The independent-reporter., 1924-06-12

Mrs Eta Hanson.
There was good gathering at
Friends meeting house on Sunday,
June 8. Rev. Roland Harmon deli
yered very helpful sermon.
Mi'. and Mrs. belmont Raymond
and son Donald of Watervlle. with
S. n. Raymond of Pittsfield, called
on Ronello Z. Raymond Sunday
There will be no preaching SER
vices at VI. +. Church during the
month Of July as our pastor. Rev.
VIM. Bennett will take a vacation for
his health.
We miss Alice Elliott from our
Sunday school during the summer
vacation.
Edna Tracey Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Emery Dryas Emery and superintend-
ent of the Sunday school. ROnello f.
Raymond, went to Hartland on We'd
nesday evening 10 the NJ z. confer
ence and supper
Many Of the st. Albans people at
tended the pictures on Tuesday even
ing at Hartland VI. +. Church. which
were very good.
A party of young people went 10
the home of Mrs. Ernest Emery last
Monday evening. whore they were
treated to ice cream and cake, also
many games and songs it being Mrs
Emery's birthday. Everyone came
home at a late hour. expressing
delightful time while Mrs. Emery was
very thankful for the presents re-
cciyed.
NORTH ST. ALBANS
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F. Reynolds Jr of Wateryille were
callers at Elwiu Grants Tuesday aft
ernoon
H. A. Prescott and sons Clarence
and Howard and Chester Libby and
son Errol We're Al BIG Indian Pond
fishing Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs George trocker were
in Dexter Wednesday. the guests Of
Mr. and Mrs. Jules Pease
Mr. and Mrs. Grey Parker and
daughter Beatrice OF Watorylle were
at the Orin Parkman cottage for the
week end.
Elwn Grant and William French
were at Bald Mountain fishing sat
urday and Sunday. They report
quite halstorm Sunday.
Mr.. Kent and Mrs. Celia Haskell
of Waterville were calling on friends
in St Albans and Ripley Sunday.
John Peakes and wife OF Boston
are in town called here by the serious
illness of Mr. Peakes' sister, Mrs.
Lois Woodeoek Of Ripley.
Mrs. Nora Pingree and son were
callers at her fathers Newman Cool
ey's Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Grant and children Wis
ited at her parents, L. l.. Parker Sat
urday and Sunday.
J. d. Wentworth and wife were at
their farm in St Alhans Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. byron Bu2zell and
Elhridgc and Ruth Goundry of Well
ington were visitors at Archie Par
ker's Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. John Libby were
callers at Mrs. A. B Parkmans sun
day afternoon.
WEST ST. ALBANS
Mrs. Jennie Chase of Corinna and
Mr.. and Mrs Rov Martin of Dexter
were callers at Fred Finson's last
Sunday.
Winston Hanson visited his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Emery
a few days this past week.
Mrs. Nina Hutchins and son Roland
of Bucksport were mid-week visitors
at Fred Ffnson's.
Miss Marion Hare called on Miss
Irene Libby, Wednesday.
Miss Irene Libby substituted in
grades five and six at Hartland as
teacher Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L E Harris. Miss
Celia Packard of Skowhegan, and Mr..
and Mrs Arthur Packard of Portland
were callers at Frank Lihby's Fri
day p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs, Frank Libby and
daughter Irene were in Skowheg1n
Sunday. visiting for the day with Mrs.
Annie Libby and family.
Mrs. Frank Heath returned from
Skowhegan Saturday night whore she
has been spending a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnston Of
Massachusetts came 10 stay time
with s. H. Bragg who is in poor
health.
Olin Heath spent the week end with
his father, Frank Heath, returning to
Lynn. Mass, Monday where he is at
tending school.
Mr. and Mrs O'Connor of Old Town
were week end guests al Jesse Rays
Jesse Ray. Jr,, has come home for
the summer vacation from his school
in Old Town