The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-27
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

next meeting Will be held with Ihelma
Foss. Three members of the union
attended the institute at Madison and
report a profitable and enjoyable day.
Esther Owens is spending a ten
days vacation at home from Bates
, College.
Next Sunday evening the Camp Fire
Girls will conduct the services in the
Congregational Church. Program ar
ranged by the Mrs. Lottie Taylor and
Marta Savage, the guardians. The
girls will be in ceremonial robes and
parts of the council meeting will be
given with a song service. Following
this will be parish meeting and re-
ports of the committee for building
community church house, will be
presented and acted on. A large at
tendance is desired, as 1t is wished to
ascertain the real sentiment OF the
, desire Of the fathers. mothers and all
persons interested in the welfare of
the children and young people Of this
community
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
The pastor will preach next Sun
ject: Peters Lesson in Forgiveness"
Sunday school will meet as usual at
the close of the preaching service.
There are classes for all ages, Chris
tan Endeavor will meet at the usual
hour. 6 p. m, Sunday. It will be
a conservation meeting.
The topic for the prayer meeting
Thursday evening, will be THE Great
Adventure" Matt. 3: AZ Ga. There
will be a parish meeting at the close
OF the Sunday evening service for
the purpose of considering the re-
ports and plans of the building com
mittee for the proposed parish house.
It is hoped there viii be full at
tendance.
The choir met for its weekly rehear-
sal with Mrs. Arlie Pooler on last
Monday evening.
At the close of the service last Sun
day evening there was a short meet
ing of the church members at which
the bequest of 500 from the late Mrs.
Blanche Gordon was accepted. The
gift is to be kept in trust.
METHODIST NOTES
Miss Mildred McNeal who has been
spending the winter with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood An
drews, was very pleasantly surpris-
ed by the members Of the choir and
other friends on the evening Of March
14th. She was the recipient OF nu
merous valuable gifts. Miss McNeal
left for her home in Caribou, the
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eagerly anticipated by her friends in
the church.
The Junior League will meet with
Mrs. Sampson next Saturday after
noon for work and pleasure. At
their last meeting a letter of thanks
and appreciation was read from the
superintendent of Allen Home, Ashe-
Vile, n. C. to which home some of
their work had previously been sent.
Last Sunday they received the hearty
! commentator of the church treasur-
err and the applause of the church for
their gift of five dollars towards the
church debt.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Elwood Andrews Monday afternoon,
March 31st.
The pastors topic next Sunday
morning will he Gardens of the
Bible" At this service Mrs. Samp-
son will sing the beautiful and popu-
lar solo, "The Garden of Prayer"
Sunday evening will be the evening of
''The Big Sing
You can buy at f. +. Folsom's for
$100 each an aluminium tea kettle,
five quart suace pan, double boiler,
rooster, and coffee pot. We also
have large assortment of 10 cent
goods in aluminium. Mail orders
promptly attended to.
United States tires are good tires,
3Ox3h USCO cords, $40; 3Ox3h Royal
cords, $3.50; 30x3l& tubes, 81 65. For
sale at Whitney's.