The independent-reporter., 1920-03-18
NORTH ANS0N

After >. Pl2tt Jones, HOted iuipel
senator and humorist soon to appear
here in the lyceum series given for
the benefit of North Anson Academy
has "made-up' for two or three char
acters. the impression become quite
general with the audience that the
whole Jones family is there to assist
him. For more than fifteen years
Jones has been going up aud down
this great country making thousands
OF audiences happier with his cherry
philosophy and his ripping humor.
Everybody with the blues or who
thinks they have the blues should
hear Jones. 1t is said to be a sure
cure.
Cook wanted Permanent position.
good wages. Kennebec Hospital
Skowhegan. New England Tele-
phone 1914. TIL
The Jubilee Ball given by the North
Anson Board Of Trade, was held in
Carrabassett Hall, Wednesday even
ing. The hall was very pretlily
decorated, the electrical arrangement
being an added attraction In spite
of the poor travelling many out-of-
town people attended and it was also
well supported by the townspeople. 1t
was the first dance given by the
Board OF Trade and as a success ii
has never been surpassed. A number
of old-time dances were on the pro-
gram and DR.. H. S. Spear acted as
director.
Hon. Fred w. Bunker, Rep. Frank
II. Holley, and Elmer w Sawyer, left
Monday for Augusta to take fifteen de-
grees in the Scottish Rites Of the Ma
sonic lodge.
Mrs. f. II Holley returned home
Tuesday from Portland, whore she
has been visiting Mrs. Lillian Holley
of that city
Leon G. Farr. who left for Water
bury, Conn, last Thursday. returned
Monday evening.
George !. Brown is in Augusta for
few days on business.
Floyd Berry of Medford, Mass, is
visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs
Benjamin Berry Of this village. He
plans to be here about two weeks
Earl c. Wing was a business caller
In Skowhegan Saturday.
Mrs. w. c. Robinson, and her daugh-
ter. Miss Kate Robinson, left Wednes-
day morning for Augusta 10 attend
the State d. A. II. conference.
Miss Carrie Robinson, who has been
working in the Madison Branch Of
the Augusta Trust Company for the
past three years. resigned her posi-
ZION last week.
A social was given by the North
Anson Academy in the Gymnasium, to
celebrate the one hundrcdth anniyer-
sarv of Names entrance rs a State
into the Union A short musical
program was given. including duet
by Miss Pratt and Miss Manson. and
songs by the Girl Scouts. Games
followed Molasses doughnuts and
apples were served for refreshments.
Mrs Bell Spauldng former re
sident of this village. died Sunday AT
the home of her daughter in FL Pa
so, Texas. The remains are to be
taken to Long Beach California for
burial.
The union services next Sunday.
March 81, are to be held at the Me-
thodist Church at 1045 A. NJ. and 7
p. M; Epworth League at 6 p. M.
Topic christian Principals in Indus
try" Sunday School at close of morn
ing service There is to be a friend
~ rivalry as to which school shall
have the better attendance while meet
ing together. Last Sunday the Con-
gregational School held the lead. Mid
week service for March "a will be
held at A. f. Beale's.
There is to be a Sunday School at
the Congregational Vestry Thursday
evening, March 25.
Rev r. L. Baker attended the In
ter Church Conference at Bangor last
week. At Sundays service he pre-
sented some pertinent facts with re-
gard to this movement and its out
look toward the future.