The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-05-18
NORTH ANSON

L. G. Farr is making business
trip through New Brunswick.
Memorial Day observance is In
charge of a committee consisting OF
Prin. G. l.. Williams and j. F. Ting
ley. Announcement of program will
be made next week.
At the Y. p. S. c. E.. Sunday
evening. May 81, the theme will be
What Christian Endeayor Does for
Me- The place, the Congregational
vestry at 615 p. m. with Hovey Bar
naby as leader Morning service
with sermon at this church at 10.45
and church school at 11.45 a. m. inn
mediately following the church ser
vice.
C. w. Bryant has rebuilt the piazza
at his residence putting in cement
foundation and steps. A coat of
paint is included in the Improvements
made.
Lester Berry is building closed
in veranda at his Union street resid-
ence.
Wilbert Walker is improving his
buildings with fresh paint.
l.. s. Isbell has obtained some new
appliances and rebuilt his radio
equipment. Several fine concerts
have been heard by means of the
improved apparatus.
Big Dance at Hunnewel's Hall,
Bingham, Friday May 49, Music by
the Chi Psi Orchestra of BoWdoin Col
lege. Popular prices.
The teachers at Arson Academy are
planning to attend the operetta, Miss
Bob White" at Skowhegan tomorrow
evening.
Arson Academy base ball team is
scheduled to play at New Portland
Saturday and at Scion next Tuesday
Mrs H. b. Merry has returned af-
ter spending the winter at her bro
theirs In Pennsylvania with her sis
ter's, Miss Clara Park and Mrs. Har-
riet Reyes.
The entire teaching force at Arson
Academy has been re-engaged for
the year 1929.
BY invitation of Mrs. f. W. Saw
yer, party of sixteen ladies gather
ed at her home recently for a social
evening with Miss Bernice Bailey, for
some time stenographer for Judge
Sawyer, and soon to move to Farm
ington with her parents. A dainty
salad supper was served with all the
fixtures following which, Mrs. E. j
Sulloway in behalf of her friends
presented Miss Bailey with Saw
yer picture. A social hour with
cards completed an enjoyable even
ings program.
A dozen or more pyramid Teas
have been held within the past week
and more are reported almost daily
Instead of being at skies and seyens,
the Woman's Association members
and friends are meeting by twos
tours, skies and any sum or multiple
of these numbers and rapid progress
is being made on the main pyramid
That these affairs are enjoyable is
evidenced by the pleasure with which
those who have been included look
forward to their next.
The season is opening with rusf
at Carrabassett Inn as witnessed by
a threefold increase in the number
of guests entertained during the pas
week. Among those listed may be
mentioned H. Brown, Ed Williamson
d. B. Dewar, j. Pittoway, B. c.
Thompson, H. J. Murdoch, Boston
W. ]. D. Leary, Cambridge, Mass.
Sumner Howard, Springfield, Mass.
Clarence Walker. George B. Rae, Alb
ram Colby. Haverhill, Mass; R. F.
Copeland, Albion; G. J. Whitney, Au-
burn.
There will be a dance at the Emb-
den Town House every Saturday
night. W. H. Treat, Mgr.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.. Taylor and sor
E. o. Beals; W. G.. Bunker. A. S.
Brown, l.. E. McKae, Mr.. and Mrs
e. e. Walker. Augusta; F. l.. Den
nison, Bangor; Miss Belle Colby
Bingham; G. w. Morse, r. W. Rol-
Inns, Belfast; L. M. Kennedy, Clin-
ton; Albert Morse. w. V, Bradbury
Fairfield; B. A. Peakes, Foxcroft
Oscar Habur, Lewiston: Miss Alfredo
Ellis, Orono, Miss Marion G. Hare
Skowhegan; r. A. MacWilliams, II
M Bowers. G.. T, johnson, Y. A.