The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-26
NORTH ANSON

Murray Gould has nearly completed
his new house on the Luce place be-
low the village, SO that the family
has moved in, and George Durrill,
who has recently returned here after
a years residence in Massachusetts,
Is now occupying the Andrew Fisher
house vacated by Mr. Gould
Mrs. Georgia Walker has taken
possession oil the DeKalb house on
gnon street which she bought sew
eral weeks ago and Mr.. and Mrs A.
". DeKalb have gone to Baltimore,
Nd to reside.
The daughters of Maurice Foss,
Mabel. Rachel and Elizabeth. have
come to this village from Oakland TO
spend the summer with their grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Seward
J. o Jeffreys, who has resided
above the village on the New Port
land road on his farm for several
years. has moved TO WaterYille.
Commencement of Arson Academy
begins with the baccalaureate sermon
in the Methodist church next Sunday
morning by Rev. f. w Kenn.son.
Monday afternoon at O'Clock will
occur the annual ball game between
the Alumni and Academy teams. Mon
day evening. graduating exercises in
Carrabassett Hall at $50 Tuesday
Alumni at Arson Academy with picnic
dinner Each is to bring his lunch
Ice cream and coffee will be served
by the class IN domestic science At
> o'clock p. m. the annual alumni
meeting will be held in the Academy
Tuesday evening the concert aud ball
in Carrabassett Hall Every former
student is asked to make Il special eff
fort to be present this year at the re-
union and to come with new ideas and
plans that will help make the Alumni
Assoc alton worth more to the gradu-
ates so that it Will be a more vital
factor in the success of the Academy
Miss Elizabeth Clifford returned
home. Saturday night from her school
at Mexico for the summer vacation.
Miss Bertha Paine, teacher of the
primary grade in the Mark Emery
school was taken suddenly i'll, We'd
nesday of last week. and her condi-
ton was considered quite serious, but
at last reports she was better.
ham. Mass, who have been visiting
friends in this section, returned home
Saturday and Young Norton, son of
Mr. and Mrs J W Norton, went with
them as far as Deering TO visit his
uncle. j. a. Steward.
Early in July, two of the Academy
Juniors, Miss Edna Tilley and Miss
Eda Perry expect to go to kennebunk-
port for the summer and Miss Mildred
Morris, another junior, will go to Bel
grade for hotel work.
There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Congregational Church and
Parish, at the vestry, Wednesday
night July 2nd, at 730 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Scott OF Port
land were recent guests of his broth
err Edward w. Scott and family
Lester =. Andrews who was station
ed at Fort Socum and later at Fort
Jay, New York Harbor, has received
his discharge and returned home.
Dr. Harry NORM and DR.. PoWells of
Bath called on S. B. NORM Saturday
night while on their way to Lake
Embden, where they spent Sunday.
John Benjamin went 10 Portland,
Tuesday. as his brother, William Ben
jamin was to be operated on again,
this being the seventh time
Charles S. Fuller and Lillian b. !
Beck, both of Portland were united
in marriage Sunday, June -. They
will be at home at Il Deane St, after
the Both Mr.. Fuller formerly resid-
ed in North Arson
Mrs. Emma Spooner Payne has just
given to Stewart Public Library the