The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-05
NORTH ANSON

+. W. Bunker left last week to visit
his mother, Mrs Martha Bunker, at
Berkeley, Calf.
j. NJ. Getchel returned Monday toI
Portland, after spending few days in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Young visited at
s. X. Dunbar's in Embden, Sunday.
Edith Deane. nine years old. daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter Deane, had
the misfortune last week Tuesday to-
fall and suffer fracture of the left
leg. while at play
The Fire Department was called out
Thursday evening on account of
chimney fire at Granville Berrys on
Willow st.
Ruth Heaid Cragin Chapter, d. A.
r., Will hold a Musicale Friday,
Jan. 18th, at the home of Mrs George
l.. Hovey. The hostesses for the day
are Mrs Hovey, Mrs. Witham, Mrs.
Parsons and Mrs. Lucy Norton.
Rocky Point Encampment will in
stall officers for the new year at its
meeting on Monday evening next.
Table Rock Lodge, |. o. O. F.. and
Emerald Rebekah Lodge will hold
Joint installation ceremonies on
Thursday evening, Jan. 2.
Mount Bigelow Chapter, o. e. s.,
had an interesting session Monday
evening, initiating two members.
Through the Kindness of local bust
ness men and out of. town friends,
Mizpah Circle, II. s. Twas enabled to
extend Christmas good cheer in many
directions. 81 Sunshine boxes were
sent to the sick and shut ms, IL Xmas
dinners sent out and IA dozen or more
children gladdened by gifts provided
by friends of the work. The thanks or
the officers and members are extended
to all who shared in making these
ministries possible.
The Congregational Church and
Parish will hold It's Annual Meeting
and Roll Call at the Church Vestry,
Thursday. Jan. TO- Dinner at the noon
hour will be followed by the business
! session Al members and supporters
of the work of the organization are
invited to be present and participate.
Word was received Sunday OF the
death that morningtat Bangor of Mrs.
Betsey Savage at the home OF her
daughter, Mrs. Sarah French. The
body was brought here Tuesday for
! burial. A brief sketch will be furnished
next week.
I "A community service will be held
! at Carrabassett Hall. the North AnSop
} Churches cooperating, next Sunday
evening, Ian 8, at which program
of Maine Centennial pictures will be
| shown. 1t is expected that the WORK
OF several institutions through which
tie State of Maine carries on welfare
work will be shown and that there
will also be reel exhibiting the ac-
I tiyities of Bates College.
Winslow boys and New Portland
girls are expected to play the Academy
teams Friday evening at o'clock in
Academy Hall.
An all day County Farm Bureau
meeting is scheduled for North Arson,
Wednesday the 18th.
The Mems Farm Bureau has peti-
toned the extension department OF the
| University of Maine for an extension
school on Farm Management to be held
sometime during the winter months.
The Academy Trustees in view OIL
the good work done by Mrs. Flanders
during the Fall Term have voted to
! continue her work through the Acad-
envy year.
: The closing entertainment in the
current Lyceum Course will be given
Tuesday evening by the Plymouth
Male Quartette. A two part program
will be presented. the first in conven-
tional dress, the second in camp cos
tune Besides the various forms Of
vocal music there will be numbers on
mandolin, guitar, banjo and cornet, be-
sides character delineations and com
cdy sketches. Should the ledger bal
ance of this series show profit the
Academy treasury will benefit to that
| extent.
| NORTH ANSON CHURCHES
Dinsmore Memorial, Congregation
al, Elm St., Pastor, Rev. E. l.. Baker
! residence 81 Main St Sundays, morn
ing worship at l0.45. Church School