Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-25
NORTH ANSQN

NOHTH ANSON
The lawn party and social under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Aid on
the lawns Of the Methodist church
was greatly enjoyed last Wednesday
night. Ice cream was served and il
was successful affair.
FIora's night was observed Sat-
uruay night in Anson. Grange with
good attendance. The program.
which was arranged by Mrs. Lora
Nickerson. the worthy Flora Of the
order. included a song by the choir:
recitation by Florence Danforth:
reading, II. B. Ellis; reading. Effie
Paine: instrumental music, Eugene
Danforth and Mrs. Maud Emery:
song. Susie Reed. The next meet
ing will be on the first Saturday eve.
ming in July.
The Woman's Association Of the
Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. Walter Shaw this after
noon. There will be a food sale and
all members are requested to attend.
Ch1ldren's day was observed at the
Methodist Episcopal church last
Sunday morning with a program of
music and recitations by the chill
dren. There was short address by
the pastor, Rev. E. W. Kennison.
Flowers were prettily used about the
altar.
Trains going south now leave here
according to the new schedule at
7.aS A. M. 11-5S A. NJ, SOC P. NJ.
Trains going north. 1905 A M, EOS
P. M and 6.o2 P. NJ The COZ train
going north and going north pass
each other at this station. There will
also be a Sunday train.
Among the recent purchases made
for the Public Library are the Maine
Coast Rornances by H. M Sylvester.
set Of five volumes as follows: Cas-
co Bay, Old York. Sokoki Trail. The
Land of ST. Castin. Olde Pemauuid
The District meeting of the Odd
Feilows Will occur with Table Rock
Lodge acting as the host lodge on
June 18th.
Next Sunday morning Rev E w
kennison will deliver the baccalaure-
ate address before the graduating
class of Arson Academy Rev. E. /.
Baker. pastor of the Congregational
church. will assist in the services as
the two churches. In the evening the
union service will be at the Con-
sregational church.
Ralph Emerson Crane. formerly of
TINS town. has recently graduated
from Worcester Academy. having
been given the first honor in a class
OF zoo young men. which was the
Latin Salutatory. In addition to this
ne was awarded the income of the
Edward Bemis scholarship. The prin-
opal in a letter congratulating the
young man upon his success as a
winner of the first honors and upon
his winning this splendid scholar
! snip. added that the Academy was
| proud of him. He was also awarded
$500 beauest of a son of a Uni
tar1an minister, TO be used towards
college expenses. and If is under
stood that he intends to enter Har-
ward College in the fall. Mr.. Crane
vas born in North Arson. his pa
rents being Rev. and Mrs F T.
Crane. They afterwards lived in
Vermont and subsequently went to
Sterling, Mass. where Mr.. Crane be-
came pastor of a Unitarian church.
1t is expected that agricultural
work will be added TO the list of
studies at Arson Academy next
year.
Mrs. Alfred Berry attended the con-
vention Of the Ladies Circle Of the
G. a. r. at Auburn last week. :
F. $. Parsons has been elected
successor to Charles Millett. resigned
to the superintendent position for
the Arson Water District
Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Wallace Of Cp-
per Woodstock. N. B. are visiting
their daughter. Mrs. G. F. Williams
The members Of Emerald Lodge
will meet but once a month during
July and August. the second Wednes-
day evening.