The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-26
NORTH ANAON

NORTH ANS0N
Capt. Seth T Hutchins Circle 10.
%, Ladies of The C. a K. held a 3pe-
eial meeting Thursday evening, Oct
ober II for the purpose of inspection.
Three honorary members were admit
ted to the order and refreshments of
ice cream, cake and saltines were
served at the close of the meeting.
The inspecting officers were Mrs En-
ma Gannett OF Augusta, department
president, and Mrs. Belle Sanborn OF
Manchester, department Inspector.
These officers were entertained while
in town at the home Of Mrs Sadie
Berry
Recent long distance radiogram3 re-
eeived by l.. S lsbell on his home
built set at his residence were from
Davenport, Iowa and Kansas civ,
Missouri
Forrest Barron who has been en-
ployed at Norwich. Vt, for some weeks
made short visit home last week.
He has now gone to birmingham,
Mass, working for the same eontrac-
tors.
Visitor in town Monday
Mrs Forrest Barron goes this week
to spend part OF her vacation with
friends in Auburn and Portland.
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, d A.
r. held its October meeting last Fri
day at the home of Mrs. c. Y. Bailey
in Pennington Mrs Harriet Reyes,
and Mrs. Steele former state regent,
were present and addressed the ga
thering. One name was recommend
ed for membership. large number
of members went from here and made
of the event gala occasion, much
enjoying their reunion at the Bailey
home.
The Y. p. 8. c. E. will hold it's
next meeting at the congregational
vestry Sunday evening at 615 The
theme is "a Saloonless World. G..
Hovey Barnaby will preside
The Sophomore Exhibition is sche-
duled for Friday, December 10
Miss Mann was called to Skowhe-
gan Monday because of the critical
ILLNESS of her mother at kennebec
Valley hospital
Mrs. Love P Trip is quite i'll at
the home Of her son in New Portland.
Guy Rofe has moved with his fam
| lily into the house recently purchased
by them on Union street.
Miss Ada Abbott of Boston has been
spending a few days with friends in
town and renewing former acquain-
tances.
Of hi n
peted at the local factory of the Port
| land Canning Co. Average Is being
signed for 1923 for sweet corn and
string beans, the latter being an eX-
| tension of the operations of this fac
| tory
Williams Bros. Motor Co., Authorlz-
ed Ford Sales and Service. Cars,
Trucks and Tractors. North Arson,
Maine. tf37
II mas been decided to issue one
number of the Anchor" during the
current year of Arson Academy The
copy Is expected to go to press during
the Easter vacation and to be issued
some time in April.
A meeting of the Wbman's Farm
Bureau will be held at the Home Arts
Room of Arson Academy, Friday, Nov
ember 3, beginning at 10 a. m. Found
alton patterns Will constitute the day IS
work and ladies desiring to secure pat
terms should bring two yards OF ma
terlal.
The Food School conducted last
week under the auspices of the We
mans Farm Bureau was much enjoy
ed by those present. The average
attendance was Ia with 20 present at
one session. The latest knowledge
as to balanced rations and food va
lues was placed at the disposal of
those attending and practical methods
were discussed and exempliiied. The
dinners prepared at the school were
much enjoyed. The institute was di-
rected by Miss NJ. e. Jackson assisted
by Miss Marion Hare.
A meeting of the Stewart Library
Association was held last evening for
incorporation at the Office of r. W
Sawyer Recent additions to the lib
rary by donation include: juvenile
Anon, THE White Cat; Failey, Elsi,
Dinsmore; Alcott, Flower Fables ,
Meade, THE Children's Pilgrimage,
"Daddy's Girl" 1.-THE Palace Beautr
fur; Adult, Richmond, "Around tho
Corner in Gay Street; Barclay, "Thr
Wheels of Time" "The Rosary
The Woman's Association are ar
ranging for Mother Goose Christ
mas Cantata to be given probably
Tuesday evening, December 10.
Mrs. M. W. Gordon visited her
daughter, Mrs. p. s. Ridlon in Mon
mouth last week.
Rev. f. l.. Baker represented the
Congregational Church school at the
state convention in Augusta last week
E. l.. Dunton has removed to the
Marshall cottage on Pleasant street
Bertelle Hodgkins has removed tC
one of the cottages beyond the Union
street crossing,
w I DUMMY and E. G. Gordon of