The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-23
n, Interesting News Of
sm,srset's Busy Towns
MADISON

MADISON
onnual Harvest supper under
pc a of the Womap's Associ-
ausP the congregational church
held in the church dining room
ne,"' night. The menu consist
rsua hieken pie and all the fixings.
, l,as large attendance and
y a wv of money was netted for the
bclation. o,
,,niIs of the Madison High
p !, p are making preparations to
O bazaar on Friday afternoon
Ming October "a. Fancy
s, serm products, candy and can
..aSs will be on sale at attractive
- O0' features of the afternoon
chamber of horrors. bowling
W. eat alley and other novelties.
sot lnnch will be served late in
assrnoon for the convienee of
ai, MIN remain for the evening.
/ .haro will be an excellent mis-
.aons program. The proceeds
No used for general school pur-
.r Buxton. who has been on
Kan for a few weeks past with
= IN wellington. returned home
~oek He is employed as a weaver
american Wooden Company
pcH FOR ALLEGED CHECK
FORGER
,ocal officers were looking Fri
|,or Fred Perry who is alleged to
forged an order on the Great
horn Paper Company for $1,000.
took the order Friday morning
Great Northern Office, where 1t
casbed by Charles Marden. 1t
fOund a little later that the per
~ whom the alleged order was
csed TO have been given was not
Imployee of the company. In
reantime Perry left town, leaving
Eife without funds. Perry was
srly resident of Fairfield and
Dmcers are hoping to locate him.
Madison Board of Trade after
iaryal of three months have re-
ar regular meetings. After
k,llar business meeting came
iiscusson of a proposition for a
but no definite action was TAX
The remainder of the evening
taken I'D with discussion of
IDEAS for better advertising of
town.
accordance with a vote taken at,
bcial town meeting in August the
Etmen have a crew of men at
extending the sewer outlet
was in Jones Brook to the deep
of the main river
invitation of Miss Charlotte Mac
LIE local Red Cross Nurse, the
teachers of the Madison Schools
Thursday evening at the Com
Nv Rest Rooms to meet Miss San
M, District Nurse of Maine,
talk on Junior Red Cross Work
much appreciated and enjoyed
| present.
evening school will begin its
at the Madison High School
hy. November a. A registra-
Zee of s100 will be asked, this
the only expense of the course.
will be classes for all. Those
lsted are urged to be present on
pening night.
bon Rainbow Branch |. S. s. will
It's annual sale at the town hall
II, October "a. The sale will
at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.
will be a display of fancy arti-
aprons, mystery boxes, also a
table with homemade fudge; a
ktic table where one can obtain
binds Of vegetables. fruits, jellies
lunch booth where one can get
leh at a moderate price. In the
hg there will be an entertain
including the following pro-
drill, "The Sleep of the Flow
SnOwfakes. Bertha Viles, Charlie
Per- Lizzie Botlas, Annie WEIGH,
Tranton, Dorothy Connors and
sawyer. Autumn Leaves, =
Connors. Evelyn Coro, Emily
)n, Louise Baker. Elsie Desch-
Regina Bearer and Muriel Con-
"Sunbeams," Dorothy Bos-
Jeanette Savoy, Leona Coty,
beth Garland, Beaulah Pethy,
Duplesea, Mary Hart, Mary YER
Solo. THE Sweetheart of Long
Pearl Hapworth: An old fash
choir consisting of Ethel Mich
Annie Roberts, Carrie Adams, T.
pear. DR.. E. l.. Greenleaf. Willis
and George Ingalls,. Then will
the one-act play 1.-THE Wrong
with the following cast: Mrs.
~ Matron of the Sunbeam Day
ery Mrs. Josephine Glavin ::
eva Briton, her niece, Mrs
Parker; Mrs. Mulligan. whose
has red hair, Mrs Mabel Hun
mrs Wafer, whose baby has cur
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