The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-09-20
News of Somerset's Busy Towns

The Eastern Star will be the guests
of the Scion Lodge Thursday, Septen-
Der Goth.
For Sale-Household furniture of
all kinds including 1 parlor set, din
ing set, 1 chamber set, l chiffonier
new, 2 beds white oak, pictures,
draperies, rugs, chairs, 2 stoves, l oil
stove a burner, dishes of all kinds.
silverware and bric-a-brac OF all
kinds; also many other valuable and
useful articles. VIII be sold at sac
rifice prices. These goods are at
the late residence of Mrs. Marie Pink
ham, Elm street. North Arson. IN
qure for Mrs Pinkham at the resid-
ence of Ostie Allen.
+. +. Crymble and wife enjoyed a
shore dinner at Island Park Sunday
last.
The Gentleman of Emerald Rebekah
Lodge will furnish the entertainment
and refreshments at the next regular
meeting September 26th. The degree
work will be conferred.
Geo. Longley and wife were recent
visitors at w. c. Robinson's.
J. Fl. Chase and wife of Newcastle
are the proud parents of a girl born
September 18th.
Williams Bros. Motor Co., Author
lied Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine, tf37
Henry Fletcher returned to his home
in Oakland Sunday after few days
visit with. his daughter, Mrs. F. +.
Crymble.
News has been received of the death
of Geo. Steward at Wallace, Idaho.
where he has resided for many years.
He was the son of Mark Steward.
He leaves three brothers and one Sis
ter Charles of North Arson, Gustayus
of West Virginia Emma and MARCEL
of California.
Wallace Parsons and wife accom-
panied by Judge Elmer Sawyer and
wife enjoyed trip to Bangor last
week in Mr.. Parsons car.
Superintendent Fitzpatrick took din
ner at Hotel Cahill, Bingham Sunday.
Partridge are reported plenty this
season.
f. p. Barnaby, wife and daughter
Mira motored to Fairfield Sunday.
calling on Mrs. Baranby's son, Muir
ray.
Bert William, wife and Harris Will
liams and wife took an auto trip to
Waterville Sunday.
All citizens are earnestly requested
to bring stock, fruit and vegetables
to our fair Saturday, September %.
J. p. Murray, wife and son Paul,
accompanied by Geo. L. Hovey and
wife attended the Skowhegan fair
Thursday.
A large number of our people at
tended the Embden fair last Saturday
J. II. Thorne, wife and daughter,
Ruth and Barbara, accompanied by
Henry Fields ana wife enjoyed an au-
to ride Sunday to Salem.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Sunday, September 90, morning
worship as 1045, subject, "a Sane
Twentieth Century Gospel; church
school at 10 M. evening, Christian
Endeavor at 6p. M; church service
at 7 D. M, Making the Golden Rule
Practicable, A Concrete Example"
ACADEMY NOTES
Marjorie Greene. Academy 20, gave
the response. to the address Of well
come at the club banquet at SkoWne-
gan, September II.
Rev C. w Rogers addressed the
Academy students at the assembly
/ last Thursday. Mr.. Rogers develop
ed the thought that the future holds
great possibilities for young people.
A large number of the Agricultural
Club members from town attended the
! Skowhegan fair last Tuesday as guests
of the Somerset Central Agricultural
Society and they all report fine time.
The Academy boys played the first
ball game at the Emblem fair last
Saturday losing to Scion high school
by small margin.
The teachers and students enjoyed
their annual hot-dog roast on Mr..
Briggs Island on Wednesday night of
/ hast week