The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-19
NORTH ANAnN


While b. j. Whitney vas driving
from Lewiston to Augusta Saturda
forenoon he met a Ford car towing
Ford truck, the truck and Nj. Whit
neys ear coming into collision, witt
considerable damage II both Mr.
Whitney was rendered unconscious b.
a severe blow on the head and sus
tanned several cuts on his head ant
neck. He was taken at once to tn
Augusta Hospital where his wound
we're dressed and il WIS stated that h
would doubtless be able to come hom'
/ by the middle Of the week.
! Arrivals at the Carrabassett Inn tn,
past week are Mr. and Mrs. A. J
Lunt, Strong r N Jonson, Water
Vile; F. w. Hill Bangor, D. B De
War, s f. f. Ward, Augusta; Der
Morrill,, Philip Morrill,, Readfield;
] Smith, Mr. and Mrs. c. Fl. Merrill
/ Skowhegan; Mr. and Mrs. l.. f Hut
chins, Corinna; H N Barnes, WI
liam Nicoll, L. p Hazeltine, o. +
Whitmore, V. W Everett, P G
Adams, W G. Blake, F. H. Currier
S. e. Hall, l.. A Dennis, W. p. Dol.
/ pui Il. JOIltSt l'bI ll1liA
Mr. and Mrs Grover G. Bickford
are receiving the fluctuations of theiI
friends on the birth Sunday morning
October 10 of a daughter, Charlotte
Emmeline.
Emerald Rebekah Lodge will hold
a Halloween party as its next pro-
gram, Wednesday evening, October %
L. e. Bailey attended church con
ference in Gardiner last week.
Miss Gertrude Smith is visiting in
Walla Walla, Washington.
A large audience assembled at Car
rabassett Hall last Thursday even
ing to greet Miss Elizabeth Gurrell
Whiting in her representations Of the
several characters of 1.-The Boone
rang" The play is adapted from Da-
vid GraVs novelization and is a pleas
ing comedy full of clean fun and Miss
Whiting entered into the spirit of the
several characters with a charming
sympathy and an artistic effect that
captivated her hearers from the first
and held them to the end. The Con
gregational Church School Orchestra
from Madison under the leadership OF
sic which was much enjoyed by all
present Miss Regis Farr pleased
the audience with vocal solos very fine.
ly rendered with her sister, Miss Bes
sic Farr as accompanist We may
hope that if Miss Whiting comes &c
Maine again that North Arson may
once more be included in her itinerary
The news that Hon. and Mrs. c. N
Blanchard of Wilton have sailed for
South America for a three month toul
will interest many North Arson PEG
pie to whom Mr. Blanchard is vel
known as an alumnus much interest
ed in the welfare of Arson Academy
Weather conditions and muddy roads
brought about the postponment OF
their projected visit to Pennington
listed for last Friday by members OF
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter. D. A. r
The postponed October meeting o.
the Woman's Association will be held
Wednesday, October % at 230 D. m
at the home of Mrs. B. w. Ella This
is to be the long planned Expert
ence Meeting"
Mizpah Circle, l. S. S. will hold its
October meeting Tuesday at 2.30 p. m
Mt the home of the president, Mrs
Flora Walt.
Rev. T. B. HIATT Of Island Falls was
the guest Monday night of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. II, l.. Savage. Mr.. HIATT
went to Augusta Tuesday to attend
the Main Sunday school convention.
Emerson Livingston of saltwater is
recent guest of his brother, NJ d
Livingston.
Ladies will remember the all day
meetings Thursday. Friday and Satur
day of this week of the Woman's Farm
Bureau, these being the dates of the
food school conducted by state leader
Miss Eleanor Jackson and County
leader, Miss Marion Hare
An entertainment will be held by
the students at Academy Hall Friday
evening, October 90 at 8 o'clock. Fea-
lures Will be kitchdn orchestra,
Girls Quartette and a chorus OF south
ern melodies. The price of admission
is Is cents.
Williams Bros. Motor Co., AuthOrlz-
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Anson,
Maine. tf37
William Livingstone of Antrim, N.
H., has opened a shoe hospital in the
Newburg building on Elm street.
G. w. Durrell has removed to the
Everett Fenlason house.
House for sale. Inquire of +. w.
SAWYER 3w40
Donald Weeks, agricultural instruc-
tor at Scion was caller-this week
at j. L. Tingley's.
Mrs. Mildred Manson was week
end visitor in Scion.
The theme of the Y. P. S. c. f..
Sunday evening, October %
is Reverence in Worship leader,
g. L. Williams. Remember the place,
the Congregational vestry, and the
hour, SIS p. m. A cordial welcome
to this and the other services of the
hay Morning worship at 10.45 and
church. school Immediately following
Monday a twelve point buck weigh