The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-11-23
NORfH NSON

~ -
4 large white owl las been freq
aentng The a y Reed farm recently.
G.. +. William and family visited
kmgheld Saturday
Arson Grange viii eleef officers for
1923 at lis newt regular meeting, Dec-
ember {.
Mizpah circle. $ $ win hold us
November meeting With Mr. w II.
Wait. next 1uesdaY. me 28th, at $50
u III All are ASKED whether solicit
al or not 10 brlng food or aprons tor
tAe sale which il 10 b. held Tuesday
December =
Fifteen membei ii HE Women As
ISOLATION visited The aale and supper
Of the Madison Noman's Association
last Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Marcia Mclaughlin is quite i'll
with scarlet fever Her nurse is
Mrs. Glover
W {. Robtdfoh returned F1day
from Lewiston Hnere he was attend
ing meetings Of lie Maine Pomologi-
cal Society 81 3hich he ~as fe-eleet-
ed president
Mrs. Minnie Aanter has been con-
fined TO the house for ten days past
will Mis- trace Smith caring Tor
| her
Member 81 lbe s. = $. c. f. held a
social at Inc congregational palson-
age FRIDAY evening. a candy pull
was the special feature of the even
| ing and a number Of games and pop
corn We're enjoyed.
Mrs ". I. Williams is making good
| AItuc
Elise Murphy OF SCION as ho1sekeep-
ef and nurse
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
! Mullen OF School street is IN qraran-
tine for scarlet fever
Born November is. to Nj and Mrs
John Nadeau a daughter.
Admission TO the Senior play next
Wednesday evening, November % is
35c for adults, 25c for children Tn
! play Is three art comedy No Tres
passing" Those who attend will BE-
sure to laugh II The many amu9inP
situations The school orchestra vii
make the initial appearance and vii
comprise three Violins, two mandollns
uk elele. corncl. drums and piano.
+ Mr. Ethel norton il patient at
"A hospital in Portland.
! Basketball season at Arson Acad-
envy Will open December H.
Miss Irene Steptoe Is Gurgica,
patient at hospital at lewiston
| Tie Y. ?. $. c. Z. VIII consider 2
Thanksgiving theme Sunday evening
at the congregational vestry and Miss
Hazel Cushing ia slated as leader.
Elwyn Kicker and family have been
spending a few DAYS with his parents
III Flagstaff
w. +. Eaton has secured rooms at
| NJ H. BeryR
Mrs. Susie Webster aud her daugh-
ter Miss Ruby Bulger, viii spend the
winter in WateryiIle.
| The Carrabaseett Inn was closed 10
the public Monday for the season Roy
Bulger and family will occupy The
/ laundry and care for the property.
The annual Sophomore Exhibition
will be held al Academy Hall. Thurs
day evening, December IA,
Mrs. Newman of Bangor is the guest
this week of Mrs. j. p. Murray
a union Thanksgiving service will
be held at the Congregational Church.
Thursday, November 80 at 10 a. m.
Here is chance to make public re-
cognition Of the source of all bless
ings and 50 10 fulfil both better and
spirit of the official proclamation.
Short addresses will be given by h.
e. Bailey, prin. G. r. Williams and
Rev Il. l.. Baker.
Arson Academy Is to continue It's
membership in the Bates Debating
League The subject for debate this
year Is Resolved: that the Federal
Government should provide for the
compulsory arbitration of disputes be
tween capital and labor in Railroad
and Coal Mines. Classes in areu-
mentaton Will begin January 1st
The Freshman Class Will hold so
clal al Academy Hall tomorrow FRI
day. evening at 745. Candy, pop
corn and corn balls will be on sale.
When the musical talent in the Wo-
mans Association gets busy, the No.
Arson public have learned that "A
treat is In store. Last evening 3
concert closing the annual Fair OF
the Association was no exception. The
local talent, was supplemented by a
sololst. Mrs. Newman of the Hammond
ST. Congregational choir. Bangor, and
by the Church Orchestra from Madi-
sor. The program follows Part /.
Orchestra; trio, Come Where the Ii
lies Bloom, (rhompson). Mrs Barn
sby, Murray and Thorne; tenor solo,
Lonesome That's All. bradley. Mr.
Barnaby. vocal solo. "A Birthday, -
(Woodman), Mrs. Newman; orchestra;
duet, 'Larboard Watch" (Williams),
Messrs. Barnaby and Murray; vocal
solo, "Springtlme." CWheeler(, Mrs.
Thorne. Part ii. Orchestra; male
quartet. "Kenturky Babe" tGerbeD
Messrs. Barnaby, Hamilton, Ho'way
and Murray; duet, Whispering Hope.
(Hacthorne), Mrs. Murray and New
man; baritone solo, "Over the Ocean
Blue" (Petrie), Mr.. Murray; orches-
ira; vocal solo, Morning (Speaks)
Mrs. Newman. Finale. Accompan-
lsts Mrs. Barnaby and Emery; Madi-
son Congregational Church Orchestra
under the leadership OF Rev. G. fl.
Mckinney
Friday afternoon, November Il. Mrs