The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-16
NORTH ANSON

preparation at the nail. Inc cast VI
numbers some over one
hundred. The costumes will be SYM
bolieal, historical and modern. The
hour is o'clock. Friday afternoon
the oath. Tickets will be on sale
all next week at Porter & Marston S,
Walter Waits, Frank Crymble's, Hovey
and Barnaby's, Hoiley's and }. Z.
Murray's stores: prices are 80 cents
for adults, % cents for children. L
years old and under
The Principal of the Academy Is
having requests from young people
for opportunities to work a part or
all of their board while attending
school. If anyone has such an op-
portnnity it will please some ambl-
tious boy or girl to know about it.
Mr. and Mrs. WILDER Andrews, form
erly of New Haven, now OF Boston,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Guy f.
Williams Monday night.
DR.. w. b. Cults and family are
making their headquarters during
their vacation at his sisters, Mrs.
Knowlton, part of the time, they are
camping at Pleasant Pond.
Ed Aver and family of atlantic,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
Perley Greene of South Gardiner
passed the week end in town.
In respect to the memory OF our
late President Warren Gamaliel
Harding, the Standard Oil Company
throughout the world made no del
iveries, unless absolutely necessary
on last Friday, the day of his FUN
eral at Marion, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Kindall, Mr..
and Mrs. Victor Rozeane of Boston,
were visiting their cousin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Montgomery and Mrs E.
o. Pratt the past two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Tuck, Mrs.
Smith and Mrs. Alice Richardson OF
Presque Isle are visiting Mrs. Smiths
brother Henry Fields on their way to
the White Mountains.
A. A. Jacobs of Phillips was call
ing on friends in town Sunday
Rev. T. B. HIATT of Island Falls Is
spending his vacation at his daugh-
ter's Mrs. Harry Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery gave
card party at their Lake Emblem
cottage last Thursday night. About
twenty-five attended. All report
very enjoyable time. Lunch of ice
cream, cake, salteens and lemonade
were served.
John Wentworth and family had a
few days outing at Pleasant Pond
last week.
Mrs. Emma f. Fenlason is visiting
in Washington County while there she
will attend the Vance family reunion,
which will meet with Mr.. and Mrs
H. w. Seavey at Crawford. They are
expecting a brother from Bond. Miss.
whom they have not seen for thirty
five years.
Mrs. Walter Shaw is visiting her
son Guy Durrell and daughter, Mrs.
Thompson at New Sharon.
Mrs. Lottie Greene, daughter Mar
iorie, Kate Hartwell. Addie Walker
and Erva Berry motored to Orono
and attended the Eastern Maine Agri-
cultural Field Day exercises.
Mrs. Lucy A. Burton of Pittsfield
is visiting friends in Embden for
few days.
Almost family reunion gathered
at Mrs. A. Moulton's in Emblem Sun
day. There were present Frost Will
liams and wife of Jackman, Mrs.
Grace Boynton of Belfast, Carleton
Bicknell from Portland, Ed Clark and
wife, Allen Young, wife and children,
Ernest Buswell wife and children
from North Arson. All report a very
pleasant visit
Albion Savage of Coplin, recently
purchased lot of machinery includ-
ing complete saw mill for long
lumber of the North, Arson Manufac-
turing Co and is to set it up for use
at his home.
The North Arson Manufacturing
Company's mill, all stores and bust
ness places of all description were
closed all day Friday in memory of
our late president whose funeral was
at Marion, Ohio.
VIM. J. Pike and wife of Chelsea,
Mass, who have been spending their
vacation at the Hovey & Barnaby cot
tage at Lake Embden for the last
are arranging to extend their
stay until after our Arson Academy
Centennial.
Saturday evening, August IS, Car
rabassett Hall, 1.-THE Great Imperson-
written by e. Phillips Open
helm
Williams Rr0s. Motor Co., Autheriz-
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. t3f
NJ. +. CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Percy Ridlon, former pastor
of our church, occupied the pulpit
most acceptably last Sunday morn
ing during the absence of the regular
pastor, Rev. joint Cooper, who is
away on his vacation.
Mr.. Ridlon gave a beautiful outline
of the book of Ruth found in the old
Testament and drew many lessons
from the story. Lessons showing
the superiority of character of those
who glory in the Christian religion,
and illustrating by the characters in
the story the possibilities of develop
ing worth while characters in most
adverse circumstances. He closed
with an earnest appeal to all to study
the scriptures more in order to de-
velop a strong spirit of love, faith
and trust
There will be no more services at