The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-06-13

of Arson Academy for the election OF
officers and transaction of other busl-
ness will be held, June II.
Mrs. NJ A Eames and son, Austin.
and Miss Laura Thompson, took an
auto ride TO Bingham, Sunday, with
Earl Mitchell.
Lysander Robinson sold his farm
last week 10 a Mr. Harris OF Nova
Scotia 1t is considered one OF the
best farms in town and was sold TO
Mr.. Robinson by W. w. Pease. Mr..
Robinson has moved into the NJ. p.
Moore house on Pleasant street.
Mrs. Fannie Hilton. who has been
away during the winter and spring,
has returned to this illage.
The following is the program for
the meeting of Arson Grange, Satur-
day afternoon: Song by the Grange;
Topic. is il best TO postpone recre-
alton and pleasure OF life until one
has his work all done?' reading;
song; Topic. DO good magazines and
papers have more practical value than
books2": reading, song; Topic, How
does the average farmers wife ma
time To read29 song by the Grange.
The state Convention OF the Il. A.
r.. Ladies Circle, Womens Relief
Corps and Sons of Veterans convened
at Bangor. Wednesday and Thursday.
Capt. Hutchins' Circle OF this village
we're represented by Mrs. Mary Nod
din. Mrs. Sarah French and Mrs. Bea-
trice WATSON.
Embden lake is great attraction
to fishermen these days. Willis
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the first of the week Messrs. Troop
of Bath and HeckeD of Lewiston, who
have been staying for several days at
Camp Flag, returned home, Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reed of Ben
ton Falls, who had been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. A. w. Reed for few days,
returned home, Monday.
Joseph Rogers is clerking in his
fathers store.
Sherman Oliver intends to enter the
drug store of Perley B. Thompson OF
Norwood Mass, and attend school
of pharmacy in Boston.
Misses Alice Cahill, Florence Dan
forth and Clara Higgins intend to
following teaching.
Miss Ella Robinson will enter Colby
college this fall.
Leo Caswell is planning to take
special course in some business col
lege.
The meeting of Ruth Head Cragin
chapter will be held, Friday, June IA,
at the home of Mrs. o. w. Counce
There will be picnic dinner.
Mrs. EVE Robinson attended the
dedication of the Indian memorial at
Oldtown, Friday.
Little Young Norton met with an
other accident, Saturday when he fell
down and cut his finger badly i'll the
lawn mover.
Mrs. Maude Perry Campbell and
husband have returned to their home
in Moscow.
Mrs. Frank Paine and Mrs. Laura
Twaddle and son are here from Show
hogan for a few weeks.
Mrs. Alice Simmons and Mrs. Net
tie Collins went to Lilly Bay, Satur-
day, to spend few days with Mrs. f.
l.. Gipson and Mrs. R. H. WATSON.
Mrs. Clara Weeks spent a part of
last week with friends in Oakland and
Waterville.
George Seward has gone to Bing-
nam TO Work TOT the RuleIlCdu oHOc
Findings Company. His family will
move there later.
Next Sunday will be observed as
Childrens Day at the Nj. e. church.
There will be a concert at the hour OF
the usual morning service. The
church will be decorated, and cor
dial invitation is extended.
Large quantities of potatoes are be-
ing planted this week in this vicinity.
Years ago, potatoes were the first
seed that was put into the ground,
now in many instances the most sat
isfactory crops are raised when the
planting is done in June.
The wind storm which came up so
suddenly, Monday afternoon, was not
so severe in this section as it was at
Embden lake and vicinity, where it
uprooted several trees. E. w. Hodg-
don and his daughter, Miss Ina, were
out on the lake, and scarcely had
time to reach shore when the storm
burst in it's fury.
DR.. p. A. Wood of Bingham will not
be in North Arson, Monday the 18th,
but will be there Monday, June "a, as
usual.