The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-11
GooDgYEAR
TIRES, TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
NORTH ANSON GARAGE
WILLIAMS BROS, PROP.
AUTHORIZED FORD SERVICE


A half dozen of the little friends of
Edward r. Marston gathered Friday at
his home by invitation of Mrs. Fl. Fl.
Marston to do honor TO his birthday
anniversary. There was jolly time
with plenty of ice cream and cake.
Thelma Knox Of Arson academy 81
was week end guest at the home of
Mir and Mrs. G. F. Williams. Miss
Knox has just completed course at
the Pennington Normal Summer
School Early this week she went to
visit relatives in Woodstock. N. B.
Arson Grange has accepted the in
vitation of Starks Grange to be its
guests the 31st of this month and fur
nish the literary program.
Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Stetson have
taken rooms in Madison where Mr.
Stetson is employed for the present.
Frost touched some gardens here
One gardener reports an early morn
ing temperature of "a degrees.
Jurors drawn Saturday for the Sep
TENDER term were Grand A. K. Webb !;
traverse, Walter Shaw, Erwin Nichols
Mrs. Leon Lovejoy of New Portland
was the guest last week of her mother
Mrs. Walter Copp.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. r. Steward and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Gordon were
among those attending the funeral at
Madison Sunday of Mrs. Nellie Paine
Gordon.
Prescott Baker has been i'll the past
week. The projected vacation trip of
the family has therefore been post
poned
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. A. Storer and son
Allen of Skowhegan were week end
guests at G. F. Williams.
Guests registered at the Carrabas-
set Inn during the past week include
the following: W. e. Bates, George
E. Bates, Miss j. E. Bates, Misses
Marion Wolf and Marie Fox, Marie
Louise Macaulay, Rachel M. Maculay,
F. n. H. Henderson, p. r. Benjamin,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. James |,
Brady, Bayonne City, N. j.; Mr.. and
Mrs. F. r. Curtis, Providence, r. l.; C.
J. Murphy, Reading, Mass; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. f. Shannon, Boston; F. M
Barnes, S E. True, Portland; w. r.
Jones, Vanceboro; Mr.. and Mrs. C.
K. Reed, Bangor, Mr. and Mrs. +. h
Greenwood. Skowhegan.
There is to be a meeting OF the
Maine Pathological Society at w. c
Robnson's farm, Hill Crest Orchard
New Portland Hill, Tuesday, August
%. All are cordially invited to at
tend whether they own an orchard or
not. Bring picnic lunch and cup
Coffee will be served The meetings
will begin promptly at 10 a. m. and
2 D. m. There will be speakers from
Massachusetts, New Hamshire and
Maine who are experts in orcharding
An interesting meeting is promised.
ANSON ACADEMY FACULTY
The teaching force at Arson AGA
DENY for the coming year Is announc-
ed as follows: Guy F. Williams, A
NJ. principal, teaching Chemistry. Ag-
riculture and Teacher Training; Paul
Mason, French, History; Mildred E
Manson, Latin, English; Evelyn NJ
Bridges of Easton, Home Arts and
Science; Celia NJ. Ackley OF Machias
Mathematics; Marion Drake-Flanders
Music. One afternoon each week In
school and one evening with orchestra
work.
More members of Arson Academy
81 are engaging in teaching. Doris
NJ. Clark began Monday at Pleasant
Ridge and Ethel Smith at Deadwater
Laura Chapman is to teach at Cope
land.
The Sunshine Society is grateful to
all who helped make its Tag Day SO
great success.
Perley Greene is at home after
spending several months at Bellows
Falls, Vermont. where he has been
employed.
Mrs. Nancy Holbrook went early
this week to visit her daughters In
Madison and Bethel.
II. II. Marston and family are TAX
ing vacation trip which will include
visits at Pittsfield and Augusta.
NJ. L. French and family motored to
Lakewood Sunday calling on Curran
Whitney and family.
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter. ID. A
N A..