The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-26


| II is to he an all days meeting. VEN
/ hers will bring their lunch ana coine
prepared 10 work.
The Joint installation OF officers OF
j Winona Rebekah Lodge No. " -.
! Weserrunsett Lodge J. u y. w
l12. was held January -. ne IN
stalling officers for the kepehah i'ouse
/ being district deputy president MISS
Alice f. Danforth and district deputy
Grand marshall. Mrs. Mabel q. Bragg
and district deputy grand warden, Mrs.
Titan smith of Skowhegan. They
wore assisted by district deputy grand
secretary. Mrs. Ella Ellingwood, dis
trict deputy grand treasurer. Mrs.
ethel NcCollor and district deputy
grand chaplain, Mrs. Eleanor Holman.
The installing staff of the subordinate
lodge was district deputy grand mas
Ter, Ernest Gilman and district deputy
marshall. Mr.. Chandler both of Nor5
ridgewock. They were assisted by
district deputy grand warden, Anna
rion BoswOrth, district deputy grand
secretary, F. P. Collins. district depu-
~ grand treasurer, +. p. McCollor and
district deputy grand chaplain, l.. l..
Stinchheld The officers installed
were: noble grands, Mrs Ada Foster
and Harold Hurd: vice grands, Mrs.
Emma Whittier and Loyson Chaae,
secretary, Mrs. Gala Scribner and W.
II. Tibbetts: treasurer. Mrs. Minnie
Hight and H. S. Elliott; warden. Mrs.
Alice Flanders and Leon Lancaster;
conductor Mrs. Winnifred Jones and
A. l.. Hall; X. S. y. G., Mrs. Lottle
Roberts and George Foster; l.. 5. y.
e.. Mrs Susie Bosworth and VIM. Ro-
berts: l. G., Miss Elsie Roberts and
Frank Pugh: o. G.. Mrs. Celia Tib-
belts and Stephen Lawrence; chap
lain. Mrs. Nellie Fox and. F. p. Col
Inns; X. S. V. g., Eugenia Aver and
Clifton Flanders l.. S. V. G., Mrs.
Anna Nelson and Horace Chase; r..
S. s., Howard Chapman and l.. 5. S..
Hollis Brown. Following came the
installation of the Encampment No. "a.
The work was done by district deputy
grand patriarch. Harold hatcher and
district deputy grand Junior warden.
Fred Dyer. assisted by deputy grand
high priest, l.. c. Williams. deputy
grand senior warden. w r. Tibbetts.
deputy grand scribe, Fred Collins and
deputy grand treasurer, Leland Bos-
worth. The officers installed were:
Chief Patriarch Wallace e. Jones;
senior warden, Loyson Chase; junior
warden, Fred Collins; scribe. Harold
catcher; treasurer, Waldo n. Sand
ers; high prieiI, Clifton Flanders;
guide, w. r. Tibbetts; LIST watch,
George Foster, End watch, Joseph
Barker. Bird watch. A. l.. Hall; 4th
watch. Howard Chapman; inside sen
tinel George Tibbetts; outside senti-
mel, Arthur Smith, list guard of tent.
Leon Lancaster; End guard of tent,
Hollis Brown A company which
nearly filled the hall witnessed the
sisters and brothers participated.
Brief remarks were made by the di1-
trict officers but the hour being late
announcement was soon made to the
dining hall where hot coffee and re-
freshments of baked beans and excel
lent pastry were served by the Sister
Rebehahs assisted by brothers of the
order
The NJ! T.. u. Society will meet Feb.
2 with Mrs. Hannah Barker.
SOMERSET ACADEMY AND SOLON
f' H. S. BASKET BALL
The boys OF Somerset Academy
iourneyed to Scion .last Friday even
ing for a game of basket ball and We're
defeated by score of Sc to 10, in a
closely played game. Academy boys
showed in their work that it was their
first game, for several Of their team
and were greatly at disadvantage
by the sickness of James and Douglas
Dysart. Scion shows 4 good passing
team and lot of practice. The line
up was as follows;
Scion High Somerset Academy
Davis, IF Is 10 Taylor, If 5 2
Head, II Gaylord RI
Mcfarland. McCollor, 2
Brown. rg 9 Mason rg / /
Pbilbrook, IL | Hun lg
Referee Justin Russell Bingham.
Umpire Merriman. Athens; timers,
Bruce, Scion; Chapman. Athens;
scorers, Tufts. Athens; Phlbrook,
Scion. Time two Commute periods.
The Scion team will play in Athens to-
morrow night. Jan. 2S. After the
game will be social hour and dance,