The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-03

WELL secretary; Clarence Nottage,
treasurer. 1t was voted to hold a
, meeting each Tuesday night at the
home of the members. They Will
work under the name of Live Wires
Glass motto, 1--WE owe a debt to Him
who set the fashion of our fame"
| At Caratunk Theatre. Saturday
evening, February 5, VIM Fox pre-
sents Louise Lovely in THE Little
Grey Mouse"
Thought the kindness OF Maine
Public Health. Society, there will be
some health slides on dental health or
tuberculosis in connection with the
other pictures.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Starbird went to
Massachusetts to the home OF their
daughter last Friday. From there
MIR. Starbird was to go to hospital
for treatment.
Freeman Young narrowly escaped a
severe accident while coming from the
creamery last Friday morning when
the sled he was hauling was hit by
runaway team.
Malon Patterson, president OF Scion
Creamery Co, who has been confined
to his home by illness the past week,
is able to be out again
The Woman's Club have extended an
invitation to the ladies OF the ID. A. H.
CHAPTER to join with them in celebrat-
ing Gentlemen's Night on February 10.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. VIM. Miner Thursday, Fep.
Is.
The Freshman Glass of Scion high
school will give box social in cara
funk Hall, Friday evening, FEBRUARY t.
Ladies please bring boxes. :,
F. A. Vittum is having the BusWeii
house wired for electric lights.
Sunday services at the Methodlst
Church will be conducted by Mrs. w.
A. Moore.
soLoN HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Me,calf spent Saturday with
friends in Madison.
Prin. Philbrook and his son roster
we're in Madison Saturday on pusl-
ness.
There will be a box social at the
Town Hall next Friday evening, Feo-
ruary 4th, given by the FRESHMAN
class. Social at seven O'Clock. Ladles
bring box. Admission for gents loc'
ice cream for sale.
Mr.. Bruce spent Saturday at Snow
hogan with c. A. Storer on business:
Storm windows cost money but coal
oosts more, The school building
needs storm windows. 80,
We cannot play basket Dali WIN
out PLAYERS and we cannot nave
nlayers unless they are up IN tneii
stpdies We hope that this meets the
narents approval and that every pa
rent having girls or boys on the team
will encourage them TO WORK H.
harder and thus trim Soions ueie"''
into victories. u 11.o,a
Thru the influence of Carroil fieala
the school has just been presen'eu
with a set of fertilizer samples III q
very neat case. This Is only one VI
,,anv WAYS In which Mr.. Head mas
nroved that he has the interest VI
the school at heart.
Watch for the date OF the seiioi
play. .oa,o,,otion will
soon be here.
. cIT1zEN,s EDUCATIONAL CREED
believe that education is the
strong defense of a free nation anu
that ignorance is a curse to any peo-
nIe believe that the free pupiic
school system of the United states Is
the hest guarantee of the rishls
vouchsafed to us by the constitution
7 balieve. further, that public scnools
~ tha land are the cradle OF our de-
mocracy, and that in the ciassioo,,is
and upon the Fairgrounds whele en
cows and daughters of the street
ssweener and railroad magnate' Oh uay
labor and multi-millionaire meet upon
an onuaJ footing and stand upon tneir
own Individual merits, the lessons OF
democracy and fraternity are pest
taught. | believe that the nope -,
America is In her youth ana ina. .he
hattie ground of~the worid 10 VI.
heart of a child, and that government
foils at It's source when 1t ceases "
make ample provision for the deVei-
and nurture of It's future
l.. Shaw, Supt. OF fup-
Ito Jrstruction of South Dakota |
NORTH ANsON
Mrs. w. c. Robinson went TO for'-
land last week on account OF illness
in the family of her daughter Mrs
Perkins. g.. .ho
Mrs Folsom is assisting for the
nresent at the J. P. Murray store
A concert by home talents Will De
hold under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans Association at Academy hall
THURSDAY evening, Feb. 10. Adinis-
sion rs cents.
Pete Bickford has gone to Harmony
where he has employment.
Mrs. George Quint Is employed Ior
the present in the household OF Eu-
gene Quint. n,...a o,a
MIR. and Mrs. Russell OF Pit'sheiu
were recent visitors at G. A. Porter
Carl Andrews and Lee Ellis VINO are
working in the woods this winter
spent Sunday with their families IN
this village. Az
Harold Reed has removed from the
carrabassett block to the George
Paine house on Union st.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Durreil wei
coined an 8 IL pound daughter TO
their home. Jan. 26.
Last Friday evening was llvely
one at Academy Hall with three