The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-08-12


the lawn party such success.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W Reed had
for guests, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs John
Gallagher and two sons. and Mr.
Phinney of Madison
Mr.. and Mrs William Robinson
and ROBBIE d. Libby motored to North
Harpswell. Saturday night returning
Sunday Mr. Libbys nephew, Eiwood
l.. Durgin Of Auburn returned to No
Arson with them and Monday, Mr
Libby and MI Durgin went To Kine1
for few days vacation.
/ A special meeting OF the Sunshine
Society will be held at Mrs Emily
Holway's next Saturday afternoon
/ August ID at 30 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs owen Savage. Miss
Helen Kennison. Miss Lula Gordon
and Rev. Percy s Ridlon motored to
Guilford, Greevlle and Ripogenus
Friday of last week
Hon Fred W Bunker and Guy F.
Williams. principal OF Arson Academy
were at Dead River. Tuesday. looking
after prospective Academy students
Miss Alta Ellis, who has been visit
| ing her sister. Mrs. Carl Andrews Of
| Searsport, returned home Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Flanders
| had for guests Sunday. an automobile
party from Stratton consisting Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Scrlbner avis Be
mis- and their son Edward, Alec Nc
| Cutcheon Rita Bems McCutcheon' s
| little boy,) Mrs. Edith Bemis and
daughter Miss Viola. The first four re-
turned home that night but Mrs.
Bemis and Viola will remain week
or so for a visit with Mrs. Bemis sis
ter Mrs. Flanders
Sergeant Ulher A. Gray Of Maiden.
Mass. spent the week end In town.
the guest of relatives and Monday he
with Mr.. and Mrs William C. Rob
inson, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle c. Wing and
Mrs. Marion Hartwell motored to The
Forks In Mr.. Robinson's new Buick.
He returned to Maiden that night. MIR.
Gray is a brother of Mrs. Robinson
and Mrs. Hartweil.
A quiet wedding occurred at four
o'clock Saturday afternoon, August Z.
at the Congregational parsonage at
| Norridgewock when Rev. V. E. Brag-
don united in marriage Miss Norma
Berry and Guy Rolfe. both Of North
Arson They were accompanied by
the brides mother Mrs Mile A. Ber
~ The bride is the youngest
daughter OF Mr.. aud Mrs Melen Ber-
~ Of this place, graduate OF Arson
Academy. class Of 1al9. and since her
graduation has been engaged in teach
ing. Monday. August .. she CONNER
ced teaching al the Emerson school
in Emblem. where she Taught in the
spring Mr. Rolfe IS the Oldest son
Of Mrs Walter COpp and Is employed
by the North Au5on Manufacturing
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert W Reed had
foe guests, Wednesday, an automobile
party consisting OF Mr. and Mrs. Har-
vey Hodges and three rhildren Of
Winslow and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Reed of Benton. Joseph Reed IS
brother to A. W. Reed
The Wells house on Elm street,
which C. V. Bailey and Elmer W. |
Sawyer purchased of o. d. Wells Of
California has been repaired and b.
A. Hammond. the barber In Mr.. Saw
yer's shop has moved into the upstairs
rent. which was formerly occupied by
Mrs. Skillings. Two large auto
trucks from Lewiston brought his fur
niture Wednesday of last week. Frank
Quint moved into the dOwntairs rent
this week While they we're making
repairs on his rent he and Mrs. Quint
stayed with their daughter. Mrs. Ora
Fuller.
Mrs. Emma Andrews returned home
Tuesday. from the hospital where she
recently underwent an operation.
Those of Arson Garage who attend
ed Pomona meeting at Bingham Tues
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Dan
forth. Mr. and Mrs. Perley Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harbor B. Ellis, Mrs.
Jennie Stetson. George Savage, Mrs. |
Fanny Hilton. Mr. and Mrs. Willis
C. Emery. and Mrs. Alfred Berry
Daniel Pratt went to Bingham. Tues
to work for the New England Lumber
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Sexter OF Lex
ington were in town Monday.
The following men have been drawn
to serve as jurors from Arson for
the September term of the Supreme
Judicial Court. Herbert Mitchell and
Walter Booker for the traverse jury
and VIM H. Felker for the grand jul
ry
Olive Baker commenced work IN
Porter and Marston's grocery store
Wednesday. and will work a lie"
weeks while the clerks are having
their vacation.
Live poultry wanted. Harry Cohen,
c,,a,,haaor tf30
Miss Edna Marshall of Richmond
and Miss Ethel Stetson of this place,
graduates of Arson Acadamey, class
of 1920. attended Supt. Chas. f. Ball $
school for teachers. which was held
at Bingham. August 2 to August D.
Mr. Bali has this school of instruc-
! tion each year so that all OF his teach
ers in his district will teach the same
method The first four days dealt
mostly with arithmetic. beginning with
the first grade and ending with the
ninth. OF special mention In the ar,
ithmetIc. was the two month or bU
dav method of computing single IN
terest and bank discount. These are
things often learned one day and have
IN he relearned the next, but Mr.
Rail- dealt with these in such man
nor Az to eliminate such waste OF
time. Tuesday afternoon, Miss Flor
ence Murray, a teacher in the lower
grades of Bingham, demonstrated pro-
grassiye road to reading with four