The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-31

panied me a great deal and | felt worn
out and depressed most of the time
Nv head ached and spells of dizziness
came over me. | got box of Doan
Kidney Pills at Fogg's Drug Store,
and they proved to be what | needed
The ailments gradually left and four
boxes cured me.
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doans Kidney Pills--the same that
Mrs. Clukey had. Foster-Milburn
Co.. Mfgrs., Buffalo, y. Y.
western horizon. whose changeful
tints came from the sunset clouds
playing with the dark threatening
clouds which came rushing on in
| blackness and fury but were caught
and lost in the golden sunsets dream
The company of children and the ED
ers gathered swiftly until the broad
grounds were covered with an animal
ed company, seats having been placed
around conveniently. Rows of sus-
pended Japanese lanterns on three
sides with their subdued rosy light
made of a midsummer night fairy
land and real actors, and those were
the little folk, who with songs and
Rotations charmingly entertained the
audience. A chorus of Academy girls
was a pleasant feature of the program
Delicious Ice cream and cooling
lemonade were served by dainty
walters.
Walter Copp is working at Concord.
Perley Thompson, Mrs. Ed Hume
we'll, Mrs. Arthur Buxton and little
son were callers at Bingham last Sat
urday afternoon.
Season tickets for the Redpath
Chautauqua at Skowhegan, August 20
to September 4, may be purchased at
the office of the Independent-Rep
Adults $3.50; children $1.10.
Mrs. Gertrude Buxton is working at
the Record place for Dan Terrio.
There will be no preaching thru the
month of August at the Congregation
al church. this being the annual va
cation and Rev. +. l.. Baker, the pas
tor. will go to Vermont this week.
Recent guests of W. Z. French and
family were Mr. and Mrs George {.
Eames of Bangor. and DR.. and Mrs.
Hubbard of Springfield, Mass. The
latter came in their touring car and
Mrs. French had the pleasure of
meeting again the nurse who cared
for her when she was a patient in
the Maine General Hospital.
Mrs Jennie Patterson and T. Leon
Patterson and wife have decided to the
North Arson Congregational Society
the Patterson property on upper Main
street Mrs. Patterson will have an
auction sale of her household goods
and the Society will take possession
Sept 1. and have this for a parson-
age
The store at North Arson are TO be
closed. Thursday afternoons begin
ming with the first Thursday in All
gust, until further notice.
At the annual meeting of the Arson
Water District held in the Municipal
building at Arson village, Saturday,
William Baxter was elected trustee to
serve three years.
If there are any homes in town
where students may secure board,
room, meals or work. the Principal
of the Academy would appreciate
knowing about them soon.
Anyone finding small boys black
and white check coat lost Sunday he
tween Scion and North Arson, will
please return to Guy f. Williams.
Mrs. Heath and daughter from
Massachusetts are staying at their
cottage at Lake Embden this season.
They have been here every year for
many years until the last three sea-
sons.
During the thunder storm late Sun
day afternoon. fire Was seen in the
southwest which proved to be the farm
buildings of Harry Wills of New Vine
yard which were struck by lightning
and the house and stable burned with
their contents, including ten tons of
hay. one horse and one hog. The
barn and garage did not burn. Mr..
and Mrs. Wills with their nine chill
in Arson Valley
Lester Berry has moved into his
newly urchased house on Union street
which has been occupied by two fam
lilies, Frank Barstow's and Carl Bar
nard's. Mr.. Barstow has moved into
John Getchell's house on Union street
and Mr. Barnard into Mr.. Bunker's
house near the bridge.
A barrel for waste. such as has
been placed on several of the street,
has been donated Sunset cemetery by
tn Womans Club and will be set in a
convenient spot.
Edward Wilbur and family'of Bos-
ton. Mass. with relatives from Port
land there being nine in the party.
came by auto, Saturday night. and
visited the family of b. ]. Dunphy
during Sunday. Mr.. Wilbur is a
brother of Mrs. Dunphy.
Cyrus Walker and George Stetson
of Auburn finished loading a car with
! beef cattle at this station, Wednes-
| day forenoon.
The regular meeting Of Ruth Heald
Cragin Chapter will be held Friday
afternoon. August s. at the home of
Mrs F. s. Parsons.
The old church which is being re-
modelled for education purposes to be
used in connection with Arson Acad-
envy, was built in 1929 by Ephraim
Spaulding, father of the late Jesse
Ephraim and Tilson Spaulding II
was then called the Arson Free Meet
ipu Hpuca op6 voc ncad- hy oil do.