a
piazza has been built on the front
and south sides, adding much to looks
and value of her new home.
Mrs Yesta Jones is visiting rela-
tives and friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Fl. Holley accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Perley Thomp-
son of Norwood Mass. motored 10
Thomaston and visited the State Pri-
son. the prisoners assembled in the
chapel, where they listened to a nice
talk by Mr. Holley.
Frland Bailey and Hovey Barnaby
of Bates College spent the week end
at home.
Mr. Meleher Of Portland was in
town Monday
E. W. Scott is in 'Smilhdeld paint
ing set of buildings.
The community field day held Sep
TENDER LIST, was such a success. in
spite of the adverse comments Elk
pressed previous to the day. that the
opinion has been passed that a similar
occasion should be held another year
The general committee through It's
treasurer Horace Biekford, gives a
tabulated report Of the expenses of
the day for the ihenelit OF those who
may have such matters to look after
in future years.
REEEI pTYG
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Piles Disappear
PetersOn'S Ointment

''If you could see the letters I get
almost daily from people who have
suffered years from piles and got en-
tirely well in a short time by using
Petersons ointment. you couldn't
help but say marvellous" says Peter
SON. Best for old sores, eczema,
itching skin. chatting. sunburn. wind
burn, mosquito bites. cuts. burns and
bruises, Big box, So cents.
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EAST SOLON

Mrs Noyes is visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. Redmond Of Scion for few
DAYS
Mrs. Lester Chase was a caller in
Skowhegan one day this week.
Tom Perkins is digging his potatoes.
He got $50 bushels from two acres.
Mildred Boyington was calling in
this vicinity one night this week
Potatoes 40c a bushel
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Knights passed away at her home
Wednesday October Is. after a long
lingering Illness, at the age of ~
years. She leaves to mourn her loss
husband. Services were at her late
nome October II at l o'clock p. m,
conducted by Rev. o. NJ. Chase and
burial was in Pleasant View cemetery
Canaan,
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News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Prohibition" Miss Foss. DO You
! Nnte?s Mrs Sampson 4 lively dis
cussion followed the readings Plans
Tor a special service on Worlds Tenn
perance Sunday were discussed and
the arrangements will soon be com
completed. The service will be held
in the Congregational church \
more extended notice will be given
later. Tie November meeting will
also be held with Mrs Jordan.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
There will be Il Masquerade Ball in
kennebec Hall on October q for the
benefit of T. Fl. S. Henderson, fonr
piece orchestra will furnish the mus
le Al are invited TO come in COS
tune Admission one dollar per
couple. Spectators, twenty-five cents
The patrons and patronesses are Mr.
aud Mrs p. A. Woodland. Mr.. and Mrs
L. K. Taylor. Mr. and Mrs. II A. Cole
man, Mr. and Mrs. o. A. SAWYER and
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. Hill
Last Friday evening the CONNER
eial Department OF the Bingham High
School presented a three act play a
The schoolhouse. entitled. Not To the
Swift. Il proved very successful.
ana the sum of eleven dollars was
REALIZED This was given 10 the Ath-
lntic Association.
The Junior class and three of the
teachers liked about mile and a
hair. and cooked their supper OYER
an open fire, last Wednesday night
Il was a fine night for sneh an outing
and everyone enjoyed H.
CoNGREGAT1ONAL CHURCH
The evening service was omitted
last Sunday. and nineteen adults at
tended The young peoples rally held
at the Federated church in Skowhe-
gan
The Welch Praymeeting plan is
proving to be practical and richly re
warding. Attendance has increased,
and IA splendid atmosphere created.
The Pastors subject for Sunday
sermons will be The Question Rome
Never Answered. and The Wise and
the Damned.