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

served of sandwiches, cakes and COT
fee. The next meeting will be Nov
y at The home of Mrs. Helen Hutch
ms.
J. T. Lawrence has purchased the
stock of goods OF his son j. II. Law
renee and has taken possession.
A. F. Head Of Boston is in town the
guest Of his cousin A. c. Head.
Little Norman McAllister met with
Il painful accident Saturday while
playing with an axe. cutting part oil
his third finger off and the little finger
nearly 50.
George Chase lost large work
horse last week
Saturday evening at Caratunk Thea
ire. VIM Fox presents another pep
perry Charles Jones production ives
tern Speed Coming Thanksgiving
evening Norma Talmadge produc-
tion "fhe Forbidden city.
Osmer Whipple spent Friday and
Saturday with cousins in Bingham.
Wiliams Bros. Motor Co., AuthOrlz-
cd Ford Sales and Service, tars.
Trucks and Tractors, North Anson,
Maine. tf37
Malon Patterson was in Sk0whegan
Monday on business.
Miss Albert Whipple returned
Thursday from a few days stay with
friends in Lewiston and Watefyille.
Frank Washburn has moved his
family from Bingham into The Henry
Maynard place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott McAlliater have
ia young son born Saturday NoVem-
Der TX eNrs Lou T0zier is caring
for mother and son.
leone and Alfred Jackson and David
MeCarty were in MayGeld "A few days
last week returning Friday evening
With TWO deer. one exceptionally
large
Fred and Forest Farris Of Clifton
dale. Mass. have 4 crew OF men cut
ting Christmas trees on Jonah Spalld-
ng'a farm.
:. WILDER Walker of the State Of
Washington was calling on old friends
and neighbors here last week. includ-
ing the Holway Goodrich Witham and
f. r. Curtis families also his old
birthplace IN concord.
NJ L. French and wife of Bangor
were In town Saturday evening on
their way home from their camps at
Noxie. They had two nice deer with
them
North Somerset Grange will have a
chicken pie supper in their hall. Fri
rlay evening. November "a Supper
served from ) 10 7 o'clock at soc i
plate All members not otherwise
solicited bring pastry. The supper
vii he followed by an old folks ball
Tic Boyd Concert Artists Enter
.aihcrs arc 10 appear the evening Of
%eythber -, n cnrahlnk Hall with a
program noted for It's value. as well
as variety. The Boyds have been in
IYccum work seventeen seasons.
Their program consists OF baritone
aud soprano solos, vocal duets, story
telling and reading dramatic sketches.
Tie Boyds have studied and sang to-
gethcl since they were children and
their musical repertoire Is almost UNI
limited Heading from the dramatic
to the humorous. while their sketches
are full of life and go and laughter.
Remember the date and come and help
make these high class entertainments
a success.
The Ladies' Aid of the VI. r. Church
will meet with Mrs. +. IL. Livingston.
Tuesday Nov. 2Sth
Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Livingston and
son Glendon spent the week end with
relatives in North Yassalboro.
SCHOOL NOTES
The following pupils in the Gram
mar school received perfect rank in
spelling Dorothy Ward, Marjorie
Cross. Lulu Moore. Anna Shorey, Max
Inc Abbey. Vernon Ward, Alfred
Moody, Harvey Shorey.
The Washburn children entered
school this week Franklin and
Henry are freshmen in the high
school. George, Winnifred. Alice are
in the grades. Many Of the children
in The lower grades who have been
absent on account of colds have re-
turned.
Supt. bradbury visited MS Nov. II.
A meeting Of the superintendent and
school board was held at the select
Nov