The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-25

| guard OF tent, second gudru Oh teh'
first watch, w. E. Jones; second watch,
Harold Hurd: third watch. Hollis
Brown; fourth watch. Clyde Scribner;
inside sentinel, Howard Chapman;
outside sentinel, II. E. Skidmore. The
! officers of Wesserunsett Lodge No. III
/ and Winona Rebekah Lodge No. II
were Jointly installed by District
deputy master, Ernest Gilman and
district deputy president, Mrs Blais-
dell: district deputy marshal, Mr..
| Chandler and district deputy marshal,
Edith Jones; deputy grand warden, L.
c. Williams and deputy grand war
den. Ethel McCollor; deputy grand
| secretary, w. E. Jones and deputy
| grand secretary, Winnifred Jones;
deputy grand treasurer, william no
berts and deputy grand treasurer, Lot
! tie b. Roberts; deputy grand chap-
lain. George E. Foster; deputy grand
chaplain, Clara McCone. Ohicers IN
stalled were: Past noble grand, Ada
Foster and Harold Hurd; noble grand,
! Emma Whittier and Harold Hurd;
vice grand Gala Scribner and A. L.
Hall; secretary, Howard Chapman and
w. II. Tibbetts; treasurer, II. 5. Eliott'
warden. Eugenia Aver and Byron NC
Cone; conductor Alice Flanders and
Hollis Brown; o. S. G., Susie Bos-
worth and John Tufts: |. S. e., Edna
| Butler and Paul Barker; X. s. N. IT,,
I,ottje Roberts and Leon Lancaster;
L. s. n. G., Rilla Mason and Par Mel
son r. S. V. G.. Hattie Giles ana
| Clifton Flanders; l.. S. V. g., Anna
Nelson and Lester Walker. chaplain,
Nellie Fox and Clyde Scribner; X. ).
s., Mylon Mason; l.. S. s., Norris
Chase. At the close, of the installa-
ton fine supper of baked beans and
pastry was served.
Elwood Corson Is cutting Ice. lie
began January 18th. The ice Is ~
inches at the present time. He cut
ice for NJ. j. Hight first, now he Is
cutting for Wallace Jones next. lie
is reported as being a good man 10
cut ice.
There will be meeting of the Wo-
mems Farm Bureau on Tuesday, Feb
ruarv 9Th at Grange hall. This is
| a Kettle meeting Any one wishing
/ to have a Bette made will go to Mrs.
Goodwin for supplies for the same.
Athens Grange will hold its regul-
ar meeting Saturday evening. January
9th. All the elective officers Will
he present. The installation date
| will he decided at this meeting.
BUNKER HILL
Summer Williams Of Brighton was
in town Sunday.
During the terrible storm and blow
of last week, the chlmneys OF VIM
field Hussey and Maurice Small burn
| ed out. but fortunately no damage was
done.
John Foss and Victor Cook, were
in brighton Saturday cutting ice.
Leslie Perkins has been home from
his work for the past week, on account
Of sickness.
Jasper Leavitt visited his grand
| father +. L. Bunker. Friday.
Elmer Campbell was at home sun
day from his work In West Athens,
Ernest Cook was business VISITOR
in Harmony recently.
The many friends of Mrs. Mabei
Foss Parsons are very sorry TO learn
of her sickness at her home in SHOW
hogan. =,
George Gilman lost horse last
| Wednesday.
Roy Davis and Leland keaton were
at home Saturday from the Academy.
/ George Mckinney was in Harmony
one day last week.
Manville futile had the misfortune
to cut one of his nice horses qulte
badly one day last week. II. Il. Skla-
more was called to dress the wouho'
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Whitman were
in town Saturday on their way to So
lon to visit Mrs. Whitman's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Roberts.
| Alya Campbell was in Brighton one
| day last week.
Frank Stone, who has been at work
for Jasper Leavitt has completed his
work and returned to his home Ill
Kingsbury.
DR.. Wilson of Cambridge was IN
town Saturday called here by the Ill
ness of Mrs. Annie Campbell
Roy Campbell has been on the SICK
list for the past few days.
Perley Wyman and daughter Caiia'
of Brighton were In town Sunday.
WEST ATHENS
Stetson school closed January 18TH
for an extended vacation opening
sometime the latter part of March or
the first of April. all owing to the
number of weeks in the spring term
Miss Butler will teach as former
" being her second year in the same
| school.
Notes are as follows for the past
eight weeks. Those receiving hohor
certificates for regularity in attend
ance were Mearl Knight, Ray Kin
caid. Bernice Corson, Earl knights
Elsie Corson, Elwood Wyman. Earle
Corson, Flora Hayden, Ralph Corsoh'
Gordon Huff and Leon Hayden.
District superintendent, Elmer ~
Pattee. from Harmony was guest
at the school Wednesday also Mrs
Omar Huff and Miss Edith Jones.
Earle Corson having attended TWEEN
ty weeks at Stetson will go to Skow
hogan to spend his holidays with his
aunt. Mrs Edith Corson.
Miss Ethel Butler from West Attn
ems, and Miss Ruth Jones, Athens
Franklin school, spent Friday in Pitts
field at the Eastern Somerset Educa-