The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-04-07
to California with q view OF locating
there IL they liked the country. There

to California with q view OF locating
there IL they liked the country. There
Mr.. Pierce invested in parcels of real
estate which brought large returns
and finally they located at Los Angeles
On a visit back to Maine they sold
their large farm in New Portland, hav-
ing decided to make California their
permanent home. While here on a
trip in 1915, he attended the funerals
of his two sisters, Mrs. Clara M.
Weeks and Mrs. Emma F. Berry, and
brother Frank A. Pierce.
Last summer, Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
came once more cro the states TO
visit relatives and friends and all were
glad to greet them once more. After
spending the summer n fall here,
they left North Arson on their home
ward journey and stopped at Dover,
N. H., at the home of Their niece, Mrs.
Hally ELDER Morrison, where, on
Nov. goth. they observed a very pleas
ant occasion their golden wedding. Mr..
Pierce is survived by his widow and
several nephews and nieces and cous-
ms in Somerset county and other sec
tons. His niece, Mrs. Lena (Pierce)
Doyen and her husband, and Mrs.
Carrie CMcFadden) Hutchins, a cousin
of Mr.. Pierce, were with Mrs. Pierce
at this sorrowful time, at her home
142 w So Place, Los Angeles. A host
Of friends in this section extend s.n-
cerest sympathy to Mrs. Pierce in her
bereavement.
Ruth Head Crag.n chapter, D.. A. K.
will meet with Mrs. Eary c. Wing
Friday afternoon of this week.
Friday evening a party of ten gath
cred around the supper table of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy F. Williams. Just
enough Of the lighter view was in
evidence to put one In. mind of the
traditions Of the day. But what we
started to mention was that OF this
group three are graduates of Bates
college, two are now students there
and three are prospective students of
the class of 80, '38 and'41 respective
II.
While on a visit to the home of her
sister in Waterville, Mrs. Winifred
Norton of the Garfield primary school
was invited to address a committee
of the Waterville woman's club on
various DlI dOCo III IL III wa ~
This is a we'll deserved recognition of
a we'll qualified and successful teach
err.
INTER-SCHOLASTIC BASE BALL 81
A meeting of the representatives of
Scion and Bingham high schools, An
son and Somerset academies was held
Saturday at Scion and a ~quadangular
athletic league was formed. Con-
French was the representative OF An
son academy at this meeting. The
schedules: April % Athens at North
Arson, April 80 Arson at Athens, May
Z Winslow high at North Arson, May
II Arson at Scion, May Is Scion high
at North Arson, May 20 Arson at
Oakland, May 81 Arson at Winslow,
May 25 Oakland high at North Arson
May % Arson at Bingham. June a
Bingham high at North Arson.
A leaflet is being d stributed calling
the attention to some of the man
points of Christian faith and eXper-
fence. Although not dated it may be
used as a calendar. During the next
four weeks the pastor will discuss
matters teaching these points in the
Sunday The use of the leaf
let should there fore furnish a point
Of contract between the thought Of
pastor and people.
Services Sunday, April 10. Morning
worship at 1915, AN Adventure in
Faith" Church school at 11.45. Y.