The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-06-21
NORTH ANSON

hODerL Porter 0du tNe UlSIOTLuuc
to fall from tree in the door yard
breaking a bone in the, right arm,
DR.. Marston set the bone and the
arm is doing nicely.
Miss Lois Mantor has completed
her course at the University of Maine,
Oliver Baker, Bates "a, Is home for
vacation. A classmate, Edwin Will
son of Bethel, accompanied him and
they have been camping for a few
days at Lake Emblem.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
pills. tf12
Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus Steward OF
Charleston, West Virginia are guests
of relatives in town.
DR.. Fl. Z. Marston made short
fishing trip to Dead River last week
Chlldren's Day exercises are to be
held at the Congregational Church
next Sunday morning, June "a, at
1916 o'clock.
Williams Bros. Motor Co.. Authorlx.
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors. North Arson
Maine. tf37
Miss Mabel f. Steward of Philadel-
phia is spending portion Of her va
cation with her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Steward.
Misses Erva Berry and Alta Ellis
are home from Farm2gton.
Curren Whitney of Bangor Is at
the family summer home on Union st
Lawrence Steward Of Charleston,
w. Va, is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Mildred Manson went to Bos-
ton Saturday where she is attending
Boston University Commenceme nt
Exercises. Her daughter, Miss Es-
ther Manson. graduates from the
University School Of Education. Both
have secured teaching positions In
Warwick, X. l. for next year. They
will spend the summer at their home
in Scion.
]. F. Tingley went Saturday to his
home in Millinocket.
Mizpah Circle l. S. s., will hold Its
annual meeting, electing officers for
the next working year, Tuesday, June
26, at the home of the president, Mrs.
Flora Wait.
Thomas S. French went to Portland
Saturday to enter upon a course OF
study at the Maine Business College.
Miss Celia M. Ackley left Saturday
for her home in Machias.
Their friends will be glad to con-
graduate Rev. e. w. Robinson and
Miss Evelyn Brown ON their approch-
ing marriage at Auburn, July TO-
Gladys Hamilton Is employed a
bookkeeper at Porter & Marst0ns. AL
fred Holbrook is clerking In the same
store.
Students and community will re-
greet the passing from amongst us oil
many of the teachers OF the Acad-
envy. Mrs. Manson has for five years
been an efficient teacher and below
ed leader and comrade of the girls
in the institution. Miss Bridges has
for two years conducted the Home
Arts Department and has done much
to promote musical interest among
the pupils. Miss Ackley has been
the efficient and devoted principal of
the Junior high school for the past
two years and has brought It's work
up to a standard that should assure
its permanence. Mr.. Tingley for a
9tdl anu Il Hdlt DScIl tu0 ucdu
of the Agricultural Department, pay
ing much attention to the practical
side of the work and has been able
to do much for the agricultural in
terests of the community. They will
leave this community having given 1t
as well as the Academy faithful SER
vice and will carry with them the
best wishes of many local friends
into their new work and homes.
A large and appreciative audience
was in attendance at the annual Jun
ior Prize Speaking flor the Great
Northern Paper Company and Fred
A. Gilbert Prizes) in Academy Hall
North Arson. Thursday. June ID. s
y. M: PRAYER. Rev F. L. Baker; Two
Little Sunbonnets, Fannie l.. Dunn
ply; Deep Water Politics, Ellen A. M
Carlson; The Wedding from Mary
Cary (Boshen) Louise B. Taylor;
Four O'clocks Wood Ethel A. Will
hanson; How He Saved st, Michael's
(Anon) Shirley e. Albee; Why Sym.
pathize With Germany (Reedl George