The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-25
Y0RTH ANs0N

North Arson folks are Kept 30
busy shovelling snow and tend 'ng
their tf1orats OF late that they have
not been doing things to get theh
names in the paper or else they are
too hoarse to ring up and let us know
about It.
A. G. sprague has been III the past
week.
i b. w. French has been confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. Keene of Waterville was the
guest recently OF his sister, Mrs. j.
d. BENJAMIN.
B.J. Whitney has resumed his du-
ties With the Central Maine Power
Company.
The following will be read with in
terest by North Arson friends: Ed
murd G. Adams. son Of DR.. Chance
Adams. who for nearly four years haf
been In the employ OF Stone & WEB
ster. con ractor Of Boston, ana fol
nearly three years been located In
El paso, Texas, with the Ell Paso
Electric Railway Company which Is
owned by the Stone & Webster Com
pany has been promoted to the posi-
ton OF company engineer. On Jan
uary LIST he assumed his duties witt
the Eastern Texas Electric Company
also a property owned by the Stonf
& Webster Company at Beaumont,
Texas.
williams Bros. Motor Co., Authoriz
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson
Maine. tf3'
The annual planning meeting 10
1923 of the Mems and Women's Farr
Bureaus will be held in Grange hal
Thursday, February LIST, beginning
IL n. m. All members are urged t
be present and help to elect officers
and plan work for the coming year
Dinner at noon.
Arson Academy would appreciate
the gift of or access to any maya
zines such az Reviews of Reviews
Worlds Work, Outlook, Current Opin
ion, Independent, Arena, Forum mo.
American Review, which might have
material on the debating questions.
The basket ball game between Bling
liam high and the academy at Acad
envy hall Friday evening was good
c can and sportsmanlike all the way
through. The score favored Arson
Academy 1912.
E. ]. Sulloway is working for the
M. C. r. r. with headquarters IN
Waterville. =.
The preliminary debate will be hel|'
Thursday, February LIST In Academ'
hall on the question: Resolved
That the history OF the Trades-Unior
for the past twenty years shows
tendency detrimental to the country
The public will be admitted free OF
charge. At this debate teams VIII
be chosen for the triangular debat'
W tn Maine Central Institute and Goof
WIN high school. March 3. The
question will be. Resolved: Tha'
the Federal Government should pro
vide for the compulsory arbitrator
of disputes between capital and labor
In the railroad and coal mining In
dustries, cons itutional ty waived. Fol
this debate small admission charge
will be made.
Rocky Point Encampment, No. ~, !
O. O. F. installed Its officials for 1872
Monday evening. Installing officials
were w. G. Soule, d. d. G. p, ano
Percy E. Withee. d. D. G.. W., o.
Norridgewock. The night was fine
and there was a fine assembly OF Pa
tr aohs with a large representation
OF Rebekahs and other invited guests
The installation ceremonies were Inn
pressively carried out. after which
bountiful collation. was served in the
banquet room and social hour en-
joyed. The officers installed for the
current term are as follows: Chief
patriarch, Allen n. Young; high
priest, Clarence Witham; senior war
den, william Coburn; recording
scribe. L. s. Isbell; financial scribe
4 tNin o. av. fraaaurar WilliA G.