The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-08-07

outing Sunday at Pleasant Pond, max
ing the trip by auto. In the crowd
were Mr. Cargill, MY. Helen Dins-
more, the Misses Edith Walker, Mel
lie Turner, Edith Clough, Lettie
Clough Amey Johnson and Mrs.
Faustina Booker.
Miss Velma Perkins of Sidney came
Wednesday and is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. A H. Ward on Ward Hill.
Mrs George Waugh went to Bing-
ham Wednesday to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. NJ Holden and two child
rem went to North Arson Wednesday.
Mrs Willis Colder and two child
rem left town Wednesday to join Mr..
Colder, who is located in White Rock
Conn. where they will make their
home in the future.
Miss Helen Powers, who has been
spending the week at Old Orchard
returned home Tuesday.
Philip Woodland of Providence, R. l.
who has been the guest of his cou-
sin Ed. Burns, left for home Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Miller, daught-
err Clarice and son Carleton came
home from Old Orchard, where they
have been spending a two weeks va
cation, Tuesday.
Mrs. Jessie Frye of Bath is in town
the guest of her sister, Mrs. A J. Will
liams.
Miss Della Hayden and Miss Mari
on Williams of Wateryille are in
town this week.
Mrs Shorey of Bath is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. A J. Williams.
Mrs. Fred Craig and daughter OF
Concord Junction, Mass, who have
been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Walker on the Arson side for the
past two weeks, returned to their
home Tuesday.
Inez Dixon of the Arson side went
to Saco, Wednesday for a month 8
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs Carroll Eames are
spending this week camping at Bel
grade Lakes.
The Labor Unions of the Great
Northern Pulp Mill are perfecting
plans for big celebration on Labor
Day. Everything has not yet been
decided but there will be two. bands
in attendance and sports of all kinds.
Among those who attended the
Eaton School reunion at Norridge-
wock from Madison, Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sabin and Orlando
Walker of the Arson side; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Powers, Mrs. Theodore
Weston, Miss Alice Weston, Byron
Johnson and Mrs. Hattie johnson.
Mrs. Tobias Lord of Portland, Miss
Janet Lord of Baltimore, Md, and
Miss Frances Lord of New York City
were in town Wednesday.
D. A. R. MEETING
A very enjoyable day was passed by
Margaret Golf Moore Chapter, d. A r,
Thursday at the residence of Mrs. H
E. Spear at Madison Center. In addi-
ton to the Madison Chapter, Mrs
Spear also entertained Ruth Head
Cragin Chapter of North Arson. A
picnic dinner and supper was served.
The regular business session of Mar
garet Goff Moore Chapter was held in
the afternoon. Matters of unusual
interest to come up were the fumiga-
ton of the town schoolhouses each
day. Figures were presented to the
effect that each schoolhouse could be
made sanitary in this way for the
small sum of three cents per day
While no definite action was taken il
is expected the matter will be pushed
little later.
Another matter Of interest was q
letter from Judge A. NJ. Spear, ask
ing the aid of the Chapter in securing
the sword of Col. Golf Moore, fol-
whom the chapter was named This
sword is in the possession of North
Arson parties and it is hoped that il
may be donated to the State and plac.
ed on exhibition with other Revolu.
tionary relics at the State House.
After the business session came &
short address by Mrs. Evie Robinson
regent of Maine State d. A. r.