The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-08
News Of SSotnerset's Busy Towns

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/ the place TO be Fraternity banqnet
! hall.
/ Ruth Head Cragin Chapter, u. \.
r. will meet Wednesday. March ~
at 2.3O p. m with Mrs. II. S. Spear,
the other hestesses being Mrs. Allure
da Eames and Mrs. Lila Emery Conn-
ty attorney, J. H. Thorne is expected
to address the meeting.
Traverse jurors chosen TO serve at
the next term of court are l. J. Rer-
~ Arthur Ella and George II. Flet-
cher.
Rudolf Jordan of Bingham, a coll
lege student at Manhattan, Kansas
was the guest Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl L. Hamilton.
T. s. Steward has a flock Of fifty
four r.. I. Red hens that laid forty
two eggs one day last week. Pretty
good for the season.
Tho churches will open Sunday.
after four weeks closing because of
Influenza. Everybody plan TO go to
church and make it d reunion Sunday
Williams Bros. Motor Co., AuthorIz.
ed Ford Sales and Service. Carr
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson
Maine. tf37
The Y. P. s. c. f. will meet at
CTS Sunday at the Congregations
vestry and will consider the topic
THE Stewardship Of Self, Substance
and Service" This VII be roll
call meeting with reports and offer
ing.
peptemist and optimist, Sam W
Grathwell, popular entertainer am
speaker will give the last entertain
ment in the Lyceum course Tuesday
evening, March 90. A rare chance tc
see and hear one of the ornaments
OF the Lyceum platform.
Stewart Public library is the bene
fle AIRY of generous gift of books
from Mrs, Emma G. Payne of Allan
tic City comprising the following vol
bumes: j. C. Lincoln. Cy Whitaker
Place; Thomas " Page, John Marse'
Assistant: Winston Churchill, R'charf
Carvel; Jules Verne. Twenty Thon
sand Leagues Under the Sea; w. D
circuit. The Spell; Maurice Thomp
son, Alice OF Old Vincennes; Mrs
Henry de la Pasture. Catherine
child; Hall Cain, the Prod'gal Son
Dorothy Garfield. The Bent Twig
George Horton, Like Another Helen
A. f. Hancock, Henry Bourland tn
Passing Of the Cavalier: The Tudo'
Shakespeare. Titus Andronicus; F. J
Could. The Chfldren's Plutarch. Tale
of the Romans; A. II. Lewis, The Sun
set Trail; Mrs. Nellie p. Wing pr
SCENTS Florence L. Barclays. The
White Ladies' Of Worcester.
! CARb OF THANKS
We wish 10 express our heartfelt
thanks 10 our many friends and neigh
hors who ihelbgd us in many way
during the sickness and death of ou'
loved one. We especially wish te
thank the bows OF the North Ansor
Mfg. Co.. for their many acts of kind
ness; also we thank those who sen
flowers. All was deeply appreciated
Mrs. Mabel BAILEY and family
I Mr.. end MrNfC. W. Bailey
|, ~. - Mr., end yss Frank Polk
Il Is 81 Nh end 1ifss Roy Reiley
NORTH Af aon, March 8, 1929
Rev P. $. Ridlon Of Monmouth made
an overnight visit in town early las
week. Mrs. Ridlon was up. for a da'
later in the week to visit her parent
Mr. andgN MRS. NJ. W. Gordon, who were
III. ...
Mrs G. r. Carver and son Norman
OF Norrdgewock were guests last
week Of her mother, Mrs. +. T. Salley
Miss Lonise Sherwood Of Gray was
called here last week to care for Mr.
and Mrs. Ufford. who We're III.
Frank Bothwick had a narrow &c
cope from serious injury February
when he was struck by SLOWLY NOV
ing rslne as he was approaching The
railway bridge. He was thrown
down but not badly hurt.
ST. PATR1cK's EVE PARTY
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter. D. A. R
intend In the early summer to install
I'm the public square drinking foun
tain for both man and beast, In mem
DRY of the early Revolutionary set
tiers of this town. We ask the heir
of all pubic spirited citizens OF North
Arson. Come to Carrabassett Hal
al 7.3O p. m. On March 18th and PLAY
cards, checkers, crokonole, parchesi
finch, authors and many other games
II you cannot come, send your con
trlbution for this good work. Ad-
mission 25c Refreshments VIII be
ON sale.
AT the Bates Carnival held last
Thursday at Lewiston, o. P. Bake"
"a of North Arson won third p,ac,
in 22O yard dash, ski, novice, third
in open ski jump and first In SKI
Jump open to collegians only.
Born, Thursday, March TO Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. p. Livingston. son, weight
ten pounds. -
BY invitation of Speaker Frank H.
Ho'ley, Rev. &. L. Baker OF North An
son served as chaplain, Feb. 2S, for
the House Of Representatives. and was
the Speakers guest for the day. II
is hoped, that on some future day OF
the session that the other local pas
tor Rev. E. w. Robinson. may be able
to accept similar invitation.
The House OF Representatives SEES
sion for Feb. 2S was brifnfuI OF action
and interest from the moment OF the
first fall OF the gavel. A spirited de-
bate followed the introduction OF Q
divided report on the acceptance OF