The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-29
North ANSON

A telegram received Thursday by
Mrs T.. Il. Sawyer announced the
death of Mrs. Carrie Gaban Angel of
North Scituate, X. l., at Providence
Hospital following an operation. She
lived in North Arson for time at
tended school at Arson Academy and
was a member of Ruth Head era
gin Chapter. d. A. r..
Mrs. Hannah Salley and Bert An
drews were in Norridgewock Thurs
day to attend the funeral of their
brother -in-law, Frank Rogers.
A son still-born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Salley Wednesday night, June
81, was buried Friday at Sunset Ce-
metery. Prayers were said Friday
afternoon by Rev. T.. l.. Baker at the
village residence Of the grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Monlton, neigh
bors and family members in attend
ance.
Carrabassett Hall, Saturday even
ing, July LIST, William Hart in John
Petticoats," a 5-reel picture.
Guests registered recently at the
Carrabassett Inn include the follow
ing. ]. n. Stevenson. Boston, Mass;
G. S. Gill. Haverhill, Mass; r. M.
! Hollingshead, Camden, n. j. G. NJ.
! Butterworth, c. l.. Asarn. Philadel-
phia, Penn; f. e, Parkman, G..
Batchelder, w. d. Getchell, A. W.
Barker, II. A. Vented. II. II. Saw
, yer, f. W. Green, c. l.. Garland,
j. T, Dionne, &. II. Babb G. r.
Hunt, Augusta; V. A. Chandler, b.
e. Rayner, Bangor; r. II. Virgin,
Dixfleld; l.. b. Flint. Pennington;
w. L. Barney, A. +. Reed, Jachman;
A. l.. Campbell. Lewiston; Bertha C..
| Croker, Indian River; II NJ. Norton,
! ". A. Stahl, C. W. Merrith, p. s @.
| Adams, H. C. Hogan, Portland, Mr..
| and Mrs. l.. e. McRae, Rockland;
! I, NJ. Worthley, Alton Worthlcy Eta
Worthley, Flora Virgin, Rumford; c..
A. Storer, J. J. Conroy, Skowhegan;
| A. r. Chavonelle, Wateryile.
If you want the best pictures posi-
/ BILE at the lowest price possible, send
your films to Milford Baker, bingham
Me-, for developing, printing and en-
! larging. SW25
Mr.. and Mrs. W c. Robinson and
! Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Wing went to
South Portland Saturday for short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Per
kins. They stopped at Augusta
where Mr. Robinson attended a meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Maine Pathological Society, They
were accompanied by Miss Elizabeth
Dunton who will visit her aunt, Mrs
j. Northgreaves of South Portland
Some thirty or more from this place
planned to join the agricultural clul
excursion to Augusta yesterday Miss
Elsie Walker will have charge Of the
Girls Club during Miss Bridges va
cation at her home in Easten.
Morning worship at the Congrega'
tional church Sunday at 10. Al witt
address on the Silver Bay Confer
ence by Oliver Baker, a member OF
the Bates College delegation. Tho
quarterly celebration of the Lords
Supper will be feature of this ser
vice. Church school at close OF
morning service. IL the weather is
favorable it is planned to arrange for
a sunset service of the Y. p. 8. c,
f. and this will be the regular con
secration meeting for July.
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Goldwyn Distribution Corporal on with
headquarters in Waterville, was in
town Monday placing contracts for
film exhibits for the autumn.
Canton Somerset of Skowhegan sent
a large delegation to the local En-
campment Monday evening working
the Royal Purple degree.
Table Rock Lodge, l. o. o. +. OBJ
served last Sunday as memorial and
decoration day.
John NJ. Getcheli returned to town
Friday for stay of two months or
more.
The Woman's Farm Bureau will
hold q first aid meeting at the AGA
denny Friday, June 32, at 1.3O p. m,
Members of the Girl Scouts and lad
les whether or not members of the
Bureau are invited. Miss Marion G..
Hare. county demonstration will he in
charge.
Rev. p. s. Ridlon made flying
visit to town early this week. Mrs
Ridlon who has been seriously i'll at
Gorham is making good progress to-
ward recovery.
Instructor J. r. Tingley of Arson
Academy evil remain In town this
summer having general oversight of
the student project work. This is
new feature OF the academic work
in agriculture. Mr.. Tingley's as
sistance and advice is available for
farmers who may desire to consult
him at any time.
The morning service at the Congre-
gational Church Sunday was of an
unusual character. An order of ser
vice FOR Children's Day entitled, "The
Lords Prayer was used and as the
clauses of the prayer were chanted
by choir OF young singers, recita-
lions emphasizing the thought of the