The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-03-06
NORTH ANSON

were elected for both the State and
Third District Conventions TO be held
in Portland, April Sd. F. II. Holley,
George y. Walker, George l.. Hoyey,
EVE Robinson, f. s. Parsons\ alter
mates, Earl c. Wing, James II. Thorne,
Orlando Walker, f. W. Sawyer and
W. C. Emery. The following were
elected to serve on the Republican
Town committee: w G. Emery, chair
man; Earl G. Wing, secretary and
treasurer; George l.. Hovey, Earl
Fenlason, j. II. Thorne. +. W. Saw
yer. Jennie Il. Sawyer, Edna IL.
Thorne, Carrie Wing Maude Emery,
j. p. Murray, Laura Murray, W. j.
Rand, George Walker, Annie Walker,
f. d. Gilman, f. A. Paine, Mrs. Ralph
Gilman, S. &. Tinkham. James Briggs,
Annie Gould, G. A. Porter, Carl Bar
nard and Mrs. Carl Barnard
Mrs. Walter Dean of North Arson
had % pullets which averaged for the
three months. December, January and
February, 16 eggs per day.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. NJ. Marshall and
daughter Esther of Oakland, Miss
Esther Sterling of Augusta, Miss Mar
jorie Sterling and Miss Bette Tar
rent of Colby were guests at the Mar
shall farm over the week end.
The next regular meeting OF the D..
A. r. will be held at the home of Mrs.
F. r. Crymble, Friday March IA.
Kenneth Mclean has recently pur-
chased the farm known as the Dan
Record place.
unusually pleasing and interesting
reading in Carrabassett Hall Wednes-
day evening. it being the third in
our Coit-Alber Lyceum Course, Miss
Enswprths personality attracting
special attention by all present. Her
selections were very pleasing and
nicely chosen. All acknowledged she
gave us one of the best evenings en-
tertainment that we had listened to
for "a long time.
FOR SAIE-In the village Of North
Arson, in the immediate vicinity of
Arson Academy a convenient eleven
room house, with commodious closets,
city water, electric lights, large sta
BILE and hen house, with about one
acre of ground including a corner
lot. A splendid location for fam
lily with children attending the Acad-
envy, or letting rooms to Academy
students. Price $500. Inquire of
Walter Wait, North Arson. tf8
Don't forget the fourth and last en-
tertainment of the Colt-Alber Course
in Carrabassett Hall Saturday even
ing, March Sth by the Three Patton
Brothers from the Pacific Coast con-
ceeded by all to be one of the best mu-
steal entertainments travelling today.
Songs, popular melodies, folk dances
of the various periods and prologues,
six episodes and an epilogue. charac-
ter songs, modern war songs all In ap-
propriate and elaborate costumes.
Children Is cents, students 25 cents,
adults so cents. Everybody come
and give this best of all shows a
rousing good audience.
Fred Ellis has been discharged from
the kennebec Valley Hospital at
Skowhegan after surgical treatment
there.
Williams Bros. Motor CO., Author
lied Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North AnS0n,
Maine. tf37
The two games played last Friday
night with Scion high school was the
closing of the basket ball season for
Arson Academy boys. 1t has been
one of the most successful seasons for
number of years, both from the
number of games won and financial
returns. The results of both games
played Friday evening were in favor
of the Academy boys. The first team
winning by score of So to IA, and
the second team by score of IL to 10.
There was a large attendance and
much interest shown. After the
game an informal banquet was ten
dered the boys by coach Storer and
Principal Williams. with the fathers
of the boys as invited guests. A num-
berl of remarks or toasts were re-
sponded to and A. +. Hamilton pre-
scented the manager of the team with a
check for 500 for the benefit of the
association. Mrs. Guy Williams fur
nished unique cake for the boys it
being made in the shape of large
basket ball. The boys have played a
schedule of thirteen games winning
ten of them. 1t is remarkable that
during the entire season only two in
stances of player being removed
from the game as a result of person
al fouls.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
A wonderful sermon was listened
to by very appreciative audience
last Sunday morning. Our pastor
Rev John A. Cooper taking for his
text Job 1873. When the fundation OF
the earth was laid the morning stars
sang together and all the sons of Goo
shouted for joy. Theme-Sacret
Music A link in the chain which
unites us with God. In the evening q
beautiful illustrated sermon entitled
"In His Steps" was given by the pas
tor and was thoroughly appreciated
by all. The church was filed and
many remarks were, made as to tht
manner in which the lecture was civ.