The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-17
NORTH ANSON

| Mark l.. Pullen arrived at MS nome
here Saturday night after few
weeks business trip in northern New
Hampshire and Vermont.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark spent
some days in Skowhegan last week.
II. M. Fish of Philadelphia, who has
been visiting for several weeks at Les
ter Berry's returned last week.
John Bickford was called as wit
ness in court at Skowhegan last week.
Mrs. A. e. Hamilton Is Ill at her
home on Madison avenue.
| Harold L. Smith was taken to Show
hogan last week for an operation.
y Miss Edna Farln was a recent Wis
itor at Waterville.
Mrs. Mildred Mason and Miss Esth-
er Manson spent the week end In Sol
on.
Arson Grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening.
Miss Helen Allbee, Arson Academy.
'23, who is in the hospital, Is improv-
ing and expects to return to her home
in Lexington this week.
The preliminary debate, prepara-
tory to participation in the Bates De-
batting League will be public at Aca-
denny Hall, Monday evening, Febru-
airy %.
The town officials met at j. P. Muir
rays office Monday for the settlement
nancial year.
Mrs. L. A. Bradbury expects to at
tend the Convention Of the National
Education Association at Atlantic City,
February "a to March 6.
Ercell Gordon has been spending
few days in Boston, the guest of Rev.
p s. Ridlon.
Miss Helen Sargent of Lexington
was unable to return to her school
duties at Arson Academy this week
becaue of illpess. :.
The boys and girls basket ball
teams go to Scion Friday evening for
games with Scion High.
Bertha Paul OF Shakespeare school
spent Sunday at South Scion.
Mrs. Mabel Chase Hodgman, a for
mer student of Arson Academy, now
a resident of Portland, was in town
recently, on her way to visit her mo-
Their, Mrs. A. Fl. Chase in Lexington.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Cole, who
have recently visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Granville Berry, have gone
! to Lewiston where they will reside
| for the present.
On the afternoon of Valentine Day
it being also the SEVENTEEN ann1ver-
sary of her birth, number OF the
neighbors and friends OF Mrs. Ruby
| Collins made It the occasion for. lit
tie party and merriment. A quilt
was tackled and refreshments were
served.
Emerald Rebekah Lodge will hold
its regular meeting Wednesday even
ing next.
Ruth Cragin Herald Chapter. D. A
r. held it's regular meeting Friday
afternoon at the home of Miss Kate
Robinson, who was assisted in enter,
tanning by Mrs. I9ez Crymble and
Mrs. Alureda Eames. One feature
Of the afternoons entertainment was
a guessing contest in which all pAr.
ticipated. Delegates to the Continen
tai Congress elected are regent. Mrs
Ellie Knowlton and Mrs. Erie G. Ro
binson delegates to the State Confer
ence include the above named together
with Mrs. Eva Maxfeld Mrs. Addi'
Perkins, Mrs. Annie Bushee, Mrs. Ell
zabeth Emery. Mrs. Mae Parsons AM
Mrs. Nellie Houghton.
Considerable interest is being deve
loped in Drawing in the Garfield schoo
instruction in this branch Is now CIV
en- with extra charge. Prizes nav
been oered by two Madison gentlemen
for excellence in this department.
A Valentine Party and dance wa
held at Carrabassett Hall Monda
evening.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. 1
F.. Bailey died early Wednesday morn
ing. February 9, after short Illness
Prayer was offered at the home Thurs
dap afternoon by Rev. e. L. Baker
and interment was in Sunset Gene
terry.
The local friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Roy p. Clifford will congratulate theI
ON the birth Of son. Kenneth Roy
weight II and one-half pounds. o
February IL. Mr.. Clifford IL with th
milton Wooden Co. at Wilton, Main'
This 10 the second child, the first b.
Ing q girl two and one half years oil