The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-07-05

The following teachers nave peeh
elected for the Mark Emery sehools
Grammar, Miss Anna johnston anu
MIC 1nla Gordon, assistant; four1h
and fifth grades. Miss Alice Hlhos VI
Egagetaff a graduate OF WestDrook
Seminary and Pennington Normal
second and third grades, Miss Llzzie
clifford. first grade teacher Will re
announced later. -,
Miss Helen Kennison, VINO Is Tan
tng q course in Domestic Science @e
Pennington Normal sre9ol, speha .
ing her vacation here at the home OF
her parents, Rev and Mrs. kennisoh.
Miss Laura Noddin has accepted
nosition in the Maine Central rallroaa
Office at this village.
Uollev & French will give the Tree
use of Carrabassett Hall to any chal
table organization, If the proceeds
are to go for war relief In any lorhi
Mrs Lettuce A. Bradbury, superih-
tendent OF schools, will attend the
Castin Conference from July 5th 10
18th ~. :.
Alden II. Bailey has a position IN
the Peoples Store at Madison
g.
guest of L. C. Robinson and family
MIR. and Mrs Everett Sawyer were
the guests during last week OF Mrs.
Flora Dunton at Rangeley
w. c. Simmons has gone to North
east Harbor where he takes charge OF
the same store that he did last sea-
son.
The annual reunion OF the Norton
family occurred July 4th at the home
of ]. Pierce in Norridgewock All
of the Norton descendants from this
vicinity attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Merry and
Earle Mitchell and Miss Constance
Grosstuck took an auto trip to Range
ley, Sunday. returning Monday
Among those who went with auto
parties to The Forks Sunday were W
F. French, H. Fl. Marston, Ira Durgin,
DR. Marston and Baron Dekalb.
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Mitchell who
attended the Norton reunion at Nor
ridgewock, Wednesday, went on from
there to Wateryille to visit their son
Merle Mitchell and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Scion Bunker of The
Forks arrived here Tuesday night to
spend the Fourth with Mrs. Bunkers
brother, Ira Durgin and wife.
AT the last meeting Of the Dinsmore
Past Noble Grands Association a large
number were delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mrs Sadie Berry. At
ter a very pleasant evening the hos
tess served refreshments of Ice cream
and cake.
n
Tuesday afternoon, to take Minnie
Cole back to the Asylum as she had
again become violent. Mrs. Emery
accompanied them and Charles Bry-
ant went as chauffeur.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins spent Monday
in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Oliver of
South Paris were recent visitors In
town.
Herbert Andrews went with his car
to Benton, Sunday, taking Mr. and
Mrs. Reed and Miss Hazel Flanders
to visit Mr. Reeds parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Steward
were calling on friends in Norridge
wock Sunday
Mrs. F. II. Holley is visiting her
Woodmont Conn. Mr.. Thompson
who had been at Norwood, Mass. for a
great many years, located In Connecti-
cut about year ago.
Miss Margaret Wing of Augusta has
been the guest of her mother Mrs
Ada Wing
Mr.. and Mrs. John flanagan and
daughter Anna went on an auto trip
to Hartland, Tuesday.
Mrs. Cleon Swan of Keene N. H.. is
the guest of George Clark and family
Charles Smith Is here at present
with his wife, Mrs. Grace Murphy
Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Pullen and Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Waugh of Starks went
on an auto trip to Jackman Monday
Stephen NORM has purchased a new
Ford car to use on his rural delivery
route.
Miss Ethelyn Barnard, teacher in
the Winthrop, Mass. schools, arrived
Monday, to spend her vacation with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Barnard
Miss Mabel Seward, who teaches In
Boston, is spending a part of her va
cation at Carrabassett Inn with her
friends, the Murphys
Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Buxton ar
Yved here by auto Tuesday forenoon.
having come from Berlin, N. H, and
WILL visit for few weeks at the home
OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs. George
Flanders.
Perley Priest and family of Scion
were calling on friends in town Sun
day.
ward keefe of Phillips is staying
. few days at o. w. Bryant's.
MRS. Everett Clark and son Regi- |
aaid returned Tuesday from a trip to
Bingham.
Mrs. Roxie Mitchell and daughter
Eiinor have gone to Mingo Springs
for the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith have