The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-03
News Of Somerset's Busy Towns
NORTH NSON

auto accident at Arson last week, wa
held Friday afternoon at the home o
Amon Collins. Rev +. ". Robinson
officiating lnterment in Sunset Gem
etpry in charge Of J T. Murray.
Mrs Emma Buxton succeeds Mis-.
Ethel Stetson in the telephone office
She has been substituting for Mrs
Stetson while the latter was away OF
vacation.
Messrs. Packard, Wilton. Jones ant
Kimball have been canyassing thu
town under the direction of tn,
Maine Bible Society. The first three
named were in attendance at th'
Y. p. S. c. f. Sunday evening ant
gave very interesting addresses. Tile
young men are students al the Cor
don Training College at Boston, Mass
August is vacation month and nc
services will be held during the
month at the Congregational Church
The North Arson Agricultural So
ciety will hold a meeting Friday, Aug
T. at 7.30 p. m. in Grange Hall TO close
up matters connected with last year
fair and to determine the ACCESSIBILITY
of having a fair this year.
People who are thinking Of taking
students to work their board in whole
or in part are asked to advise Prinei-
pal G. F. Williams concerning the
matter at an early date
Mrs. Della Stetson ia taking a few
days vacation in Portland.
Born. Saturday, July %, 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Adams, daughter, Mari
lyn
Arlene and Merlin Bickford of Au-
burn are guests at NJ II. Berrys
w. II. Williams was taken sudden
ly i'll Thursday evening. His condi-
ton is reported as much improved.
Donald Berry is in charge of the store
during the necessary absence of Mr..
and Mrs. Williams.
Rev. Gardner Wills of Rumford
Center, former pastor of the local
w. +. Church, is spending a few days
in town.
Herbert Berry, Mrs. b. N. Berry,
Mrs. Ada Scott and Golf French made
a motor trip to Lisbon, n. H., return
ing Sunday. On the return trip they
were accompanied by Miss Erya G.
Berry and Mrs. Perley Greene and
two daughters, Marjorie and Eliza
beth.
Mrs. F. w. Bunker, Mrs. F.. j.
Sulloway and Eugene Quint are local
patients in Skowhegan hospitals.
NIizpah Circle l. s. s. will hold a
Food Sale at the Methodist Commun-
ity Rooms, Friday, Aug. 4, at $50 p.
IN. in benefit of the concert by the
Madison Band TO be given soon under
the Society's auspices.
Miss Ruth Thorne was operated on
Friday for appendicitis at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs
G. l.. Hovey.
Miss Bertha Paine returned Sunday
from a visit to Camden, where she
was the guest of hea i.lutner, George
f. Paine.
The Citizens Band of Skowhegan
will give a municipal concert on
Tuesday, August sth at the Russell
street bandstand in Skowhegan.
a meeting was held at Carrabassett
Hall Thursday evening to hear a
proposition with regard to a possible
new business enterprise in North
Arson. S. G. Hall and Harry Levy of
Portland are promoting the enterprise
and have received assurance of CO.
operation from several citizens.
committee was appointed by the
Congregational Sunday School to
arrange the annual picnic, Mrs. G. c.
Porter, G. F. Williams, Mrs. Marion
Chandler and Miss Verna Bothwick.
Recent guests at the Carrabassett
Inn include j. A. Batchelder, II. c.
True and party, Augusta; b. W. Win
gate, j. f. Brown, M. l.. Smith, A l..
Bckford Bangor; Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Thompson, Dixfield; G. F.. Howard
Dover; A. c. Howard, Foxcroft; p; b
Flint, Pennington; II. l.. Goodrich
Palmyra +. +. Mayo, Pittsfield Mrs
Martha p. Conant, Morningsidt
Drive; Mr.. and Mrs. O. McNabb, Pitts
fefild; ] l.. Haviland, S. G. Hall
Harry Levy, w. o. Seymour, f. p
Harlow, II. T.. Cook, Mr.. and Mrs
o. s Haskell, Portland, Miss Sarah
II. Conant, Thetford, VT; DR. Mary
c. Conant, Van S. Heilburn, Ross
Jones, Raymond Lisle, o. NJ. Lisle
New York; Augusta Mcknight, Grace
Mcknight. Mrs. j. F. Donovan, LIE
more Brodhead, Mary A. Brodhead
j. F. Donovan, Brooklyn, N. Y; Car
oline Caravan, Mt. Vernon, N. y,
Gertrude c. and May p. Mulligan
Pelham Manor, N. Y; j. M. Terry
Rockville Center l.. L.; r. Crossman
Long Island N. Y; ]. j. Dugan, Peril
Amboy, n j.. Harold Mead, Hacken-
sack. N j.; Mr. and Mrs. +. l..
Sherwood, Ridgewood, N j.; Melli-
cent X and Merriam Messenger, So
Orange, N. j.; Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Lang and son, E. Orange, N. j.; Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Detwiler, James c.
Head, A. C. Hoesch, Fl. Nj. Gilmore
Philadelphia; NJ. G. Fulton, Chester
Pa; r. L. Talcoth, Norwood Pa
G. s. Gill, Haverhill, Mass; M. W.
Myers, w. V. Adams, Boston
l.. S. Isbell spent the weekend in
Kineo, where he has been making
som extensive alterations in the radio
set installed at the Mount kinet
House. The apparatus has been Civ
ing excellent results but was moved
to another room as the concerts were
so loud that they interfered with the
regular program In the ball room.
The .Isbell Radio Supply Company
with Headquarters at e. w. Scots