The independent-reporter., 1922-08-31
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George.
Mrs. \. n. Sanders entertained q
party of little folks Tuesday after.
noon, August -, it being the 2nt
birthday OF little Annette Sanders
i \ happy time WIS spent by the little
people with Joys and play things. lee
cream and cake VAS served.
Electric lights have recently beer
/ installed in the home of b. II. John
son.
Leslie Hoyt and wife of Portland
i have been enjoying their vacation in
this vicinity. Two weeks being spent
i 1t their pleasant cottage on the shore
nf Barker Pond with Mrs Annette
i Hincklev and other relatives as guests
i They returned 10 Portland early this
week.
/ The painted wooden fence enclosing
j Mt. Rest Cemetery is being replaced
/ by a new steel structure. The work
is being done by IL. S. Elliott and
! Fred p McCollor.
j The Winona Rebekah Lodge viii
mold Field Day September at Bar
ker Pond. They will meet at Mr.
! Bartlctt's who lives on the shore Of
the pond. This outing is for the Odd
Follows and families and Rebekahs
and families. II is hoped there Will
| be good attendance. Each one
| please furnish sandwiches and pas
Try. Baked beans will also bo serY-
ed. Various sports are being ptan-
ned. Small prizes will be given
for certain sports.
Mrs Archie kierstcad OF Groycton,
y. IL, visited Two days last week
with Mr and Mrs II. S. Elliott.
Edgar Fox took an extended trip
/ last week with his REQ truck, going
to Portsmouth, y. H., with The house
hold goods of G. McManr who alter
some Ten months experience on 4
farm in the East part OF the town,
decided 10 relnquiah his farming
/ projects and to return TO the city.
Florence Sanders ana Eleanor vii
/ liams were among the party ot Whea-
ton girls who were entertained by
Miss Hannah K. Page last Friday
afternoon.
Viola Willis spent the week end
i last week with friends in Guillord
/ she returns this week 10 Wentworth,
/ y. H.. where she VIII teach The com
! ing year.
Arthur Stockbridec Of Auburn, join
ed his family here Saturday Mrs.
slorkbridgc and little daughter re
! turned with him Sunday 10 Auburn
after spending two weeks with Mr..
and Mrs. j l.. Hight.
Mrs. Annie Tozier spent two days
last week sewing in the family of Col
hy York of West Athens.
Miss Marguerite Fox returned Sat
urday from IA camping trip with IL.
e. Does family at Pleasant Pond
The Washington school opened
Monday with Mrs. Lnra York teacher
of the grammar school and Miss Al
lea returns to the primary depart
ment She will board with Mrs.
! Nellie Fox. The Franklin school on
Lords Hill is being taught by Ruth
| Jones and the Lincoln school by Miss
lmrliner Small,
Harold ludkins of Concord, Mass.
Mrs. Franc Judkins and Miss Elya
! Johnson OF Pittaiield are spending the
, week with Mr. and Mrs. +. V. For
| hes.
!
wife OF Rufus Brown, Il civil war vote
ran. removes one OF the older resid=
ents Of the Happy Hollow section.
i Her husband survives her also three
/ daughters and three sons. Her age
was around so years.
The N. r. b. Society will enjoy
thcir annual field day with Mr.. and
! Mr.. Amos Chapman Thursday Of this
week
| The ". T. r. will hold lis regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, September
! =. at the home Of Mrs. Clyde Scrib-
ner. Tlc work is TO be millinery
with an n, day meeting with picnic
| lunch All members are earnestly
urged to be present and an invita-
| tion is extended 10 the Gornyille Ia
| dies. Arrangements are provided FOR
al who wish 10 attend the meeting
| to gather ut the postoilce at 10 o'clock
sharp. Bring all your old hats and
trimmings and have something ne"
made from them. Miss Hare, the
county demonstration win be present
ALUMNI NOTES
Wednesday. August %, was gala
day being The seventh reunion Of the
former students and alumni of som
| erset Academy. Altho the date had
I been fixed upon several weeks prior
there were some who failed to re
member il and by mere chance learn
ed in time to be present. The un-
! certain skies in the carly forenoon
caused the gathering at the business
meeting always held at the Academy
To be smaller than usual but none the
loss enthusiastic President G. f.
| Williams, former principal, now
principal of North Anaon Academy
presided ana officers and committees
Tor the coming year were elected
Dinner WAS served at the Grange Hall
where about 100 people partook oI
The honntirul meal served by the re.
sidcnt alumni and friends of the
school. Mrs. Alice Tucker Foss
being chairman of that committee
In the afternoon, the large hall was
filled with old friends and new, who
came to renew the friendships and
acquantanccs Of previous years.
! Among the older students of the
school were Albert Fellows of Dor