The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-01-12
NnRTIi ANSON

Paul Y. Mason, who hae served very
acreptably the post year as sub-mas-
ter in An3Gn Atiahemg left Saturday
for Pennington where he las accepted
position in the, tNbbott school for
boys. Miss FRANCES Minah Of Bates
College, 30, is asBibting at the Acad-
cmy until a sucqeIsor ~ Mr. Mason is
secured. .Htf,t .-.s.r
Mrs. Leo E,iiA underwent On opera
ton for agptB.lGhis at her home Sat
urday Hpfn1nEi .l)ts.l, Voting and
Marstnn!f,wefe The SURGEONS. A,train-
ed nWse Miss Olcutt, is caring for
the patjph
TAesday evening. January II, feal-
uref6pictnre "Below the Surface" z
reelS, tarrabassett Hail.
Mr.. and Mrs,-. George II. Cole of
l.cwi, ION, former North Arson young
people arc reti.iving the confratula
lions of iaqIr friends ON the recent
birth of q aon.i ~
Born. Dec 20, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Dnrrall daughter Myrtle.
Born, Jan. 3. to Mr. and Mrs. Jack
BulPer daughter.
Henry Morris is quite i'll with pnen-
monia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Spnney returned
last week to her home in liOston after
spending II week with her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Columbus Marshall.
Bingham Boys and Girls Basket ball
teams will play the Arson Academy
teams tomorrow friday evening
Jan. -, at o'clock.
Ladies', notice my special magazine
offer under miscellaneous in Every
hodys Column. Fred w. Preble.
The regular meeting of the Woman's
Association will be held Wednesday
afternoon at 23n ut the home of Mrs.
Clarence Tarr on Madison Ave. The
association will entertain the. men OF
their families ut Academy Hall in tho
evening.
f. V. Berry has removed to II. b..
Hiltons house on Madison Ave,
Mrs. Marin Pinkham Is staying for
the present at b. NJ. Berry's.
The Farm Bureaus will hold an all
day meeting at Grange Hail. Wednes-
day. January rs, at which time Coun-
ty Agent StOrer and Misn Marion Hare
are expected to be present. All pro-
ject leaders are especially urged to
be present.
Arson Grange will install officers
for 1922 at its next regular meeting
Wednesday evening, January Is. Lee
Boardman of Scion acted as install
ing officer. An oyster supper will
be served
Miss Audrey Fenlason Is assisting
for the present at the postofllee.
Last week while Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Bickford were returning from Rum
ford. Mr.. Bickford was taken sudden
ly i'll on the train. They are stay
ing for the present at JohneBickfords
house on Kennebec street.
Alfredo, the young daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Bickford, was scald-
ed quite badly On one arm and side
by falling into tub of hot water,
the accident occurring Friday morn
ing.
The Y. p. s. C. e. will consider
next Sunday evening the topic GOD
in Our Lives" Miss Eleanor Mitch
ell will lead.
Alfred Holbrook has returned to
the University of Maine after spend
ing his vacation at home.
Saturday evening Carrabassett
Hall, Dorothy Dalton in L'Apache, G
reels.
Mrs. Celestia CLANCY. who Is spend
ing the winter with her sister Mrs
Aureda Games, had a birthday, Fri
day, Dee. 80 and several guests were
entertained in honor of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Barron and
Mr.. and Mrs Clyde Mclaughlin are
employed for few weeks at woods
camp near Moore's Siding.
Friday Jan, 6, was the tenth we'd
ding anniversary of the day. Quite a
number of their friends recognized the
occasion with appropriate gifts and
friendly calls.
Congregational Church night was
observed by "Sing" last week Tues
day at G. l.. Hovey's. The program
,wac In charge of Mr.. and Mrs. Muir