The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-25
NORTH ANSON

nrominent citizen OF this town. and
Miss Clara NJ Ladd OF Boston, was
aoJemnized Wednesday morning NO
vember II at the groom residence
on Kennebec Ave. Rev. |. c. Thom
naslor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church in Scion. WAS the officiating
clergyman. Ire Witnesses were the
immediate family. The couple went tc
Portland by the noon train Tor a
short outing. Mr.. Carl expects to re-
move 10 California within te"
months.
In our issue of Thursday last, Prin
Guy F. Williams OF North Arson, Waf
credited With being president OF the
2cbonl Masters Association in The
n.adinq although the article gave
aim his proper position on the board
AS vice president lie is princiai OF
Arson Academy and not OF Somerset
Academy.
The Woman's Association held
largely attended Birthday Dinner al
hhe yestry OF the Congregational
rhurch Wednesday Of last week. A
generous menu was provided and an
enioyable social hour passed. Mrs
n n Fields was in charge or the
event At the business meeting which
followed important matters were as
cnssed. and an APPROPRIATION MADE Ioi
heneyolences. A nominating commit
tee was appointed, consisting OF Mrs
G. A. Porter. Mrs. f. 5. Parsons anc
Mrs F. K. Steward to report at the
next meeting, Dec. ID.
large force of men in the employ
of the Central Maine Power Co, are
at work here connecting that com
nanys system with that of the Frank
lin Power Co
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Parker w. Lewis OF School St, OF
Thursday, Nov. 8.
Hazel Crymble enjoyed a weekend
visit with her cousin, Miss Ruth Nc
Donald of Norridgewock.
Miss Angie Berry is assistant at thu
J. p. Murray variety store.
The first regular Grange meeting
in December will be an All Da!
event. The third and fourth degrees
Will DC WOl hCu WIN u 'tAi ~ N'NN'N -
the morning session. Dinner will D.
served, and in the afternoon, I'M
election of officers for 1921 will taxi
place. This will be Saturday, Dec
4. Tomorrow evening, Nov. rs, a re
Aearsal of third and fourth degree
cork will be held at Grange Hall.
The first boys basket ball game oil
Int unhadyIa will hn nlnVnt
With the team from Winslow Higl
School at Academy Hall on Frida
svening, Dec. 3, at o'clock. Admis
sion 25 cents. The season tickets TO
Academy Athletics are to be put o.
sale shortly, and every one will hay
the opportunity to secure ticket.
Miss Alfredo Haskell, teacher Il
Arson Academy, will spend he
Thanksgiving recess with her parent
at Oxford.
Remember the Gaines Sextette o
Jubilee Singers who are to give thu
SECOND entertainment in the Cort-Ai
bers Course at Carrabassett Hall or
Thursday evening. This Is recon-
mended as an unusually high class
entertainment and should be largely
patronized This course is given un'
der the auspices Of the Trustees Of
Arson Academy.
Four names are to be added to the
Hist of Farm Bureau members as pub.
tished. last week: Melvin Farmer
Bert A. Barron. Howard Lynds and
isaac Slipp.
Golf French is spending a week
bunting at Dead River.
The Sweet Corn Growers Associa-
ton held a meeting at Grange Hall
Tuesday, which was addressed by
MFR. Crawford Of Dexter, champion
corn grower of Maine.
The Freshman Glass at Arson
Academy are working on their read
ings. The date for their public presen-
tation will probably be announced
neat week.
Harold l.. Brice, agricultural teach
ar at Scion, with his wife, were call
ars at North Arson, Saturday.
Harry Hines and family are moving
ao the house occupied by Mrs. Hines
narauts, MIR. and Mrs. George Sew
ard. with whom they will stay this
winter.
Bert Andrews sustained an injury
ID his right wrist some weeks age
which has recently by X-ray been de-
termined az fracture. The necessa-
nv care has been taken and he hopes
10 have a good wrist soon.
Mrs. W. F. Quint of Center st" Is
confined to her bed with rheumatic
trouble,
Hon. Frank H. Holley Is kept quite
busy with his duties on the Budget
Committee which Is holding hearings
ian each county to enable the committee
To prepare suitable presentation oil
financial possibilities for the coming
legislative session.
Mrs. Ellen Brown of Mercer IS Wis
sting her niece, Mr.. o. W. Bryant on
apper Main st.
Miss Addie Walker, who has been