The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-05-08
NORTH ANSON

Mrs Mae Sawyer OF BridgeWater
Mass is the guest of her sister. Mrs
Ellery Fenlason. This is the frs
time they had met for twenty years
The International Trail of the
Maine Automobile Association thru
this town was beng marked the las
of the week The markings are OF
telephone poles at convenient dis
tances from each other to readily
catch the eye, and are red bank:
Ranked top aud bottom with narrow
white bands. and are marked at
height Of about five feet from th'
ground The marking goes as far NJ
she river as Bingham. Eventually
this marking will be extended to the
international houndard line north o.
Jackman.
Allen Young is elerking in the gro
Gerry store of Porter & MarstOn.
John Boynton has gone To Fairfield
where he has position as sealer
Theodore O'Reilly has returned mere
TO work in the mills after spending
the winter at Winter Harbor
Roland Mckenney has gone to
Warren to work in the creamery
Friends here will be Interested to
learn that Raymond B. Steward, VINO
carried on the Wallace Barron farm
in Embden for a year. is manager OF
the creamery.
Remember the musical at Athens
tomorrow (Friday) evening, given by
the students of Somerset Academy,
Mrs. Leslie Berry, who was operat-
ed on in the Maine General Hospital
at Portland in February has recently
returned home improved in health
The senior cooking class of Arson
Academy served six o'clock dinner
TO a few invited guests, Friday after
noon. Pink and white crepe ribbons
fell gracefully from a large white bell
suspended over the center OF the
table to the following guest cards
G A. Porter. Mrs. Porter. +. w Bun
ker, Mrs. Bunker. +. S. Parsons, Mrs.
Parsons, +. H. Holley, and Mrs. Mil
dred Manson In the center of the
table was a handsome happy thought
geranium which was an emblem or
the seniors happy thought in serv-
ing the delightful dinner in the coy
dining room made by folding screens,
which separated it from the model
kitchen, which occupies the south
lower room of the Academy FOL
lowing is the menu Cream of to-
mato soup, mashed potato, chicken
croquettes, peas. beets, spicked pick
les, date Parker House rolls, Waldorf
salad, vanilla ice cream with cherries,
chocolate cookies. coffee.
Miss Grace Smith has been elected
delegate to the Congregational Con
ference at Auburn.
Rev. c f. Owen of Waterville spoke
Sunday evening in behalf Of the
Christian Civic League Of Maine.
Dinsmore Memorial church will
unite in the Church Welcome service
for the men lately in the United
States service next Sunday at l0.45 at
fhe Methodist house of worship. Sun
day evening a union service will be
held at Dinsmore church at 80 theme
THE heart OF a Boy The Sunday
School will meet as soon as practi-
cable after the dismissal OF the morn
ing service.
a surprise party was given at the
home of Arthur Hunnewell in honor
of his 18th birthday About "a school
mates and friends were present Many
games were played; sandwiches,
fudge and waters were served; also a
large birthday cake. All reported a
very nice time, wishing Arthur a very
happy birthday and many more to
come.
Capt. S. r Hutchins Circle, G. A.
n. will observe Mothers Day next
Saturday afternoon at their regular
meeting. All members are asked to.
come and the Veterans have "A special
invitation There will be an appro
pirate program for the occasion and
refreshments will be served
The annual meeting of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution will
be held, Friday afternoon at Mrs
Nellie Wings Election of officers
will take place and annual reports
will be given at this time.
The Womans Association of the.
Church will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Annie
Hovey on Center street Supper will
be served to which the ladies can in
vite their husbands.
Fred Ellis has been appointed pa
troiman on the State road on the sec
ton from the Starks line to the Emb-
den line Oh the Kennebec river road.
There will be union Welcome
Home service for the returned soldier
boys at the Methodist church, Sunday
morning with appropriate music and
sermon by Rev. f. w. Kennison.
evening (tonighD there