The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12

gowned in white silk tricolet trimmed
with white satin. She is the oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester G.
Atwood and has always resided in
kingfeld. The groom is a patrolman
and is resident of Embden, where
the young couple plan to reside.
COLLINS HOSPITAL NOTES
Frank Ploude who was a surgical
patient was discharged last week.
Mrs Beecher Wright who has been
seriously ill following a surgical op-
Grafton, is on the gain.
Everett Salley, who was operated
on a few weeks ago for appendicitis
was discharged Friday and was able
to go to the home of Mrs. Salley's
mother, Mrs Carolyn Carl on Park
street.
Mrs. Albion Brown and little son
are still at the hospital
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
The Church of the Glad Hand
Glen r. Asplin, minister
Sunday June 10. 1924, 10.45, morn
i ing worship; sermon theme THE
Acid Test of Religion; sermonette
i for the boys and girls Hearing Gods
! CALI" 12 Church School; $50 Ep-
worth League, Raymond Henderson,
j leader; topic "Play and Personality;
/ 730 song and devotional service; SER
mon by the pastor "A Model Chris
tian." A cordial welcome is extended
TO all.
Last Sunday morning the following
were baptised; Warren Curtis AS
pln, Vernard c. Hilton, Clara f..
Newton, Edith A, Frances A, George
II. and Fredona NJ. Hibbard.
NORTH MADISON
Mrs. Bessie Blakesey who has been
spending several weeks at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Albra Adams was in
! Massachusetts over Memorial, but has
returned back to the home of Mr..
Adams.
Mrs Emma Dean spent the week
end at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs Edgar Clark.
Mrs. Helen Green and her two
daughters Mary and Ruby made a trip
to bingham last Saturday.
Mrs. Clara Clark and her grand
daughter Thelma Dean made trip
+ To Skowhegan last Saturday.
Nelson Ryder who has been staying
at the home of Ansel Salley for the
past few weeks returned TO Skowhe-
gan last Saturday being in quite poor
health.
MADISON CENTER
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Flint of Norway
we're callers at the home Of Charles
i Perkins last Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs Austin Tibbetts of
Bingham were callers Sunday on Mr..
and Mrs Charles Perkins.
Golden Glow |. S. s. met at the
home of Miss Olive Hayden last
Thursday. Thirty-seyen at dinner,
four arriving after dinner. Work was
done. picnic dinner was served.
Meeting called to order at o'clock
when all business was transacted adj
/ iourned at o'clock next meeting
changed from July 3rd to July 4th. to
meet at Mrs. Harding's with gentle
men invited. Also children's day.
/ All went home happy.
BURNS DISTRICT
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Larabee of
Beverley. Mass, arrived in town Sat
urday to visit Mrs Larrabee's father
Mr.. Herbert Nltnee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fowler were in Show
hogan Sunday calling on his mother.
Miss Amy Otis is spending a two
weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Otis.
Viola. the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. p. McKenney is quite i'll
at this writing.
Fred Otis and daughter also Elmer
I.add were in North Arson Sunday.
Mrs. Rebecca Sweaton is having
some painting done. Wallace Nc
Kenney is doing the work.
Quite number of the farmers
around here have got their sweet corn
planted.
Herbert Withee and Mrs. Sweaton
were in Skowhegan Wednesday OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Billings of Bar
rons Corner were afternoon callers
Sunday at Fred Otis.
Walter Ladd of Mercer was call
er Sunday afternoon at Fred OTIS
remaining for the night
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis of Skow-
hegan were week end visitors at Mrs
Davis son, Wallace McKenney.
Fred Otis, Elmer Ladd and Wallace
McKenney were in Mercer, Friday
night.
WEST BRIGHTON
Charlie Keaton has a crew of men