The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-09-21
funeral of Miss Gladys Berry in Emb-

/ IN sunset Cemetery. funeral ser
vices were at his late residence in
Embden with Rev. c. w. Robinson of
! Bingham as officiating clergyman.
: Paul Frederick Murray is the guest
of relatives in Bangor
| Miss Louise Sherwood formely of
/ North Arson is serving years en-
! gagement as district nurse at Gray.
/ George |. Brown left Monday of last
week for Newfoundland to enter upon
/ his duties as bookkeeper in business
enterprise of b. w. Page Of Skowhe
gan.
! Miss Addie Fenlason went Monday
for a visit with friends in Lincoln
and Carroll expecting to return in
about two weeks.
Mrs. Durrell of Lewiston arrived
Friday at the home of her son, G. w.
Durrell.
The women of the Farm Bureau and
others interested will remember the
millinery demonstration today at the
Home Arts room at Arson Academy.
Rev. A. T. Boreson of Cambridge,
Mass. arrived Sunday for a short Wis
it. He Is former pastor of the Con-
gregational Church at whose service
Sunday he met many friends and ex
pressed cordial greetings to the church
school. He was entertained while in
town at G. A. Porter's.
Miss Audrey Fenlason of New Port
land, Arson Academy 81 went to Oro-
no, Monday to enter the Freshman
Glass Of the University of Maine
Mizpah Circle, |. S. s. will hold the
September meeting Tuesday, Septemb-
er 26 at 2.30 p. m. at the home of the
president, Mrs. Flora Wait. This is
the first meeting following vacation
and it is expected that members will
arrange to be present so that the OPP
portunities for dispensing sunshine
that have accumulated since the June
meeting may be duly considered
Gladly Berry died early Saturday
morning at the home of her father,
Austin Berry in Embden. Sketch
next week.
Columbus Day. October IL, is the
date for which the Woman's Associa
ton has secured the talented imper-
sonater, Miss Elizabeth Gurrell Whit
| ing From wide repertoire Of plots
and characters she has selected David
Grays "The Boomerang" for present
alton at North Arson. The local pub
lie is invited to come to this enter
tainment which is to be held in Car
rabassett hall.
Arson Academy team came home
from Scion Fair Thursday quite jubi-
liant having won their seven inning
baseball game by the score of 81 in
a well played game.
Hon. and Mrs. F. Fl. Holley went
to Springfield, Mass, Friday to attend
the Eastern State Exposition where
they were guests Of its president,
Joshua l.. Brooks and wife Govern
or and Mrs Charming II. Cox of Mas
sachusetts were guests at the same
time in the Brooks home
Congregational church school pic
mic and corn roast on the grounds,
back of the Teacherage was planned
for Tuesday afternoon OF last week.
The heavy rain caused the transfer
If festivities to Academy Hall where
a picnic lunch andkSocial hour was
| enipyed. Mrs. G Porter was
Ichairman of the committee in charge.
The 1922 premium list of the North
Arson Agricultural Society encour-
ages the expectation that this years
event will be up to the standard of
its two predecessors, and the manag-
ment will try to better that record.
The Fair Is scheduled for Saturday,
| September 30.
! The Academy closed Monday after
| noon to permit teachers and pupils
| to attend Embden Fair.
+, On the evening of October 3, de-
gree team from Waterville will CON
| fer the Golden Rule degree on can
didate for the local Encampment
Dinsmore Memorial church attend
| ants are invited to try for new re-
cord of church and church school at
| tendance next Sunday. A meeting OF
the Y. p. S. G. Il. is to be held at 6.l5
. m.
Much interest has been shown by
the children in the Story Hour con-
Quoted Wednesday afternoons in Au-
gust at the library by Miss Evelyn
Brown of Auburn, who has been spend
ing the summer at the Carrabassett
Inn. Some days nearly thirty We're
present. Miss Browns service was
much appreciated by all concerned.
| Steward Public Library is grateful
| to the donors of the following volumes
just placed on the shelves; Conrad,
1.-The Arrow of Gold" 1.-THE Rescue;
Braden, 1.-THE Auto Boys Outing "The
Auto Boys Quest" 1.-THE Auto Boys
Camp" 1.-The Auto Boys Big Six;
Richards, "Some Say; Hentz. For
Name and Fame; Peat, Private
| Peat"
| Verne Boswell OF Long Island, N.
Y. is spending n few weeks with his
! brother, Ernest Boswell
Miss Hester M. Pullen, left last week
| to assume her duties as assistant at
Monson Academy. after having spent
| her summer at home and Summer
school at U. of M.
Mark l.. Pullen, wife and daughter,
Mrs. Marion Chandler, with W. L..
Barney, druggit at Jackman, return
ed Friday after spending week at
Bar Harbor attending the 57th an
nual meeting of Maine Pharmaceuti-
cal Association. About 500 were pre-
sent including Maine druggists and
! travelling men with their wives.