The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-30
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NORTH ANSON
The American Railway Express Of
fee has been removed from the Fra
ternity building to the Grange hall.
W. +. French and family are get
ting settled in their new home on Elm
street.
Mrs. G. +. Williams received word
Monday morning Of the death early
Sunday at Woodstock, \. h. OF her
father, Samuel J. Wallace.
Nh. Nutting Of the W. NJ. Flanders
Co, Boston. was a business visitor in
town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ L. French Of Ban
COR were in town Monday.
|. w. Durgin returned from Indian
Pond, Saturday. where he had en-
joyed q weeks hunting. His trophy
was Il fine doe.
Miss Elsie Murphy who has been
caring for Mrs W. II. Williams dur
ing her Illness has returned 10 her
home in Scion.
Mrs. Lee Ellis and Mrs. Il. W
Scott motored to Bingham Monday.
Charles Daniels has rented the
Sawyer building on upper Main st.
Charles Spencer mas gone TO Lex
lngton on q hunting trip.
Mizpah Circle, t. s. 8. will hold ar
apron and food sale Tuesday, Dec
Sale begins al 2.30 p. m.
The annual meeting Of Ansor
Grange with election of officers will
be held next Wednesday evening Dec
q.
W. G. Simmons is assisting in the
management of the +. c. Clark Co.'S
branch store at Bingham.
Miss Esther f. Manson of Boston
University, well known In North An
son, and former teacher in our
schools, is leader OF the Boston Uni
vereitY Musical Club, which made it,
initial appearance at the University
banquet, Saturday evening.
Mrs. Althea Savage has returne
from Embden where she has been as
sisting n the care OF a patient.
The Cheney Concert Company whic'
appears in the Academy course, Tues.
day, Dec. IL. includes wide VARIETY
of vocal and instrumental selections
This company is given a reputation
that warrants the expectation OF an
unusually rewarding program.
Thanksgiving will be generally OBJ
served in this place as day for
family reunions and home fellow
ship.
Miss Minnie Davis spends the sea
son in Portland with her sister Mrs
Benjamin.
Miss Alta Ellis is q guest Of hel
sister Mrs. Bessie Perry at Norway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gordon spend
Thanksgiving day with Rev and Mrs
Z. s. Ridlon at Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Caswell of Nor
ridgewock and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. p
Lincoln are Thanksgiving guests al
c. l.. Caswell's.
Mrs. Alureda Games is Thanksgiv
ing guest at f.. B. Moulton's FOR The
day.
Arson Academy closed Wednesday
evening and will reopen Monday
morning.
Oliver Baker of Bates College
spends the holiday with his parents
Rev. and Mrs. f. l.. Baker.
A we'll attended and enthusiastic
meeting of the Y. p. S. c. E. was helt
Sunday evening at the Dinsmor'
Memorial Church vestry under th'
leadership OF Miss Hazel Cushlng
Three new members We're received
Next Sunday evening the theme Is
Better Speaking" and Miss Dorothy
Glover will lead. The monthly rol
cali and business meeting Will bt
held and an Offering received. Th'
hour of service is 6.15 and cordia
welcome Is assured to all.
Congregational church services vii
be held next Sunday at lO.45 a. NJ
with church school following. Al
tendance in the younger classes has
been we'll sustained the past month.
No new scarlet fever cases have
apparel the past week and 1t Is be
lived the disease will not become
endemic.
The Womans Association under
the presidency of Mrs. G. A. Porter
conducted one of its most successful
fairs Wednesday Nov. ~. Dinner
was served at the Fraternity Banque
Hall under the direction OF Mrs. Fl. 5
Spear, Who was ably assisted by Mrs
B. w Ella, Miss Grace Smith, Mrs. W
c. Barron. Mrs. A. W. Reed, Mrs. r. |.
Baker and Mrs. William Spencer ;
group of young people rom TIL
Academy served as walters. Thes'
were Harvey Barnaby, Walter Coburn
Wardsworth Mraz. Misses Lena Smith
Dorothy Parsons. Marjorie Greene
The sales booths were erected II
Carrabassett Hall and were tasteful,
decorated with crepe paper In red
and green's with trimmings of PIN
branches and sprays Of black alder
berries. At the fancy work booth
Mrs. Fl. 8. Sulloway and Mrs. II. Fl
Marston presided. Mrs. w. r. Waite
and Mrs. NJ. D. Livingston looked
after the sale of aprons a Dutci
Market was conducted by Mrs. Netti
Williams and Mrs. w L. Hodgdon