The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-11-20
NORTH ANSON

church fair, today, Thursday, Nov 20
in Grange Hall, chicken dinner In
the evening they will show the picture
"lcebound" in Carrabassett Hall as q
stage play ii won the Pulitzer prize
awarded each year to the best Ameri-
can drama. Lois Wilson and Richard
Dix play the leading roles and Mrs.
Alice Chaplin, mother OF Harold Chap
in. who was killed in the war, has
one of the greatest mother roles. The
only thing cold about "Icebound' is
the title. The story is just big
warm slice of life fairly boiling over
with interest, compelling situations.
There will also be two Of those funny
cartoon reels that we all like wheth-
er young or old.
Mrs L. A. Bradbury of Kingheld
was a caller on friends in town Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. l.. French of Ban
gor called on friends in town Mon
day on their way home after week s
stay at their camp at Lake Moxie
Ella Hilton of Bingham was in
town last week attending the Metho-
dist fair
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Emery re-
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stay in Boston.
Dorothy Parsons has gone to Bos-
ton where she has a position in the
office of the National Institute of
Nursing
Next Monday. evening in Carrabas-
sett Hall at 7.45 the siX-reel picture,
/ THE Old Fool. will be given. Fifty
percent of the net proceeds will go TO
the Academy Athletic Association.
On Nov. 11th the Ladies of the
Auxiliary Unit gave a 8 o'clock sup
per in Academy Hall for the Legion
boys and their families and the mem
bers of the Auxiliary and families.
After the supper all Joined in social
hour and the tafks gben by Rev. G.
w. Rogers, Rev.. esfie Grundy and
Professor Guy F.. Williams were en-
joyed by all.
The Sunshine Society will meet
Tuesday, Nov. 25th with Mrs. Ella.
Mr and Mrs. w. r. French and
daughter Marjorie and Alex LeFleur
was at the Marshall farm. Friday last.
Mir French and Mr.. LeFleur took the
train Saturday morning for a hunting
trip up river, Mrs:AFfanih and Mar
Jore returned to Pan lana by auto
Supt. Emery ipJotds ~ they packed
$4,000 cans Of corn at the Portland
Packing Cos. plant this season.
! Eleanor Mitchell of Kingfeld spent
Sunday with her mother Mrs. Roxie
Mitchell
Rev. T. b. HIATT ofSDixfeld was Wis
iting his daughter Mrs Harry Savage
''s Mr. "a and Mrs, Alka Wait were Wis
iting relatives Notwithstanding.
Mr. and Mrs John Pelkey of Lewis
ton were visitin&sM Joe Smiths re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p, Murray and son
Paul made an -'alto trip to Bangor
Sunday visiting Mrs. Murray's father
who is quite ill.,
Mrs. Hunter, Mrs Ridlon, Mrs.
kennison Mrs. May Randall, Tom and
Mare Spear of Madison and Arson at
tended the Methodist fair last week.
Mrs. George Obers OF. Auburn spent
the week end with Mrs Earl Wing.
! Mrs. Percy Grant :9f Waterville
spent the week entt with her parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. John Benjamin.
! Martin Dale was called to New
/ Hampshire last week to attend the flu
neral of his father.
Ezra Dunton and family motored to
Portland last Sunday.
Byron Crymble who is employed by
the NJ. c. X. r. at Watervlle spent
Sunday with his family.
Henry Norton, one of our selectmen
attended the assessors convention at
Augusta last week
| Norman Hume went to Boston Sat
urday to join his wife and son.
SOUTH ANSON q
Ned Sylvester left Friday for two
weeks hunting trip to Eustis.
Mrs. Allan Head of Marblehead
Mass. is spending few weeks with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Fletch-
er and other relatives.
Irving Allen left Saturday to join
party of hunters at Somerset juno
ton.
Mr., and Mrs. Roak Allen are guests
of his brother |. L. Allen and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joel Fletcher spent a
/ few days last week at the home of his
sister in Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradley and Ora
Buzzell were in Pennington one day
last week on business
Mrs. Ethel Luce and Mrs. Mabel
Bracket spent day recently in
Skowhegan.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Robinson and
Mrs. Allan Head were week end
guests of Mrs, Guy Fowke in Win
throp.
Leon Hewey and Frank Taylor re-
turned from hunting trip at Wyto-
pitlock with three deer.
On account of an accident in which
Miss Merrill was injured there will be
no entertainment and social ut the
Franklin school this week
Arson VALLEY
Mrs. Fred Plosnig went to North
Arson Thursday to ship some of heI
chickens.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Newell were
business callers at North New Port.
. land, Saturday evening.
Delbert Luce of North New Port
land passed through the valley Sun
day on his way to his farm in New
Vineyard.
Anthony Gates called at George
Newelrs Sunday to visit his daughter
Miss Abbie.