The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-10-02

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today, unhampered by traditions of
the past.
RECENT HAPPENINGS
During the week of September %,
membership campaign meetings have
been held in the following communi-
ties comprising the 9Th district, Fair
field, Norridgewock, Skowhegan and
Larone. The date set for the close
of the campaign in the communities
named have been set as follows:
Fairfield, October 4; Norridgewock,
October 4; Larone, October 4; Show
hogan, October II.
Solicitors appointed at the various
meetings were as follows:
Solicitors for Norridgewock-Me
Earl SHEPPARD, Bliss Shaw, A. A.
Cheviot; women, Mrs. George Henry
Mrs. A. A. Cheviot, Mrs. William Stew
art, Mrs George Carr, Mrs. II. C. Al
bee, Mrs. Lila Tobey, Mrs. l.. G.
Stevens. Solicitors for Skowhegan-
Mr.. and Mrs Sanford, Mrs. George
Parker, Perley Withee, Mrs. Nellie
Hobart. Mrs. Kate Hill, Mrs Cyrus
Goodrich, Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. White.
Solicitors for Fairfield-Mr. and Mrs.
l.. McKechnie Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Jones' Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Upper, N. W. Tozier,
Mr. and Mrs. II. s. Hoxie, Mrs. f. W.
Sturtevant, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Kier-
stead, r. A. Clifford. Solicitors for
Larone-R. V Hetherington, Mrs.
Gladys Morrow.
Membership campaign meeting was
also held in East New Portland which
had been previously postponed so
that now all of the communities in the
4th district have started their CAM
paign, Wednesday, September "a, with
the follwing solicitors appointed; Mrs.
Roy Nye. Mr.. and Mrs. H. p. Jones,
Mrs. A. E. Millay, H. c. Emery, c. H.
WalkerA September 81 ID the date
set forsthe close of the campaign.
Friday evening at the home of
George Foster, Cornville. campaign
work was started which is comprised
of the third district, with the follow
ing solicitors appointed for that sec
tom George Foster, G. G. Wood,
Mrs Gladys Kelley, Mrs. John Scott.
The date set for the close of the cam
paign in Cornvlle is October 4. Cam
paign work was also started in Mos
COW with the chairman Mrs. Charles
Collins in charge. October has
been the date set for the close of the
campaign in that community.
HOME DEMONSTRATIONS AGENT S
SCHEDULE FOR THE MONTH
OF OCTOBER
Oct Fairfield, children's clothing
Oct 2-Cornvile, Xmas suggestions
Oct. 2-Cornville, Gmas suggestions
Oct. 4--Skowhegan, millinery
Oct. 4-Larone, millinery
Oct. 6--Mercer, foundation wats+
Oct. 8-Hartland, adaptation Of pat
terns*
Oct. St Adams, childrens clothing
Oct 10-Harmony, remodelng*
Oct. 14-Palmyra, dry cleaning
Oct. TIE. n. Portland, children's
clothing
Oct. 17-Solon. pictures and how to
hang them
Oct. 21-Madison, millinery%
Oct. -Norridgewock. remodeling
and fabrics*
Oct. 28-Cambridge, millinery
Oct % Moscow, millinery"
Oct rs Mercer, dry cleaning
*Home demonstration agent will be
present. Tuesday, October % is the
annual meeting, all meetings on that
date will be either postponed or cam
celled.