The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-12-28
NORTH ANSON


there was a large crowd in Academy
Hall and the parts were all exceed
ingly we'll taken. The cast of char
acters follows: Nat Worthing on. one
of the people. Ethel Alice William
son; Gordon Clay, foreman OF the
works, Wadsworth Charles Mraz;
Margaret Byrnes, loyal and true,
Helen Virginia Smith; Mrs. Jenkins,
keeper of the boarding house, Marion
Edith Churchill: Angelina Maud. her
daughter, Fannie Leona Dunphy; Jack
Brown, a cub reporter, Wilford Ear
land Bailey; Miss Louisa Hawkins,
one of the boarders, Agnes Louise
Hebert; Florabel Mullins, a, poetess,
Alice Evangeline Hamilton; Miss Me-
hitabel Biddle, suffragette, Shirley
Elizabeth Allbee; Bobbie Byrnes.
averse to college women, Mark
spaulding Rand; Emmy Lou Norton,
fond of fairy tales, Madge Cecilia Tib-
belts: Nora, maid, Ellen Anna Marie
Carlson; Delphine Norton, college
graduate, Louisa Bertha Taylor;
Peggy Gilbert, a Browning fiend,
Amber Gertrude Colby; Billy Best,
captain OF the varsity team, Joseph
Henry Spiller; Mrs. Allairep the chap
erone. Shirley Elizabeth Allbee: Doris
Hall, an athletic girl, Marion Edith
Churchill; Lord Alsernon Reginald,
straight from England, George Hovey
Barnaby; Charles Norton, owner of
the works. Roger Hanson GODDARD.
Scene, A factory town; time, present
day. Time of playing, about two
flourse and fifteen minutes. Act. L
Parlor in Mrs. Jenkins Boarding
House, week before Christmas; act
2, living room in the Norton home,
the day before Christmas; act 8, Sun
parlor in the Norton Home, Christ
mas evening.
DR.. and Mrs. W. s. Stinchfeld of
Skowhegan we're guests at Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Bunker's on Christmas
day.
FOR SALE-Oak chamber set and
had anring Ostie Allen. 4w52
Mrs. Minnie Manter and daughters
Agnes and Lois took Christmas din
ner at Mrs. Manter's old home with
her sister Mrs. Fred Clark in Nor
ridgewock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Murray and son
panl motored to Pittsfield for their
Christmas dinner.
Mrs Thos Murphy of Boston was
caiied home last week by the illness
NJ her mother. Mrs. B. F. Bothwick.
Dorothy Parsons who is attending
rrs'nees College IN Portland, Is
e-e-d'rg the holidays with her pa
rts. NJ and Mrs. S. Parsons.
Wv r w pnonrs left town Mon
:. ~ srend the HOLIDAYS with his
,rb cf philadelphia.
Frrva Berry Is home spending the
ho,davs with her mother Mrs. Minnie
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Mrs veto tones was visitor in
town recently.
Mrs Carl parrard's two sons are
rrorairg Christmas at her home.
Voter r Wait has recently install
"a q radio IN his home.
Erce, Gordon and Wilbur Dunphv
from Bates College are spending
their vacation with their parents.
mike" who was page In the last
legislature is enjoying his first Christ
mas tree at the home of Speaker and
Mrs F. H. Holley.
Miss Mabel Steward, who is teach
ing in Philadelphia, Is spending her
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Steward.
o,.o% flttpo%vJn1yto con nf RawdOiO
College is visiting his parents during
the Christmas vacation.
Earl Fenlason has recently pur-
chased of Will French his home, bet
ter known as the Dr. Andrews resi-
dence, and moved into the. same His
daughter Audrey of U. Of M. Is spend
ing the holidays at home.
Alfred Holbrook, who is attending
College at the U. of M, is visiting his
father VIII Holbrook during the holi-
days.
At the last regular meeting of the
d. A. r. held at Mrs. Wallace Emery's
Speaker F. H. Holley gave very in
teresting talk, the hostesses Mrs.
Counce, Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Emery
served delicious refreshments of har-
lequin ice cream and assorted cakes,
The picture THE Trail Of the Lone
some Pine" was given In Carrabassett
Hall, Christmas night to a crowded
house. -
Miss Thelma Knox OF Pennington
Normal School, former graduate of
Arson Academy, Is spending her
Christmas vacation with Prof. Guy
Williams~
The Arson Academy basketball
team have been very successful In
their games. Friday, Dec. IA, they
defeated the Winslow high team by a
score of 81 to 20. Friday, Dec. 81,
they defeated the Alumni team by
score of 81 to rs. They have won
everv game played this season.
ANSON GRANGE P. OF H., NO. S8
All members of this order try to be
present at the next meeting on Janu-
airy Q, for there will be an old fash
Toned spelling match with prize to
the lucky one who spells down every
body else. Get out your spoilers
and look over the most common words
used IN everyday life. A good teach
or will conduct the class in spelling