The independent-reporter., 1922-02-23
News of Somerset's Busy Towns
NORTH iNS0N

nrsday evening Of last week. The al
tendance was good in .pite Of the
storm. and there was general paitici-
nation in the various enioymcnts Of
the evening
Miss Alta Ellis underwent IN oper-
alton for appendicitis at her homo
Sunday evening.
The body Of George Savage was
brought from Norridgewock Tuesday
for burial. Funeral services We're
held at the NJ T. Church and inter
ment in Sunset Cemetery.
Mzpah Circle. |. 5 :. will meet
with Mrs ". r. West Tursday Feb
ruary 2S, at 2.30 m
In the Aecond spelling contest Of
len lessons just closed M Anson Aea-
denny the Sophomore Class were win
ners
Parker Paine. who has been i'll the
past week was removed Monday t.
the home of his son, T. ). Paine. on
school street.
Remember the community sing to
be held at Academy Hall the even
ing of town meeting daT Monday
March s.
Nineteen young ladies' accepted tho
invitation of Mrs + V bunker on
Valentines Day to Valentine tea
and social at her home and p&ased
very enjoyable evening.
In the inter-scholaSti debates to
be held March 10. the Anson Aea-
deny affirmative team consisting OF
with Garland Bailey. alternate, will
debate with Oakland at Academy Hall
The Academy negative team which
goes to Skowhegan will be Coil
French, Virginia Smith, with lioVey
Barnaby as alternate.
NORTH ANSON CHURCHES
Methodist Episcopal Church, Main
street, aator. Rev. T. W. Robinson
local residence. carrabassett Inn
Sunday services: Public worship a,
l0.45 a. M; church school at Il, vea
per service 7 p. m.
Congregational church. Elm street
pastor. Rev. +. l.. Baker, residence
81 Main street. Sunday seryiee.Y
Public worship. 1915 a. M; Chwel
School. 115o a. M; Y. p S. G. Z.
SIS D. M. Church night, TueSda9s
7.30 p. m
Mrs. Emily Monahan and daugllta'
Mary went to Portland last week 10,
q visit.
The Womans Farm bureau met
Thursday with Mrs, G. f. william.
and several Betlys were made
The next meeting Of Ruth Heal
Cragin Chantcr. d. \. r. will be hold
at the home of Mrs. Charlotte Eli
March Ia.
Carl Andrews went to SkoH hcgar
Thursday. whore he underwent an
operation for appendicitis
Mrs. Maria pinkham has returned
to her home on Elm street.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish To thank the manf friend.
who in kindly act and word expressed
their sympathy and rendered as8ia
tance In our recent bereavement Al
50 for the gifts Of flowers, especially
those from the Anon Grange mo
from the Shake pcare Club.
j. Parker Paine
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. II. Day
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene S. Painc
and family
Mr.. and Mrs. Pcrley + Paine
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Olin Il. P5inc
and family
Mr.. and Mrs Fred o. Paine
and family
Mr. and Mrs. Charles I. PainC
and family
North Anson, Me. Feb. 30, 1925
tor. will he at the postoifce Thurs
lay. February %. to assist Income
Tax payers in lilling out their bl@nk
! An examination of teachers is Il
he held at Garfield School Saturday
February 25 from s a. m. to p. III
Paper will he furnished by candidates
An exhibition of the physical cHer
cises at the Academy Is to be holt
the evening of Friday. March "a, tho
program to include drills, inter-c}a*E
races. calisthenics and folk dancing
The Sophomore Exhibition post
poned from Friday was held Monday
evening. The large audience in at
tendance enjoyed the humor of the
comedies presented, and the Sarion"
parts were well taken
Uplifting Books" is to be the top
ic of the Christian Endeavor service
IT the Congregation vestry, Sunday
evening at 6 Is with Miss Eleanor
Mitchell as leader.
The Congregational Church School
will hold social ut the vestty Iues
day evening, February 2S.
ANSON GRANGE
In spite of the fact that the wealth
er was bad, there Was a good atten-
dance at the last regular medtinE
on February 18th. kll present list
ened to an excellent programme,
presented by the blue ride in the
contest. The next meeting on March
1st, will be in charge of the gold
ride. and we are assured OF an eX-
cellent program Let every membe
come. Your attendance will count
point for your ride.
Next Sunday morning at 1880 the
Methodist pastor will speak on the
theme of THE Ten Virgins. In
the evening, Z o'clock his subject
will be "Storiettes'- This time viii
be devoted to the telling OF shofl