The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-02-14
NORTH ANS0N

Inc reBulHF H. "A. II. meeting WAS
held at the home of Mrs. Evelyn
Spear, Friday, February 8th. There
was a good attendance with two
guests, Mrs. Van Antwery and Mrs,
F. W. Bunker, member of the Show
hogan Chapter. Mrs. Marion Paine
Louisfall sent donation for the Wat
ering Tub Fund and Mrs. Bunker also
gave for the same. A goodly sum
was received and reported from abb
sent members of the chapter. Mrs.
Irwin Ellis read a most interesting ar
ticle on the Martha Berry school.
The following delegates were elected
for the Continental Congress at Wash
ington, Mrs. Evelyn Spear, Miss Kate
Robinson; alternates, Mrs. Edna Ell
lis, Mrs. Winnefred Bodfish. Mrs. Ell
len Knowlton, Miss Janet Blanchard,
Mrs. Imogene Merrill Mrs. Sarah
French, Miss Emma Niles, Miss Ma
bel Steward Mrs. Eva Garfield, Mrs.
Adde Perkins. Delegates for the
state council at Bath; Mrs. Evelyn
Spear, Mrs. Elizabeth Emery, Mrs.
Elizabeth Holley, Mrs. Annie Bisbee.
Mrs. Ada Scott. Mrs. Addie Perkins,
Mrs. Ina French, Mrs. Ethel Norton.
AHernates, Mrs. Edna Ellis, Mrs.
Minnie Berry, Mrs. Nettie Williams,
Mrs. Emily Counce, Mrs. Maud En-
cry, Mrs. Sarah French, Mrs. Nora
Waugh, Mrs. Nellie Houghton, Mrs.
Ada Wing, Mrs. Bessie Rand.
Fred Ellis has returned home fol-
lowing a surgical operation upon his
hand at Kennebec Valley Hospital,
Skowhegan.
Williams Bros. Motor Co., Author
Ided Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors. North Arson,
Maine. tf37
The Arson Academy basketball
team defeated the Scion high at So
Ion Friday evening. Score 81 to %,
favor OF the Academy
Friday, February lst, our Academy
basketball team defeated the North
New Portland high. Score 43 to 81
favor Arson Academy. The Coburn
Institute girls defeated our Academy
girls, score 81 to 20 favor Coburn.
Fred Ellis has bad case of blood
poisoning in his hand from wound
caused by driving birch hook
through 1t while handling pulp wood
at Rangeley Lake.
Miss Eugenia Fenlason commence
ed attending the Academy Monday,
February 18th.
Judge Sawyer held court in Bling
ham, Monday, February 18th.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Association will be held at
Academy Hall Thursday afternoon,
February 21st.
The Mems Association are invited
to attend a Valentine social given by
the Woman's Association, Thursday
evening, February 21st in Academy
Hall The members of the Mem
Association are requested to bring
box lunches for two. Prizes will be
given for the box wrapped most APP
propriately for the occasion.
George Seward. one of our old and
respected citizens passed away at the
Maine Hospital in Portland, Friday
His funeral was held at the Congre-
gational Church, Monday, Rev. c. w
Rogers officiating. He was buried
with Masonic honors by Northern
Star Lodge of which he was a mem
Der.
Sanborn Moulton has returned
home having finished his labors with
the Foundation Company at Madison.
Mrs. Isabelle Carron passed away
suddenly February Sth. Her re-
mains were taken to Barton. VT. for
burial.
Florence Ellsworth, the third num-
Der in the Lyceum Course, will be
Wednesday evening, February goth.
This wonderful entertainer should
have q crowded house.
Mrs. Jennie Sawyer entertained the
officers OF the Eastern Star Wednes-
day evening. January 30th, at her
home on Elm street. Those present
were Mrs. G. A. Porter, Mrs. Flora
Wait, Mrs. Janet Marston, Mrs
Maude Emery, Miss Addie Fenlason,
Mrs. Pearl Fenlason, Mrs. Laura Bur-
rill. Mrs. Laura Murray, Mrs. Harriet
Scott Mrs. Beatrice Emery, Mrs. Stel-
la Ellis. Miss Kate Robinson, Mrs.
Ada Scott. Miss Eleanor Mitchell. The
tables were beautifully decorated In
red and white. Vanity cases were
presented to each guest. A very
dainty appetizing lunch was served