The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-13

meeting October 9th at the home OF
the Regent Mrs Ethel Brown; Nov
! ember II. Mrs. Nellie Robinson; Dec
ember 20. Mrs. Josephine Sawyer;
January 20. Mrs. Gertrude Schoppe.
This will be the nth anniversary;
February %. the meeting will be with
Mrs. Alice Goodrich March 30, with
Mrs. Annie Whitney; April -, Mrs.
Alice Smith. May %. Mrs. Abbie Guild
and Flag Day June l4th VIII De ar
ranged for by the committee.
Arlie A. Dinsmore was at nome over
Sunday from his work in Denlsvllle.
! Florence Old Heaters, $G3o TO Slz al
WHITNEY'S.
BINGHAM HIGH SCHOOL Mules
Monday October 3, the Bingham
High School began its second year
under the Junior-Senior High 6Shool
plan with a registration OF H.
Grades VII, VIII and TX are seateu
in the new assembly room on thel
second floor which is in charge OF
Mrs. Edith Dinsmore first assistant
in the Junior High department.
Grades X, XI and XII, or the So
phomore, Junior and Senior classes,
which make up the Senior High de-
partment are seated in the old as
sembly room on the first floor fflh-
cpal Foss presides over this room
In checking up the registration
very significant fact was discovered
Every pupil who completed the WORK
of his grade last spring has returned
to school this fall to continue his
T.. class
has a 100 per cent registration OF
its members at the close of the last
school year. This Is record OF
which all persons interested in the
school may well be proud
All of the teachers are at the school
building when it Is opened at o'clock
in the morning and the time from y
to $50 is used in giving individual
help to all pupils who wish to avail
themselves of his privilege.
One OF the teachers remains at the
school building each day during the
noon hour.
Plans are nearly completed for the
Freshman Reception which will be-
held in Kennebec hall, Friday even
ing, October 81. A fine program has
ed in the school are invited.
The b. Fl. S. baseball team will
play Scion High at the fair grounds,
Saturday, October Is.
NORTH ANS0N
| The opening entertainment OF the
! Lyceum Course for the current sea
son will be held at Carrabassett hall,
Tuesday evening, October 49, at
o'clock. The talent will be the Yer
satile Artists" Miss Georgia Price,
harpist and vIollnist and Miss Sigrid
Eklof, soprano, reader and pianists.
| As In recent years any profits accru-
ing from the course will be for the
benefit Of Arson Academy and tickets
may be obtained from the students
| with information as to the character
of the entertainment to be given,
Ruth HeaM Cragin Chapter, ID. A.
r.. will hold its October meeting to-
morrow, Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. G. V. Bailey on Elm street.
Mrs. Bailey, MIRA. F. 8. Parsons and
Mrs. h. 8. Paine are hostesses Inc
families OF members are invited to
supper at $50 p. m.
Mrs. b. M. Berry had raspberry
cones last week on which were bios
SONS and green and ripe berries. An
other finder OF ripe raspberries last
week was II. M. Norton who picked
quantity near the orchard, where
he was harvesting apples.
Arson Grange will hold its regular
meeting Saturday evening.
Cant. Seth r. Hutchins Circle, La
dies OF the G. A. X. will hold its reg
uIar meeting at Grange Hall, Satur-
day p. m.
Miss Gertrude Smith went to Boston
Friday to meet Mrs. Harry Beale, who
has been spending the summer in
this section. In company with Mrs.
Beale. she left Boston Saturday for
the home of the latter at Simms,
Montana, where he will spend the Win
ter.
Henry Reed of Benton was the guest
over Sunday of his SON A. w. Reed
Mrs. Mallore Parsons and son have
returned to their Portland home.
Local teachers are planning to at
tend the Convention in Portland the
last of this month.
A corn roast was held at the Staple
ford farm on Wednesday evening of
last week with many from this village
in attendance
Roger Goddard was summoned to his
home at Dead River Sunday.
Mrs. Marion Drake-Flanders held
an orchestra rehearsal Thursday
evening. Already four violins, cor
net and pianist are enlisted with
several prospects.
Mrs. Alice Spear Rand has resumed
her work on violin and piano with
students in town.
A new evidence of enterprise on the
part of the Academy is the appear
ance of neat styles of stationery nav
| ing the Aeademys imprint
The Annual Meeting of Stewart Pun
| lie Library has been postponed TO
next Monday evening. October II. 7.30
u. M, at the home of Wallace Emery,
THE ANCHOR
An innovation in the management
of the Anchor this year will be It's
issue in series of five numbers IN
newspaper form at Thanksgiving,
Christmas Mid-winter. Easter and
Commencement The Editorial Board