The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-02-27


90. by D. D. Master, T. b. HIATT, Il. d.
President Winifred Norton. ID d. Mar
shall Earle Folsom and D. D. Marshall
Maude NJ. Emery. assisted by Grand
Wfrdens, J. ". Norton and Mrs. G.
A. Clark. Grand Secretaries J. W. Hol-
brook and Mrs W. B. Brown, Grand
Treasurers Ostie Allen and Mrs. ii. I.
Danforth. Grand Inside Guardians. +.
A. Greene and MrA II. B. PlnmmeT.
The new form Of joint installation WAS
used and the officers were as follows
Noble Grands. w. ]. Stetson. Laura
Noddin, Vice Grands. Carl Barnard.
Grace e Clark; recording secretaries,
c. G. Clark, Maude NJ Emery; nuan-
cial secretaries j. NJ. Getchell, unfill-
ed; treasurers. w l.. Eaton, Gladys
Hamilton: wardens, G. A. Clark, Ethel
Norton; conductors, p A. Greene. No
ra Holbrook. inside guardians, James
Barnard, Nette Williams; outside
guardians. C. w. Witham, Allen Young
r. S. n. G.. W c. Emery. Sadie Berry;
LS.NG., II. F. Danforth Roxie Mitch
ell: Il s V. G.. Herbert Mitchell, Vio-
la Williams: l.. S V. G.. J. p. Butler.
Eliza Batcher r. S. s, George Allen:
l.. s. s., w. r. Jackson; chaplains.
Alfred Berry, Lottie Ellis. After a
short entertainment. the large COM
pany of one hundred and sixty. among
whom were l.. f. Jacobs of Skowhe-
gan Grand Warden OF the Grand Lodge
and E A. Athearn of Arson, ID. d. @.
w, from the lower district. repaired
to the banquet hall where fine sup
per was served Following this.
games were played and social time
enjoyed.
Cards have been received here by
friends announcing the marriage at
Omaha, Neb., Dec. 1917. of Lieut.. An
gier Hobbs Foster of the United States
army to Miss Anne Wallingford daugh-
ter of Mrs. Harriet A. Wallingford.
Their home will be at Fort Omaha.
Neb. Lieut. Foster Is the son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Foster and while
Young. lived here with his grandpar-
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Tilson II. Spauld-
ing
Lnwood Clifford has recently re-
turned from trip to Portland and
Wilton and will soon go to Boston
to take vocational training for an &C
countant
Capt. Hutchins' Circle entertained
as guests Saturday afternoon, mem
bers of Ruth Head Cragin Chapter.
Seated in a circle around the flag
draped alter In the center of the hall.
with the sun lighting up the colors.
the G. A. r.. and d. A. r. passed a
very pleasant afternoon and honored
the memory Of the great Washington
Singing of the Star Spangled Ban
ner." saluting Old Glory. repeating in
unison Our Father" opened the pro-
gram. letter Of Washington's was
read by Mrs Harriet Reyes. Mrs.
Susie Reed read 1.-THE Name of Wash
ington." Little Marjory Greene sang
a song and Mrs. Reyes gave a most
interesting talk on the life of the great
general illustrating 1t with postcards
Of the various places connected with
Washington's life. which she had Wis
tied. After a song by Mrs. Edna
Thorne. paul Revere, refreshments
of ice cream saltines and cookies were
served.
Arthur Andrews il spending a few
DAYS in Boston. Mass.
Mrs. Nellie Dick has gone to Water
Vile. to substitute for six weeks In
one of the grades in the city schools.
after which she will go to Winslow.
where she has position In the
schools.
f. s. Parsons finished Friday his
contract with the N. A. Mfg Co, of
hauling logs from Arson Valley.
Friends here will be pleased to
learn that Norman Crosby who went
from here to Maine General hospital
has recovered sufficiently so that he
has gone to his home in Massachus-
cts.
Mrs. Leslie Berry has gone to the
hospital In Portland where she will |
undergo an operation
The Womans Association will have |
a town meeting dinner in Grange hall |
Monday, March Bird, 1t will be bak-
ed bean dinner, price 35 cents.
Mrs Addie G.. Fuller. wife of Chas.
8 Fuller. died at her home in Port
land. Sunday morning. She had been
in poor health for a long time. Mrs. |
Fuller was born in North Arson, Nav |
II, 1856. the daughter of Cyrus and |
Julia (William) Bryant. She grew to |
womanhood here, attended Arson |
RCdQeIny, anu Dec. L, 1907 hidi iiNN
Charles s Fuller. They resided here
for several years and later located
In Lewiston, but for quite number
Of years have lived in Portland. She
leaves, besides her husband. one
brother, o. w Bryant of North Arson. |
The funeral was held at Portland. |
Tuesday afternoon, and the remains
were brought here, Wednesday, for
intprment In Sunset cemetery.
T. Patterson died, Tuesday morn
ing at his home In this village. Furth-
er notice will appear next week.
The annual town meeting Will be
hold In this village Monday. March 3.
The regular meeting OF Arson |
Grange will be held Saturday even
ing
Rev. Mr.. McElhinev OF Skowhegan
will occupy the pulpit OF the Congre-
rotional church next Sunday and will |
weak In the morning and evening. |
There will be Sunday School as us
nal
At the basketball games, FRIDAY
'voning. the Madison high school |
NNvs won over Our Bows, and Our |
G'rls won over the Watnrvill hiuh |
'chool girls. 1t Is expected that Our
1i~s will 20 to Skowhepan to play |
9TH the team there. Friday Went.
Friday princinal CIV f. WillfomS |