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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-04-19

The Sunday schools have planned
special programs. The Young Married
Peoples Bible Glass of the Third
Christian Church has visited every
home in the neighborhOod, inviting
married people 10 attend the class at
9:31 a. m. Sunday.
The Easter Sunday musical pro-
grams in local churches are as fol-
lows:
MERIDIAN STREET VI. Z. CHURCH
Morning, 1O:45-
Organ Prelude Resurrection Morn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thou That sleepest'
Soprano soloE.rhe First Easter Morn
Anthsm-..RtnF Out. Glad Bells OF,
organ Postlude@"Grand Chorus Dubois
-Vesper- + O'clock
5a1 AN Old Easter Melody Cvaria-
uonst ---.----.. Ntst
tb) Midnight .-.....--.... Toriussen
Anthem-"Christ the Lord Is Risen
Carols by the Children
Easter Lilies
Easter Bells
Grown Ye the King
Anthem Am the Resurrection" o.. Harris
Ofertory Duett5"Hosanna" ...... .GranIer
Anthem-"Opeu the Gates of the TEN
Organ PostIude-"Easter March" .Nerkel
soprano Mrs James NJ Pearson; con-
tralto. Miss Ruth Beais. tenor. Mr.. stephen
Badger. baritone. Mr.. Fred Jerry. Organist
and director Mrs Howard L. CliDpinger.
NORTH NEW JERSEY STREET NJ. +.
CHURCH
SUNDAY Morning
S.3Q-Praise Service.
q:15-Sunday School Program
1O-3O-SermOn. Theme: Life Versus
Death" by Rev. H. r. BOrneman
Also special music
Sunday Evening
G-45-Epworth League Devotion.
: 80 O'Clock Program
Organ Voluntary by Mrs. VIM. ,Mendenhal.
hymn los by the congregation.
organ Solo by Mrs VIM. Mendenhan.
Anthem osauna'' ........ Jules Granier
Choir with violin obligatO by
Mr. Edwin F. Hamp, director
Scripture Lesson.
Soprano Sol0-'In the Early Morning"
..-..--..---.. Harry Rowe Shelly
Mrs Anna Pswling. violin ObligatO By
Mr. (. Hamp.
Male Quartet-Selected.
Flure Solo-Selected- Mr. Gustav stark
Soprano and Baritone Duet selected
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Hitler.
CoutraltO SOlO-"The Resurrection
.----..-- - Mss Helen Thoms
Announcements
Ofertory BY Mrs VIM Mendehhall-
Address by Rev H r Borneman.
DOXOlOgy.
rs-raTsafTnn
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Easter hymns by J sicnerl. Premerl and
The singers for the . and the 10 clock
Masses NIL be.
Sopranos Mary Urainar Autonia Kos;
altos Mary CARRIES, Mary koclan. Josephine
Zore. bassos. Frank Rsdez, Joseph IeuniH.
Aibin Zcuuik. J. Uralnar.
- 90 A NJ
For tho clock NJ ass the singers viii
De " fore " ZQuta. n kadez. +. Dugar.
4. Margole, A. Zonta V. Zore. o. Sinkovic.
NJ LEzer.
Frank Urajnar organist and director.
$50
OUR LADY OF LOURDEs
High Mass a, g O'clock
InstFumcutal numbers. ........ .Montanl Trio
Directed by Pasluale L. Montalu.
Low Nass at O:3O O'clock
Children's Choir and Orchestera.
The members OF tho choir are. @. X
Rasioo, John NUpe G. H. Flynn, Thomas
kineezie Mrs William bright. Mrs. c. J.
OConnor Mrs A T.. Trcacy and Miss Anna
Dugau. Mrs. Il. l.. Jenne is the organist.
HOLY ANGELS
-Program for Z 80 o'clock Mass
Tho Young Mons choir win render tho
following program at ths z 80 o'clock Mass
Easter Sunday;
Mass in honor Of tho Child Jesus.
Onertory, Haec Deis
Communion Need Thee Every Hour.
Regina Coeli.
Choir Members
The members of the choir are: Carl Lau-
bert John sullivan, Patrick Sullivan Brian
Sullivan Dennis Sullivan. Gene Doerr, Fred
Doerr The organist and director is Miss
Emma Colbert
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ST. ANTHONY's

Easter Music at 1870
Masses on Easter Sunday will be cele-
brated at 5 40 80 8 and 1890 o'clock.
AT the latter Mass, which win be a Solemn
High Mass, the following program will be
rendered:
Vidi Aquam Observation-Disclosures. Tappert
Regina Coeii ............... Mittercr
Tn members of the choir are as follows:
idan Alice Feeuey and Clara Busald altos.
Misses Minnie Judy, Rose O'Gara and Mary
O'Gara; tenors, Joseph Whelan, Cornelius
Sheridan; hassos, Miles Feeney. Maurice
Jones' Miss Helen OGara is the organist.
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FAIRvIEW PREsBYTERIAN

EAIEF INV -FI-9OI I-hIF1I.J
1t A. NJ. Sunday
Prelude. "Andante Pastorale' ..... Alexin
He Is Risen ................. Hosmer
Anthem That Eastern Morn" Matthews
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Offertory The Victor Glorious" and
The Breaking of Bread from
Matthews "Paschal Victor"
Sermon, The Easter Wherefore T."
The Lords Supper
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Postude "Halleluiah Chorus"
Mrs L. B. Jones at the organ: Miss NJ
Esther Thornton, soprano; Mrs o. NJ. Jones,
Alto; De Witt s. Morgan. teuor;~ De Witt
S. Talbert bass and in charge of the music
at this service.
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ST. PATRICK'S

Members OF chOlr: .oOpranOs, MISS JuIla
Colbert Miss Genevteve de Julio Mrs j. J.
Schattner; altos, Miss Sara Courtneyi tenors.
Mr. NJ e. Bradley. Mr.. Joseph DuS; bassos.
Mr. Jacob Smith. Sr.. Mr.. Rudolph Block.
Organist and director Miss Helen Colbert.
HOLY TRINITY
Easter Program Sung by St Cecilia Choir.
800 A. NJ
The Resurrection. ..,4........f...I Hladnik
Mass, A Forester, Opt 10, High Mass
Regina coeli -. '...J Kuieik
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EDWIN RAY NJ. E. CHURCH

The choir of Edwin Ray NJ. E. Church
viii give the following Easter program:
Franklin y Taylor is director and FredA
Hart is organist
M OrnlnE-
Prelude Resurrection Mora" e. Johnston
Anthem" Hosanna' ............. Granier
Ofertory-'L Lovely Appear Over the
Mountains" ........ Gounod
Solo" Before the Dawn ....... Coombs
Mildred Schmedel
POstlude-"Ala Marcia" ....... .Galbraith
Evening
Prelude-"FestivaI Prelude ......-. ..Reif
CffeFtory-" Angelius ............. Steane
Cantata-"From Death to Life. Shelley
Choir of thirty-five voices The soloists
are Mrs. Hazel D. Gutknecht. soprano: Mil
dred Schmedel, contralto, Percy Holder.
tenor: Harry Jenkins. L. G. MaXey and
Franklin n. Taylor. BASES.
Observation-Disclosures March" ...... Wachs
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ST. FRANCES DE SALES

--Easter Music. 8 O'Clock Mass
raster hymns .......-. .Montaul
Childrcns Choir.
10 O'Clock Mass
Nlm AQUam ..............-.. t...... Peters
Mass IN honor of Our Lady of Pom
pen -nHFLo
Ohertory-"Ch ristus ResurTexit". .Melvil
ASSUMPTION
Program for High Mass at 9:3O-
At the first Mass at 7 80 o'clock on
Easter Sunday the Easter hymns win be
sung. The following program viii be rem
dered at the Solemn High Mass at 800
o clock.
Nlu Aquam .s......,.- w. y. Peters
Mass in F ......... Albert H. Rosewlr
Regina Coeli .........!...... A. Werner
o Salu Taris .......... Frank Bracket
TaRtum Ergo ........... l. Lambillotte
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CENTRAL AVENUE METHODIST EPIS-
COPAI CHURCH

DR.. o. W. Fifer, Pastor
T. 10:45 A. M
Organ Prelude Easter Melody" 49,.
.............>... Homer Bartlett
Anthem, THE Resurrection" ....
............ Harry Rowe Shelley
Quartet and Chorus.
Offertory 1.-THE Fountain. .,.. Matthews
500. "Hosanna" ,.............., Granier
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- PETER AND PAUL cArHEDRAL

-Poutihcal High Mass. 1880 A M
Processio nal:
"Ecce Sacerdos" ........ Emil Rcyl. Op. o
Four-Part Chorus.
Proper of the Mass
Intrqitus Graduate. 'oGertorium and
Commune ...-...-... PLAIN Chant
"Nissa Solemnis ............- .Pietro Yon
solo-ouartstte and Four-Part Chorus Of
Organ-string Qnintette and Brass Choir.
Note: This composition was written for
the Schola Cantorum of the Cathedral and
viii receive it's first presentation at Easter
The six movements of the mass are:
kyrle' .-.......--.... Ahdante fastoraIe
slorla ----'. ...' = AliesIo
'Credo' .-....s-.- Allegro fltestOso
Sanctus ;'..'.--' .s-- -. AdAs!o
'Benedictus" .:..,.' Andante
"Agnus Del ........-.-. Allegro moderate
Ohertorium:
T6ree-Part Male Chorus.
"Hanei1jah Chorus" from the Mes
Tour par chorus Of Mems Voices. organ
and Orchestral Accomp.
-PontihcaI Vespers-
At 4:3o p. m. preceded by Organ Recital.
Professional:
"Ecce Sacredos" ............... Steffen
Four-Part Chorus.
Vesper Psalms. Hymns and Antiphons
sung in Plain Chant and Vatican Melody
arrangements.
Unison Male Chorus and Double Male
Alu4Leh
'Panis Angelicus'' ......... Wiltberger
"Tantum Ergo" ......... Nerdussen
Male Chorus.
Recessional:
"COrtege TriUHnphe" .............A. Monar
THE Schola Cantorum-
Solo-Quartet: George A. Smith, Harry Cal
land. Humbert p. Pagani. Edward La
Shelle.
Double Quartet: Bernard thinner, William
Fogarty Jr.. Francis O'Brien. Thomas
Sullivan. Paul J. Smith Joseph Brand,
Ralph Leonard DR.. II. R. Alburger
ST. JOHNS
Program for Easter Sunday
Mass in &c" ........... Carl Won Weber
"Veni Creator" (alto solo) -. Decio Monu
offertory-" Regina Coeli" (tenor solol
Choir Members
The members of tie quartet are: Mrs.
John T. Brennan. Miss Laura Stake. Peter
Ankenbrocl5 ard J. r. Bickel. director.
-Childrens Choir at 9 O'Clock Mass
our Lord Is Risen From the Dead.
20 Glorious Easter Morn"
"Riaen as He Said"
Come Unto Me"
Harp solo with orchestra accompaniment.
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ST. BRIDGETs

Easter Program
Tho children choir viii reader Easter
hymns az the s O'Clock Mass During this
Mass there Will be violin soiol played
Uy Homer Dupce.
10 O'clock Mass
Vidt- Aquam ...........-.-........ Peters
Mass Emerson
Ofirrtory-" Regina COeU". -...... Werner
The members OF the choir ere: So
prauos Misses Mary and Margaret Davis.
Esther Combs and Mrs. Walter Welsh alto.
Helen Rheinhart tenor, WIN chinerdeckeri
bass Joseph Burkhart.
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Mrs. G. G. Fitch
Organ Postude. Festival Hymn 49,.
..................:. Homer Bartlett
Organ Recital
Cornelius March" ....... .Mendelssohn
"violets" 49,. Van Denman Thompson
Anthem. >" In the End Of the sabbath''
soioist. Mrs. W. A. shcad
oa Can't s1as' Death and Life. .....'..
soiolsts Mrs. c. G. Fitch Ris 8T 1~1 ", 4,
Shead Messrs w W Lindsay. J. X.
Reid, c. L. Fordyce. E. X. Todd
Organ Postlude, Hosanna" ...... Dubois
Claude E. Palmer. director of music.
Mrs hazel Heiliger Lindsay. organist.
CAPITOL AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Morning Service
Hymn by Congregation Rise, GLORIOUS
Easter Iei Prayer N. aad Responso sti u'"'
Anthem. Chotr1.:yictorio1s Morn" wilson
Sermon, The Empty Tomb .......
Anthem, The Lord is Risen Indeed" Vail
Duet, The Price Was Paid by Him"
Mrs. Ennis and Mr.. Hoyle
ALL SAINTS CATHEDRAL
(Episcopai)
Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis
Rev A Lindsay Skeery, Rector.
Voluntary Largo from the New
World symphony ............. Dvorak
Violin Harp and Organ.
CONGRATULATIONS Happy Morn
An'hem-'c Christ Our Passover .Chappen
Hyn1n-''Augels Roll the Rock Away"
kyrie SrulGshank
Glor19 T1h ................. Crutkshank
Hymn--"Jesus Lives"
Sermon.
Anthem-"Awske Thou That sleepest"
Sursum Corda ................C ruikshank
Sanctus ........... ........ Cruikshank
Agnus Del ....-............ =. .Cru1kshank
Gloria in Excesis. ................ Chant
Eunc Dimittis in F....t........S Shipper
Recessional-" Day OF Resurrection
Postude-Credo from Mass in d. Hayden
Chorus and soloists: Miss Francis Henzie,
garet Harrison. violin Helen Harrison, harp;
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny. organiS+-
GRACE NJ. f. CHURCH
Morning Service
Easter Hymn -. .......... Lyra Davidica
Rest crueifed Redeemer .Judson
When See My Saviour ...... Hardness
The Lord Is Risen Indeed. ......... Root
Congregation
Sermon; Life by Death .-..>... Pastor
Hallelujah What Saviour. Bliss
Rise Glorious Con6ueror. ....... Mason
Congregation
Evening Service
Special music by the Choir and Quartet.
Sermon by the pastor
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Morning Service
Prelude" Resurrection Morn" Johnston
Hymn 156-'Chrtst the Lord Is Risen
Today
Prayer-'Pater Nosterf Chanted
Anthem-"AYake thou That Sleepest"
Responsive Readine-''Gloria" -
New Testament Lessoa-ChOir Response.
Offertory-'At the Dawn" .Claussman
Quartet-'As It Began to Dawn" Foster
Sermon--''The Resurrection and the Chris
tian Church.
Jesse Parker Bog &c. Pastor.
Invitation Hymn
Benadicton-Seven Fold zen.
ostlude-"Ju biate Deo' Silver
Evening
2 80 Recital Prelude
20 Filius ct Fiji" :. - $500. GuilnAnt
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ST. LOAN OF ARC

Music for Portiflcal High Mass
Rt. Rev. Alphonse J. Smith. d. D.. viii
celebrate Pontifcal High Mass at 10 o'clock
Easter Sunday morning.
Preceding the Mass Miss Isabel Storch,
harpist; Miss josephine Stout, violnist, asd
Ms Joseph p Gallagher organist will rem
der Easter music The program will begin
at 9 30 O'clock Loesch's Mass in c. will
be sung by the choir, and the Ecce Sacer-
dos (Wiegand) For pthe offertory Ham
mas Regina CoelI" will be rendtred. Dur
ing the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra-
ment the congregation will sing Easter
hymns The choir members are rs follows
Sopranos Misses Cyrilla Tuite. Henrietta
Tepe Ruth Siegel, Marguerite Higgins; altos,
Misses Mona Vapdenhrook and Maxine Til
ford: tenor PAU DesIean; bassos. ALFRED
Noll and Joseph Meunier.
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HOLY CROSS

Easter Program
The following program viii be rendered at
the 1880 O'Clock Mass Easter Sunday.
Before aud during the Mass program
for harp violin and cello viii DO given:
song without Words ............ Duhee
C.. String Melody ..................... Pryor
Sprinsume OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES =. Sfnlth
Inc ~ an . 70 San oH'ile
"Berceuss," from Joselyn. ...-,.. GODDARD
Harp ..............M Miss Edna F. Phinney
Violin .............. Miss Julia Rockford
Cello Observation-Disclosures. MISS Helen Hickey
Won Aquam -...-......-. NFCE an
Jubilee Mass -..........--....-. .GTuoeF
gnl creator tdt1nla
Regina COeil .......-...... Melville
Choir Members
The members OF hte choir are: Sopranos.
Mrs Joseph Couley and the Misses Dorothy
Sylvester. Edna j. Phiuuey Margaret Suter.
Frances Kelly. Fanora ONeill: altos Mrs ID.
T. Lawlor and the Misses Nellie Griffin and
stella Haugh; tenors, Joseph swallow,
Francis Sage and stephen Budnick BASES
Charles Quinn Robert Shipmau Vernon
Howard and Francis Delaney. Director
David +. Lawlor. orgauist, Marie = Moore
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ST. MARY'S
Easiar AIuaia

Fd5ttr HUbIVs
IS A M Low Mass, Childrens Choir
"Allelulia, Alleluia Let the Holy Anthem
Rise"
Regina Coen."
'sTesus Christ Is Risen To-day"
"Haec Dies"
''The Dawn Was Pupling Der the Sky"
10:16 A. NJ
Melody Ia F''............ Rubinstein
Confidence ............... Mendelssohn
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HOLY NAME, BEECH GROVE

Easter Program at 10 A. M
Mass in f Flat ........... Bartholomew
Mixed Choir
Vidi Aquam .................. BranlIen
Offertory. Regina COeh ........... Lsdat
TIE Deum, choral
Benediction OF the Blessed Sacrament viii
be celebrated after tho 8 o'clock Mass, dur
ing.
Members of Choir
Tie members OF the choir are: Mr. and
Mrs George Messing, Mr. and Mrs. Victor
Keller. Mr. and Mrs Klebes. Anthony Kuntz.
Edward Wakeman. Mrs Robert Kennedy.
Mrs Charles McDonough and the Misses
Elizabeth Peters and Vita Cauley.
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POWER OF RESURRECTION
will be the morning theme of Rev.
Charles P. Martin at the Brooksidei
Park United Brethren Church. Re
ception of members will be held at
this service. At night an Easter serv-
ice will be given by the Sunday
school
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long and serious illness of typhoid
fever. He was born in Jackman %
yeras ago and attended the public
schools of this town. Since leaving
school he has been engaged in farm
ing and numbering with his father and
when taken ill was working on the
State road. He was a most estim-
able young man, possessed of many
excellent traits of character and will
be greatly missed
He leaves to mourn his loss his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Newton
five sisters. Mrs. Clarence Sands, Miss
Vesta Newton. Mrs. Reid Sawyer, Mrs
Harry Moore. Miss INA Newton and
two brothers Manley and Clyde. The
former is very i'll with typhoid fever
AT this writing. The funeral was held
at the Congregational church. Tues
day at 2 p. m, Rev. H. c. Vrooman oil
Greenville officiating lnterment
was in the Whipple cemetery. The
bearers were four uncles, Eddie New
ton, Lou, Ernest and Walter Wilson.
Many beautiful floral tributes were
laid on his grave by Borrowing
friends and schoolmates. Out of
town people attending the funeral
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Newton, and
Mrs. Celia Moore of Portland, Mrs.
Maud Williamson. Fairfield. Mrs May
Nollett, Shawmut and Mrs. Clarence
Sands, lockwood.
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Charles Strickland of Hallowell ac-
companied by his wife was renewing
old acquaintanees in this place Sun
day. Mr. Strickland was a former
resident here. his boyhood days being
passed on the farm now occupied by
Mr. Johnson and known as the J. w.
Ross farm He finds but few of his
former associates, having left this
section in the early sos. He has re-
Gently sold his home in Hallowell and
is as yet undecided where he will To-
cate. They made the trip by auto.
Threshing is in order this week with
our farmers, the Salisbury machine
from Canaan being here.
Miss Della Hilton of Oldtown pass
ed the week end at her home on the
river road.
The school party in the Parker dis
trict held the 18th inst. was largely
attended and much enjoyed.
Harold Moody and Francis Parker
of the L S Navy. have returned to
headquarters after passing a two
weeks furlough at their homes on the
river road.
Mrs Lydia Pooler is moving her
household goods to town where she
will spend the winter
Miss f. Feta Richardson spent the
week end at the home of her parents
A very pleasant evening was en-
joyed at the home of H. II. Richardson
Saturday evening when surprise
party was given to II. H. Richardson
and Mrs. r. l. Davis whose birthdays
occurred October 9th. Refresh
ments of ice cream, cake, coffee, can
/ dy, and fruit were enjoyed, and the
evening was spent In a social manner.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Nye and Mr.. and
Mrs. E. B. Richardson enjoyed an auto
j trip Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Mitchell of Hinck-
ley spent Sunday at the home of G.
/ s. Ames.
Guy Kimball purchased draft
i horse recently.
Mrs. II. II. Richardson and daugh-
/ ters, Bernice and Doris and Arthur
Davis of Canaan were callers in Attn
ems Sunday
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Richardson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown of Belgrade were
callers at Henry Richardson's Sun
/ Gay.
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OIINNEBASSET

Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Waldron and
son Maynard, Willard Waldron and
daughter Grace and Mr.. BARLEY all of
Vassalboro and Mr., and Mrs George
Nevins of Madison were dinner guests
at Frank Lancasters, Sunday.
Cecil Rogers and Arnold Brown of
East Madison We're callers at l.. +.
Rogers. Sunday.
George Gagnon of Madison was a
business caller in town, Monday.
Mrs. Mary Longley accompanied
Mrs. Ellen Frost to Peaks Island, Sat
urday, Mrs. Longley will be the
guest of Mrs Frost and her daughter
Miss Ethel Frost for several weeks.
There were parties in town looking
over the WOodsum property, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w Bacon Jr. and
little daughter Ruth and Mr.. Bacon s
mother, Mrs. Nellie Bacon. all of Mer-
Ger, We're callers at l.. +. Rogers
Monday
William Knowlton and family at
tended the reception given Mr. and
Mrs. Leon Littlefield Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. r. j. Shaw was in Madison on
business Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis Of Madi-
son were in town Monday.
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CARATINk

Mr.. and Mrs. Thannie Arno are
the happy parents of ten pound
baby boy. Mrs. Eta Martin is car
ing for the mother and child.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Clarence Mixer of
Boston who have been guests at Hotel
Sterling, started on their trip home
Monday in their Lincoln touring car
Joe Spaulding has Il crew blasting
rocks in the river.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Vittum, Mr. and
Mrs. Claude Witham. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
W. Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Shea took a pleasure trip to Green
Vile Sunday
Several men got done on the state
road and returned 10 their homes
Saturday. We understand the work
will be finished this week.
Raymond Hunnewell has gone to
Jackman for the winter.
The students of Lincoln high are
raising money which the town gives
part for library for reference books
We understand ROBBIE Mariner, a
former principal, has donated several
works.
Erma Martin and friend took a trip
to Gorham Saturday to see her sister
Arlene, who is a student at Gorham
Normal.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Clark, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Clark and Mrs. Alice
Spaulding attended the concert given
by North Arson talent a Bingham
Wednesday night
Samuel Armstrong who has been
passing a few weeks in Canada re-
turned Friday. He has installed a
loud speaker radio in his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Spaulding and
Mr. and Mrs Eldred Spaulding took
very enjoyable trip last week. They
visited Rumford, Dixfeld. Notch and
the White Mountains.
VIII Powell is clerking in Heald's
store at Scion, while Mr.. and Mrs.
Heald are away on a vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mitchell are
entertaining a guest over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs John Fitzsimmons
with their teachers. Mr., Snow and
Mrs Gould went to Lake Moxie Sun
day where they enjoyed picnic din
ner.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Comber went to
Brighton Sunday to see their brother
Scott Hunnewell who Was so seriously
injured in an automobile accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Owens of Bling
ham were callers at Albert Clark Sun
day. Rev. and Mrs. Arthur MacDou-
gal came with them and help services
i'm the church. Mr.. MacDougal is a
good speaker and is liked very much,
but owing to so many people belng
away the attendance was small.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-30
KINGSRIRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Pierpont of
Madison are visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Leavette and
son were in Wellington Sunday on
business.
Mrs. Grace Stewart and daughter
visited her mother, Mrs. w. f. Camp
bell Saturday and Sunday.
Mr., and Mrs Lester Hilton and son
visited at Frank Stones Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone and son
visited Mr. and Mrs. II. j. Corvette
Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Ames and child
rem were in Wellington Sunday
Mrs. Ada Gourley visited Mrs. Arth-
ur Baird of Wellington Wednesday.
Ernest Bumpus OF Brighton was in
town Sunday.
Frank Stone was in Mayneld Mon
day.
Jasper Lcayitt Of Athens is in town
on a hunting trip.
Carlton Palmer and c. r. Ames was
in Brighton one day last week.
Goram Huff and Roy Mckinney of
| Wellington were in town one day last
week
Lester Hilton was in Wellington
Monday on business.
Mrs. Edith Corvette and daughter
were callers at c. h. Ames' Tuesday
Justin Bickford of Wellington was
in town Wednesday,
Owen Damon of Madison was in
town Cunday.
Mr. and Mrs Lestor Hilton and son
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Hilton Sat
urday and Sunday.
Tom Stone and Jasper Leavitt were
in Harmony Friday on business.
Lester Hilton and Isabel Campbell
and daughter were in Wellington
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Ames and child
rem were in Wellington Friday