Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-30
NORTH ANSON

AZ d uSetlnS OI INC Congregational
church members and parish held Thurs
cay evening it was voted to buy a par
sonage for the use Of the pastor and his
nearly opposite the academy has been
purchased. Not many changes will be
made in the dwelling at present. Rev.
E. L. Baker and family will establish
their home here this fall.
An event of unusual interest is being
planned for today wednesday, when
Rebekah Lodge. No. s.. will observe
field day. All Odd Fellows and Re-
bekahs in this district which comprises
lodges in the towns of North Arson.
Scion. Bingham and New Portland.
with their families are especially invit-
ed. A picnic dinner will be served and
baked beans and coffee will be provided.
Each one Is requested to bring the
necessary dishes. The affair will Re
held at Rocky Point cottage at Lake
Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. Snyder of Dorchester
Mass, are to visit Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Wineter and to assist in the store sale
at Wellington which Mr.. Wineberg is
conducting.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Williams Of
Embden are rejoicing in the arrival Of
little son in their home.
Mrs. Emma Andrews recently under
went surgical treatment.
The Universalist church building very
shortly will be repaired to be used in
connection with the academy building
Y~x .x,S1I hao toll Az
contract to raise the structure four
feet and put in a concrete foundation
with brick above ground. The fall term
of Arson Academy will open September
s with the following teachers: Princi-
ral, G. F. Williams. agriculture and
sciences; first assistant. Mrs. Mildred
Manson, Scion, French and Latin; Miss
Donnie Getchell, Pittsfield. normal de-
rartme1t; Miss F.AL Pratt. New Port
land, home arts. Miss Getchell is a
graduate Of Maine Central Institute and
Gorham Normal school and Miss Pratt
is a graduate of the University OF
Maine. Members Of the faculty return
ing will be Prin. Williams and Mrs.
Manson.
There will be the usual services at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sun
day.
The Fairbrother place on Milk street
owned by Fannie Blake after Mrs.
Fairb, others decease. has been sold by
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Mitchell to r. Lee
Ellis. 1t is understood that the
Mitchells are to remain on the place
during the month Of August.
Rev. E. L. Baker, pastor of the Con-
gregational church is leaving this week
to return to his .e-mer home IN Frank
lin, VT, preparatory to removing here.
Last Sunday was the last of the preach
ing services to be conducted at this
church until after the annual vacation.
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Edith Florence Gray,
daughter of John Gray. formerly OF
North Arson. and Robert ]. Kuhn at
Vernon. VT.
North Arson is preparing to do her
part in the Salvation Army drive now
in progress. T. H. Spear Is manager
of the local campaign and Walter Waite
is the local treasurer. People who are
willing to aid in this most worthy cause
are urged not to defer giving but 70
leave their donations without solicita-
ton with Mr.. Waite.
Mrs. David Monahan Of Boston has
been visiting for several days with
Mrs. Emily Monohan.
In the thunder storm of Sunday last
the house. stable, hen house and an.
other small building belonging to Har.
~ Wells were burned to the ground
This property was located close to the
New Vineyard town line.