The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-08-24
North ANSnN

returned Saturday from ISLAND Falls
aad Ycre accompanied bY her father
Res r 3. HIATT.
Mrs Harriet Kenuison and Miss
Iielrn Kennison of Madison We're Wis
itors in town last week.
Mrs. A +. Hamilton has return
ed from a several weeks visit at
Connecticut points.
l. S Beale Of Pennington was a
visitor in town Monday
The date of the fair of the North
Arson Agricultural Society has been
changed to September 20.
Alice Mclean OF Augusta is Wis
itor in town
Mrs. F.. w. Bunker and attending
nurse are enjoying a fortnights out
ing at Sebooncook.
/ Leonard 'Hamilton has sold his place
on Madison avenue TO Mrs. Minnie
Manter of Pennington. The Hamil-
/ tons have moved into the +. b. Moul-
ton tenement.
The churches are on vacation, that
is the churches are closed and pub
I lie worship suspended for time. 1t
does not therefore signify that re
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! living, neighborly kindness, charitable
consideration will be manifested each
day when the bells ring i'll Septem-
Der May everybody be ready to res
pond with minds and bodies refreshed
and ready for the activities OF fall
and winter.
Rev. f.. w. Robinson started Mon
day to visit friends in Concord, y.
H., and other places.
Mrs. T. NJ. Steward wishes to
thank her family and friends and
neighbors for their remembrance on
her birthday with cards and fruit and
flowers, also the Sunshine Society.
Principal williams will be glad to
hear from anyone who Is likely to
have hour or Saturday work available
/ for student employment. An I'M
usual number of applicants are seek
/ ing means of self help.
/ Harold Robertson, Bates graduate
was in town Monday promoting a
correspondence course in law, in con-
nection with a University Extension
enterprise with headquarters in Cali
fornia.
The Prudential Committee of the
Congregational Parish have extended
the vacation period, and services will
be resumed on September 10.
Guy Durrell of Pennington, Mr..
and Mrs. E. c. Shaw and son of
Taunton, Mass, and Mrs. Joseph
Smith and son James of Portland are
quests of Mr. and Mrs. {. W. Shaw
Mrs. Alice Pullen has purchased of
the North Arson Mfg. Co. the pro
perty occupied by Midi Martin and
( family on Union street.
A joint meeting of the Boys and
/ Girls Agricultural Clubs will be held
tomorrow (Friday) at 80 p. M. in
Academy Hall. The Girls Demons
tration team will give a practice de
monstraton which will be followed by
a social Everyone welcome.
The next two weeks, persons having
news for the Independent Reporter,
will please report their items to Miss
Kate c. Robinson, remembering that
! she should have them. in season to
arrange for the noon mail on Tues
day.
Mrs. Murray Gould and Miss Emma
! Gould returned Saturday from two
weeks visit with Mrs. Goulds sister,
/ Mrs. Thompson at New Sharon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. Page and
children of Hampton Falls, N. II. are
recent guests of her mother, Mrs.
! Georgia Walker of Union street.
William Moeller and Miss Helen
! Norman of Jamaica Plain, Mass, were
guests last week at Fl. H. Marston's.
Carl Purinton and Philip Mason,
Bates 23 spent a few days last week
with their classmate, Rev. e. W.
Robinson, at Rock Point, Lake Emb-
den. A part of the time they en-
tertained as guests, Oliver Baker,
Bates "a, Mrs. l.. e. Bailey, Mrs
G. /. Brown, Miss Evelyn Brown
Mrs. Martha Van Antwerp and Miss
Addie Fenlason.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Pillsbury of
Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
German of Madison were week end
guests of Mrs. M. d. Livingston.
The local factory of the Portland
Canning Co, will begin operations
Friday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Louisfell of Somer-
Vile, Mass, were guests last week
of Mrs. c. S. Holway.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary Grant
Abbott was held Saturday, August -
in Waterville and her body was broi
here for burial. She was native
of North Arson.
W. C. Robinson, president of the
Maine Pathological Society. attended
field meetings of the society TINS
week at Hebron, Gardiner and Union.
The concert of, the Madison Boys
Band given Tuesday evening of last
week under the auspices Of Mizpah
Circle, [. S. S. was a success both
in artistic quality and the attendance
attracted. The society Is grateful
to all who assisted in making the
evening success. The weather was
fine. and ice cream in. demand.
Members of the Woman'S Assoeia-
tion and their families LOOK forward
to a picnic at the friendly home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Fields as one
of the attractive events of the sum
mer. This summers picnic last
Thursday attracted goodly number
of pleasure seekers with healthy ap-
a. ,on1d mt no HntaT-