The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-02-24
NORTH ANSON

/ NORTH ANSON
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Adams are
spending some weeks with her moth
err Mrs. Boynton at Scion.
Fred Ellis has returned from up
river and with Mrs. Ellis is reopen
ing their School street home.
Oscar Fenlason, youngest child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fairfield Fenlason. is
quite i'll again. Blanche who has
been i'll recently, is improving.
Hon. and Mrs. F. W. Bunker and
Mrs. w. r. Wait are visitors in Bos-
ton this week.
The Sunshine Society met with
Mrs. Emily Holway, Tuesday after
noon.
Tuesday evening the Freshmen OF
! the Domestic Science Department,
under the. direction OF their instruc-
tress, Miss Mildred Chapman, gave a
lunch to which the mothers OF the
members were invited and the edibles
in which were of their own prepare
ton. The affair was held at the
hall basement and was much enjoyed.
Washington birthday was obsery-
ed with a patriotic program consist
pantomime by members of the several
grades of the Mark Emery school at
Academy hall. The Academy sus-
pended its regular session and joined
in the observance as did large num-
Der of the townsfolk SO that the hall
was we'll filled. The exercises pass
ed off in a manner to reflect credit
on both teachers and pupils. At the
close of the program a number or
popular songs were sung under the
leadership of Miss Esther Manson.
those who could not sing being in
vited to whistle, privilege of which
quite a number took advantage. The
principal Miss Vesta Carl, presided.
Price Weber of Augusta was the
week end guest of Harold Collins.
Miss Adeline Fenlason went to the
c. M. G. Hospital at Lewiston for
observation and treatment.
Mrs. Percy Grant and son, Ben
iamin we're week end guest of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Benjamin.
Lucille Crymble was out Of school
last week because of illness.
o. w. Savage underwent an opera
ton last week, the surgeon being
Drs. Bell and Spear.
Mrs. N. C. Smith of Pittsfield was
the recent guest of her nephew, H.
Fl. Marston.
Mrs. Perley Greene went to Bel
lows Falls, VI, Saturday to spend
week or two with her husband who
Is employed there.
q Mrs. Della Mullen has rented the
tenement on Willow ST.. recently va
Gated by w. r. Johnson.
Sherman Hapgood, formerly of this
place, now of Portland Is recovering
from an illness of several weeks with
typhoid fever.
w. C. Robinson attended the Maine
Fruit Growers Convention in Auburn,
later making short visit in Portland
and returning to North Arson Satur-
day.
Gasoline 32c at Holt & Nights 1wS
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Heath of Win
throp, Mass, are receiving congra-
gulation on the birth Of son. Feb.
10. Mrs. Heath is Mabel, the daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Seward
of this place.
Ben Trask who was called here by
the death of his father, B. F. Trask
has returned to his work at Bellows
Falls, VT.
Mrs. L. A. Bradbury is spending
several days in Bingham in connec-
ton with the annual town settlement.
County Agent Storer Of Skowhegan
was in town, Thursday and Friday
evenings in conference with Prin. G.
F. Williams on County Club Work.
Mrs. G. A. Porter and son Robert
NJ, spent several days in Pittsfeld
last week.
Hon. L. w. Burke was Waterville
visitor Friday.
II. H. Thurlough of the revenue de-
partment has been in town recently to
assist citizens in the preparation of
their income tax returns.
Irving Hilton of Madison was a
visitor Friday at F. R. Steward.
Mark Emery Of Skowhegan is at
y. w. Bunker's for the present.
DIN Furber was the guest recently
of his cousin. Mrs. Norman H. Chase.
The Arson Academy Basketball
teams went to Scion Friday evening
Scion second team won from Arson
Freshmen 17-9. Arson Girls won
from Scion Girls S-6 and Arson Boys
from Scion Boys 1912.
The Scion High School basketball
teams will play returns games with
Arson Academy at Academy hall. FRI
day evening. Games begin prompt