The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-06-19

day and Saturday to attend the one
hundIedth anniversary of Maine Wes-
leyan Seminary. Fifty years ago,
Moses French was captain OF tie
baseball team at that institute.
The Ladies Home Circle will meet
this week Thursday with Mrs. Nora
Butts.
The children Of the Congregational
Sunday School will observe Chill
drens Day next Sunday at O'Clock,
/ all parents and friends are cordially
invited.
THE Old Peabody Pew" present
ed by the Woman's Association of No.
/ Arson, Friday evening, June 20. at
o'clock under the auspices of the NJ.
/ E. Church OF Scion will present
cast as follows Reader, Mrs Min
ME Mantor; organist, Marion Barna-
by; The carpet committee of the
Edgewood Dorcas Society: Mrs.
Baxter the minister's wife, Mrs.
Evelyn Spear; Mrs Burbank, presi-
dent of the Dorcas Society, Mrs. Eva
Tarr; Mrs. Miller, wife of Deacon
Miller, the sexton. Mrs. Flora Waite;
Mrs. Sargent, village historian, Mrs.
Adeline Hodgdon; The Widow Buzz
zeIl. willing to take a second risk,
Mrs. Lula Clark; Miss LObelia BreWs
ter. who is no lover of men, Mrs.
Carrie Wing; Miss Maria Sharp, quick
of speech, sound OF heart, Mrs Edna
Thorne; Miss Nancy Wentworth, who
has waited for her romance ten years.
Mrs. Jennie 3. Sawyer; Justin Pea
body, sole living claimant to the old
Peabody Pew, Elmer w. Sawyer. This
play is a dramatization by Kate Dou-
las Wggn Of her own story entitled
1.-THE Old Peabody Pew" and il is pro-
dueed by special arrangement with
Samuel French of New York. Admis
sion 25c and 35c.
Keystone Lodge F.. e A. NJ will OBJ
serve st. Johns Day next Sunday by
attending the NJ. e. Church in body.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. r. Head went
over to Rumford Point, Friday. after
their daughter who has Just closed
term of school at that place. A friend
returned with them for short stay.
Will Mcfarland spent the week end
at home
+. A. Coolidge is spending the week
with relatives in Livermore Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Azel Jones and Mr..
and Mrs. d. r. Weeks made a trip to
Jackman.
Fuller Smith Of Massachusetts was
in town recently calling on relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Gladys Witham Of Norridge-
wock and friend Miss Laura Gorson
of Waterylle were the guests at Mrs.
Clarence Holway's Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Weeks have
been entertaining as guests Mr..
Weeks father of Rockland and Mrs.
Weeks father and mother and broth
er of Orono, Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughan
and Basil Vaughan.
The d. A. RS. held the June meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Maude A..
McIntire, the hostess. The program
was musical one, and they fortu-
nately were able to procure the as
sistance of two very fine singers from
North Arson, Mrs Edna Thorne and
Mrs Marion Barnaby; also OF MIS-
Tina Pierce and Mrs. Edna Haskell
who both have very nice Yicesl ana
Mrs. Guinevere Piper all OF Scion.
First, two duets by StanWood Piper
and his grandmother, Mrs. Mcintire,
then al Trovatore" was read by Mrs.
Elizabeth Coolidge, with solos aud
musical numbers in the proper places
Two vocal duets by Mrs Pierce and
Haskell piano duet. Anvil Chorus, by
Mrs. McIntire and Mrs. G. Piper; the
"Niserere" voice, piano and violin,
Mrs. MeIntire and Mrs. G. Piper and
"Home TO Our Mountains by Mrs.
Pierce; piano duet by Mrs. Mary Pl-
per and Helen Ray; chorus countless
blessings" then "The Bohemian Girl
fread by Mrs. Julia Vittum), was ush-
cred in by the Gpysie Rondo for violin
and piano played by Mrs. G. Piper and
Mrs. McIntire. The solos OF this
Iopera were sung by Mrs. Thorne, The
Heart Bowed Down, | Dreamt | Dwelt
in Marble Halls and Then You'll Re
nember Me More chorus singing,
refreshments and Tittil's Serenade on
: tho monograph completed a very
) pleasing afternoon. other guests
! we're Mrs. Thomas Fallon Mrs. Clara
Murphy and Mrs. Leonora Ray.
PLEASANT STREET NJ. f. CHURCH
Thursday. June 10th, 100 ,. m.
! choir rehearsal at the church. Sun
I iday. June 22nd. 1890 a. m, morning
! worship. sermon, anthem by the
! chorus choir; 11.45 a. M, Sunday
I school. 7.3O D. m, service of praise
nraver and testimony with short adj
dress. Wednesday, June 25th, I. 81
D. M, mid-week service.
Let us all find our places in tho
house of God.