The independent-reporter., 1920-08-19
NORTII ANS0N

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York. who has been pending MS va
cation at Eugene Dautofta's near Pat
terson bridge. returned home saturday
This made the sixth summer that Ar.
Stussy has spent his vacation at the
Danforth home
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Noftnn had for
guests, Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Young and child OF Richmond dr.
and Mrs Carl Walker OF East New
Portland, Miss Helen Atwood of New
Portland. Mr.. and Mrs Fred Young.
Philip Young. Mr.. and Mrs. Nitbert
Walker and daughter Elya. There
was picnic dinner at noon and then
at o'clock Mrs Norton served ice
cream and cake.
Thursday of last week Dr.. and Mrs
F. S. Spinney and daughter Rachel and
Mrs. Columbus Marshall went to
North Pond for the day and Ben
Marshall of Portland joined the party
there and returned to North Anson
@ith them to spend the night at his
old home.
-. "'..!l'am c. Robinson has tor i
guest, Mrs. Sarah j. Paine of Chiea-
go. Illinois. Mrs Paine. who was
formerly Sarah J. Hilton. is a second
cousin OF Mrs. Jennie Bailey OF this
place. She travels most of the time
and sLe spends her winters in the
South and in California. She belongs
to the following orders: Butler
Chap ~ o. f. S: Bethlehem Shrine
No. /. Chicago Chapter d. A. r.. w.
f. Daughters 1912; Loyal Legion No.
458: G II. Thomas. w r. c. No. 318:
Congre .sional Union. No IT. Tuesday,
Mrs. Robinson and her guest attend
ed the Cleveland reunion. which was
held at the old Cleveland pace in En-
bden.
Gasoline 33c Holt & Hight, Skowhe-
gan. Me. tf27
DR.. and Mrs. F.. S. Spinney and
daughter, Racheal of Boston, who have
5een visiting Mr. and Mrs Columbia
Marshall since July 90, started for
home last Friday.
There are six carpenters under John
Getchell working on the Science
building at the Academy. A stage
is being finished and hardwood floor
being laid.
The Academy has recently receiv-
ed a gift of settees enough to seat
about two hundred people from Z. vi
Bailey and K. w. Sawyer. This Is
a very acceptable gift at this time.
Tie settees were once the property
If the Camp Meeting Association.
If there are in town any who would
have work for boy or girl or who
would care to take one into their
home, the principal of the Academy /
will be glad to receive call to come
around and talk.
Additional seats are being put in
% the Academy this week.
II. B. Ellis. VIM c. Robinson, Guy
V Stapleford, and Guy F. Williams
,ttande the County Farm Bureau
Meeting at Skowhegan last Saturday, |
uont forget the Field Day for Boys
and Girls Agricultural Clubs, when
viii he he'd az Lakewood, Friday Au- /
gust 20
Mrs. Susie Burbank. who has been
ENJOYING a two weeks vacation from
her duties as bookkeeper in Porter x
Narston's grocer store. returned to |
work Monday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Symmes
and daughter. Louise and Peggy of
Winchester, Mass. were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs Henry NJ. Norton last
week. They returned home Sunday,
by automobile with the exception OF
Miss Louise, who staed for longer
visit Mrs. Symmes and Mrs. Nor
ton are sisters. Miss Belle Bratt OF
Boston, Mass, another sister OF Mrs.
Norton's came Monday for visit at
Maple Grave Farm.
Mrs. Percy Grant of Waterville came
last week to spend the remainder of
August with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John D. Benjamin.