The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-03
NORTH ANS0N


road to Scion. serving light lunches,
cold drinks. and ice cream. lie ex-
poets to have free camping grounds
ready in the near future.
Williams Bros. Motor Co.. Author
lied Ford Sales and Service. CarS,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. TIT
Mrs. Van Antwerp accompanied by
Rev and Mrs. Grundy, Mr. and Mrs
Willis c. Emery made an auto trip
to Dead River Tuesday
DR. and Mrs Hertzberg and son
Rhinold from Stamford, Conn, ar
rived Saturday to spend the summer
at their Mountain Heart" home at
Lake Embden.
A party of ladies from North An
son attended the Sunshine field day
at Lakewood last week.
Dan Marshall of Oakland was at
the Marshall farm recently
Lois Mantor is visiting Mrs. Edna
Thorne this week at Mrs. Thornes
cottage at Lake Embden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcnamara OF Boston
who are spending few weeks at
the Heath Cottage at Lake Embden
entertained DR.. and Mrs. Spear and
son Harvey Sunday
A. f. Hamilton have new Stude-
baker Six sedan.
W. c. Simmons has moved into his
bungalow on Hall street. His
daughter, Miss Paulenah, who is
teaching in Skowhegan is with him
during her summer vacation. She
will teach in Skowhegan again next
year
The following Sir Knights from
North Arson attended the ST. Johns
Day celebration given by De Molay
Commandery AT Skowhegan and Lake
wood, Tuesday, June oath: G. A.
Porter, II. II. Marston. DR.. II. T.. Man
tor. w. II. Wait, Elmer Sterling. W.
c. Simmons, Harold Collins, Harry
Hilton. Dr.. Fl. S. Spear, j. E. Shaw,
f. II. Holley. p. w. Bunker, Up.
Murray. ]. II. Thorne and visiting
brother. Mrs. Jacobs from Boston,
also W. f. French and Alex Let'leur
of Portland.
Henry Fields Of Embden was a
business caller in town Tuesday
Many of our people attended Sells
Floto Circus at Waterylle Wednes-
day.
Hon. F. II. Holley delivered the
Odd Fellows memorial address at
Bingham last Sunday
j. Fl. Thorne is attending Law
Court at Portland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Moon are en-
ployed for the summer at Milk Marrs
camp at Taratine.
Ernest Jones lost a valuable horse
recently. The horse had to be shot
on account of a broken leg
Mrs. Elizabeth Holley, Mrs. Queenie
Barron, Mrs. Harriet Scott and Miss
Lucy Dinsmore motored to Augusta
Monday.
The Christian Endeavor spent few
days at Lakewood last week.
Sherwood Edells, brother benjamin
and wife and daughter of Walling
ford, Conn, are at Allen Young cot
tage on Lake Embden for a month.
Mrs. Merton Crymble and children
from Flagstaff accompanied by Mrs.
Mary Eames and son Walter OF
Skowhegan, were callers on +. f..
Crymble Sunday
Roy Copeland of Albion is tuning
pianos in town.
Judge Elmer W Sawyer is ON Il
business trip 10 Boston this week
Mrs. Charles T. Stanwood and rela-
tives and her daughters husband Of
kBostOn. are at the "Embden Cub
Camps" for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bailey and
children of Auburn are visiting Mrs.
Baileys parents, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Mitchell.
Concert and dance at f.. New Port
{ ;.rAt nf IDl GknNU hpn1n
Citizens Band.
The regular Sunshine Society meet
ing was held Tuesday, June 9th, at
the home of Mrs. >,Charles Steward.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President,
Mrs. Benjamin Ella; LIST vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Louis Tsbel; 2nd vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Irving Ellis; secretary,
Mrs. Minnie Mantor; treasurer, Mrs.
Fred s. Parsons. A report was read
by the president of the years work,
after which Mrs. Earl Wing. the re-
firing president invited the ladies to
the Corner Cupboard for refresh
ments.
ANSON CENTER
Miss Madge Tibbetts who has been
employed at the North Arson Lunch
room was at home over the week end.
She went to Pennington Sunday
where she is to be a student at the
teachers summer trainjng school.
George Pullen entertained relatives
from Waterville over the week end
Webster Williams of Waterville was
a business caller in town Saturday.
The Shakespear CluH held very
pleasant all day meeting at Mrs
Lizzie Spencer's on June 25th. Two
quilts were tackled and 1t was deeid-
ed to hold the next meeting in the Al
ton Clark grove. Each member to
take her own lunch.
Mr.. and Mrs Hiram Holt were
Sunday Visitors at r f Hoyt's.
NEW PORTLAND
Mrs. E. A. Taylor returned to her
home in Portland, Monday after Wis
ting her mother, Mrs, j. A. Swain for
several days.
John Stafford is reported to be in