The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-03-30
NORTH ANS0N

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pointment as carrier on the news
route just established locally by the
Lewiston journal.
W. X. Jackson moved early last
week to the Parker Paine house on
upper Elm street.
Curan Whitney of Bangor is in town
for Il short stay.
Adelbert Gardner has removed from
Cornville to Arson Valley.
Doris Clark went to bingham Sat
urday where she will teach the spring
term in rural school
Millinery opening at my home week
of April TO- All are invited to at
tend NJ. NJ Davis.
The body OF George Pratt of Bing-
ham, formerly of this village, was
brought here Monday. morning for bu-
rial.
The morning service at the Con-
gregational Church next Sunday Will
include the quarterly service of Com
munion. An offering for Home Mis-.
sions will be taken. ;
A school of methods ofrfarm ADM
nistration was held last week by De
monstrator NJ. |. jones and County
Agent C.. A. Storer at the agricultural
room at Academy Hall and was attend
ed by the Agricultural Glass and. .bA
good number of farmers.
The Contest Committee of Amor
Grange has decided to extend thu
contest period to cover several more
meetings.
Wilfried McBurnie went to Farming
ton Monday where he is employed.
Lenten Service at +. r. Steward
at 1870 p. m Tuesday, April 4. IL
connection with this meeting spe
cial business meeting of the Congre
gational Church and parish III called
The closing service of the Ientel
service of the Lenten series Is Ito b.
Friday evening, April IA, Good Fri
day.
Earl T.. Tobey has employment for
time at the Dunton mill in Embden
Mark Emery and Garfield Schools
will reopen Monday.
John f. Pratt, is teaching in tn
I.ongfelow school in Embden.
Miss Emma Fletcher Of the Lincoln
Rand neighborhood has returned Il
her .chool in st. Adams.
Alvin Bradbury and Tom Frepcl
arc spending their vacation, at A. y
Allbees in Lexington.
The Easter Sale of useful and fame
articles by the Woman's Association
will be held Wednesday afternoon
April 3, at the home of Mrs. n. II
Marston.
Mrs. Laura Buswell went to Farm
ington Monday to take observation
work at the Normal school.
Oliver Baker will be leader of tn
roll call service of the Y. 2. S. [. Il
at the congregational vestry Sunda
evening at els. The subject OF IN
evening is BETTER Bible Reading
Mrs. Lee Ellis and son Gerald hav
been spending a few days at Bingham
Paul V. Mason, instructor last yea
in Arson Academy has been the que
for few days of Harold Collins.
The PHYSICAL Culture Exhibition
which was to have been held Ffida
evening at Academy Hall was post
poned until next term on account c
the illness of the Principal. An
nouncement and posters will appea
next week The winter term close
Thursday night and the spring teri
at the Academy will begin next Mon
day.
Oliver p. Baker is enjoying ten da
vacation from college work at hi
home here.
Miss Paulenah Simmons was i
town for the week end.
j. F. Tingley, instructor at Anso
Academy is spending a part of tn
vacation with his parents at Mill
nocket.
w. c. Robinson was a visitor /
Portland last week returning Satui
day
Alfred Holbrook of the Uniyersit
of Maine is spending the spring va
cation with his parents.
Funeral services for the late job
II. Dunlap were held at the residenc
Friday afternoon. under the direction
of j. p. Murray, Rev. Il. l.. Baker
officiating. Singing was provided b