The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-12
NORTH ANSON


Mrs. Henry Merry passed a day at
Skowhegan last week, day at Farm
ingtOn. attended the Bingham fair one
day and witnessed The pathetic and
thrilling photoplay THE Rosary" at
Madison last Saturday afternoon.
House for sale Inquire Of f. ".
Sawyer. 3w46
A food school conducted under the
auspices of the Noman's Farm Blu
reau will be held al the Academy Kit
chen for three DAYS, beginning Thurs
day, October 10 All day sessions be
ginning at 10 O'Clock. Misses Hare
and Jackson are expected to be pres
ent as demonstrators.
Carrying scholars Monday the horse
driven by Mrs ! VI. Norton became
excited over something and began to
kick doing considerable damage to the
wagon and slightly injuring Mrs. Nor
ton and one of the children.
Williams Bros. Motor CO., AuthOriz-
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson.
Maine. tf37
Mrs. Abbie Bunker Weston Of Lauta
Clara, Calf, formerly of this town,
Is the guest of her brother +. w. Bun
ker She was met in Boston by her
daughter and husband Mr.. and Mrs
Conner Fernhagen of Baltimore. who
came with their ear bringing Mrs Yves
ton with them to North Arson.
The Golden Rule Degree was con
ferred on four candidates at the local
L1yao Mt
gree staff from Watervile doing the
work About 40 members of the Wa
terville Encampment were in atten-
dance.
Mrs G. w. Durrell and daughter are
visiting her parents in Lawrence,
Mass.
The annual senior play has been Sc
lected, the title. "No Trespassing.'
Arrangements will be announced soon
1t is expected that the production will
be staged before the middle of Nov
ember.
The teachers at Arson Academy ex-
pect to attend the Teachers COHyen-
ton at Bangor. October 2G, and q.
The next meeting of the Woman's
Association will be held Wednesday,
Notice the change of date.
The Y p. S. c. f. has chosen Of
flcers for the six months ensuing as
follows: President, Walter Coburn,
vice president, Marjorie Greene, rec
ording secretary, Mrs. II. l.. Baker,
corresponding secretary, Henry Barna-
| by; treasurer, Prescott Baker; com
mittees prayer meeting, G. +. Will
| liams, Dorothy Parsons, Marjorie
Greene; lookout, Hovey Barnaby, Doris
Clark, Dorothy Glover; social, j. #.
Tingley, Prescott Baker. Dorothy Par
sons, Frances Friend, Wadsworth
MARI.
The Y. p. C. c. Il. will hold Citi-
zenship meeting Sunday at 6.15 p. IN.
in the Congregational vestry. Wal
ter Coburn will conduct the meeting
which has for theme True Patriot
ism"
Hon. f. W. Bunker was in Portland
last week in attendance on a meeting
of the Piers Commission.
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, d. A.
X. will hold its October meeting to-
morrow, October 13 at the home OF
Mrs. Jennie Bailey in Pennington
Dinner will be served. Several
names are to be presented for mem
bership With Mrs. Bailey are as
ISOLATED as hostesses, Mrs. Mae Par
sons and Mrs. Efiie Paine.
Inspection will be the feature of the
meeting Monday evening, October 1f
of Mt. Bigelow Chapter, o. E. S. The
inspecting officer will be Florence
Jewett Taylor, d. d. G. M. of Norridge-
wock.
f. w. Ella of Waltham, Mass, is
the guest this week of his sons, b. w
and A. &. Ella.
The Girls Club under the leadership
of Miss Bridges held campfire Mon
day evening at the lodges.
Miss Myrtle Williamson Is still de-
tanned from school by Illness.
Mrs. G. f. Williams went Monday
to visit her parents at Woodstock, n.
b.
Recent arrivals at the Carrabasset
Inn include w. II. Brown, West New
ton, Mass II. A. Williams, Middle
ton, Mass c. II. Collins, Chelsea,
Mass. J. w. Williams, G.. l.. Lewis,
Boston, Mass. Ada M. Patterson, La
coma, N. H.: @. l.. Gray, Weirs, n.
H.; Daisy II. Colville, Chicago, Ill;
G.. w. Brown, |. c.. Hubbard, Gardi-
ner; c. A. Kimball, Agnes X. Jor-
dan, Auburn; Lester Witham. Doris
Corson. Fairfield; T. L. Cahill, Bling
ham: II. l.. Emerson, Pittsfield; Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Lunt, Strong; Mr..
and Mrs. f. ]. Rogers, Waterville;
]. A. Cunningham, F. w. Anderson,
Ellsworth; l.. p Hazeltine, Portland;
A. l.. Bickford, Bangor.
G.. l.. Hovey recently received a card
from T. Leon Patterson, formerly OF
this town. During the summer Prof
Patterson has been filling teaching
appointment at biological station OF
Stanford University near Monterey
At the close of the appointment he
has with Mrs. Patterson been touring
southern California, returning late In
September to Detroit where he con
tinues as professor and director OF
the Department of Physiology at the