The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-03
NORTH ANsON

fact that the date given for the next
Lyceum Entertainment as given on
the tickets is wrong. This entertain
ment will be givap at Carrabassett
HaHothe evening of Thursday. Nov
10, at eight O'Clock. Thompson Blood
story teller. wit and impersonator will
furnish. the audience with an enter
tainnent that will be popular. enter
tanning and strikiDgly amusing. Re-
member the correct date. Nov. 10. La
ter entertainments in the White Ly-
ceuen Course will be the Black and
White Atestrels, NOV. % and the Ply
mouthnNale Quartette. Jan. 10, 1922.
Pla4s, are maturing for the opening
Of the basket ball season the evening
ofeNoy.. 30, Wednesday of Thanksgiv-
Ing, week.
Mrs. Althea Savage. with her grand
daughter, Mary Monohan, spent the
week end with her daughter, Mrs.
Emily 8, Monahan. at North New Port
lard.
d saturday evening, Marguerite Clark
insfW,Hpw by Proxy" So funny you
viii laugh til you cry.
Il HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL
{, For nearly two months some of the
ladies' Of the Congregational parish
have been planning and preparing for
4 Halloween Festival. which was
brought to successful issue at the
Grange Hall Monday evening. At 6
O'clock the dining hall was filled by a
merry thrOng seekings roast chicken
With all the "fixins" The weather was
perfect and the crowd exceeded anti
gipations. but we think that no one
vent away hungry. Following the
oupper the scene Of activity was trans
Tered 10 the. Hall, Upstairs and down
jack.'0-lanterns grinned. winked.
letfed or wept according to DISPOSE
tor and Halloween colors blazed ev-
Arywhere. Ghosts walked fearing
teither tight nor darkness. Apples
and doughnuts hanging in mid-air
thallenged the effort to get bite. Mrs.
Fields with able assistants presided
over 4 popcorn and candy table. Mrs.
Murray and Mrs Holley dispensed
.vcistead proof punch. Mrs. Il. w.
sawyer as the gypsy queen satisfied
tom the darkness OF her eyrie the
queries Of the curious as to their past.
present and future. A witch song was
snaf BY Mira Barnaby. An elaborate
Ghost drill was given. Evelyn Fenla-
s0n .recited. Minnie was fed, the ele-
thant walked and songs were sung.
The Committee in charge. of which
Mr. Edna Thorne was chairman. are
" be congratulated on the success
With which the affair was carried out
The gross receipts were about 800.
%CONQREGATIONAL CHURCH
81 Rev. T.. L. Baker. Pastor
'tGhuHTy. Nov. 8. morning worship
WITH sermon at 1916 a. m. Church
e6b60lfAf lt.50 q. IN. Y. p. s. c. E. al
J4fb.p m. Topic: "Thy Will be
HnSlEith Ny Money" Prescott
NIKE leader. -
}ls pattofsss 3Srmon last sunay was
9y undue tH8facter. a number oil
MSab aud topics discussed In the issue
63the tvongrcgati0nallst Of Oct. 20 and
linfAd I'D relation to the text Rev
/ Ma1. with the subject, Ealing the
BcSf rs.l,t ~
G.Taesdaye'e evening will be Church
NINA next week with meeting OF the
lfh1eNtl&l Committee to consider i'm
tVft9rt matters.
ise1pected that a church school
lodi&1 viii be held at the vestry the
At6AiHg of Tuesday. Nov. Is. Plans
fol- 16Utf time are being made and a
,1inhA adrflission fee will be charged
sssplrl9r coal stove for sale. Inquire OF
Cstie Allen. North Arson.
~ y I ARMISTICE DAY
si.ThofhOurs from II to IL on Armis-
ticA Day, Nov. IL. will be given up to
patriotic exercises with songs and
briAf addresses. Special significance Is
klVeNl to this years anniversary be-
cause OF the meeting OF the Disarma-
nient Conference. inflated by our gov
Spnment, at Washington. Let's make
Of this genuine community assembly
Academy Hall. Nov. II, Mt II a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Heald and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ French were in town
Monday and attended the Halloween
supper and festival.
Mrs. Emma Woodc0ck. who has been
Visiting for q time at r. r. Stewards,
went to North New Portland Monday,
exrecting to remain for about month.
I Hey. C.. II. McElhiney and wife and
i large delegation from his Madison
parish attended the Halloween Festi-
val and Supper. given Monday eve
ming by tho Congregational ladies'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wyman, Lin
wood Reed and Miss Mamie Reed OF
Salem. Mrs. Samuel Kennedy and two
sons and Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenney
Of New Vineyard were in town Sunday
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Norman
Chase.
w. II. Mclean. Joseph Mclean and
son Sumner and Mr.. and Mrs. Hill
man of, Augusta and Mark Spear OF
Madison, were in town Sunday to at
tend the, funeral Of T. j. Spearin.
Card Of Thanks
I'VE .wish to express our heartfelt
thanks. f6r all the neighborly kind
nest shown, the assistance rendered
thu words of comfort spoken, during
oyf recent sudden bereavement.
u Norman Chase,
"a .,MpsaRd Mrs. Eugene Quint,
Mrs.. Alton Il. Clough.
hss .Lunan b. Spencer
III; ,teslie L. Spencer and family
,i1rl Mr., and Mrs. Ralph Mccarthy.