The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-24

Mrs. Ernest Boswell is attending
the summer school at Pennington.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Clark and
family of Pennington were visitors
at Mr.. Clark's father. Ed Clark last
Sunday.
Charles Hunnewell of Embden was
u business caller In town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Hamilton and
family are at their Lake Embden cot
tage for the season
, The registration at Arson Academy
Is now over 14O with more expected.
Two gentlemen and their wives
from WallingfOrd. Conn, are at the
Hovey q Barnaby cottage for two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Perkins of Portland
was called here Tuesday by the sick
ness of her son William who is spend
ing the summep with his grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs W. c. Robinson.
She returned Tuesday p, m. as her
son was very comfortable.
The D. A. r. Field Day at King
field Tuesday. July 18th, was we'll at
tended by large party of the mem
beers OF Ruth Head Cragin Chapter
d. A. X. OF this place.
ANSON ACADEMY
The endowment committee of the
Academy are mailing some very at
tractive booklets to the alumni CIV
ing information regarding the en-
dowment fund This booklet gives
the purpose, the plan. the call and
various other matters of vital inter
est 1t also includes an article by
Mrs. Mildred Manson on Remember
the School of Your Youth" an arti-
Gle by principal Guy +. Williams en-
titled Resume and Outlook an ex-
tract from the commencement part of
one of the graduates of the class
1924 What Has Made Arson Acad
envy, the budget for 192425 and
financial survey, the list of Trustees,
instructors and committee Ii is a
booklet that all alumni and friends
should have and read There is al
so being sent out a card entitled Are
YOU Satisfied" a unique card for
arousing interest in the endowment
fund and interesting prospective
students for the school. A circular
of Information on the work in Arson
Academy for the year 1924-25 is also
the campus in summer. calendar for
the year 1924-25, list of trustees, Off
GERS. school board and instructors. 1t
gives the courses of study for all stu
dents the schedule of work etc
Under general information 1t speaks
of the different courses offered such
as home arts, agriculture. CONNER
cial, physical culture, augmentation,
discipline. prizes. admission and yari-
Gus other subjects. 1t contains cuts
of Miss Gladys Merrill. home arts
teacher and dean of girls. Clayton
Storer teacher of agriculture, the
boys basketball team and baseball
team and debating team. A list 'of
all students and prize winners for the
past year. Everyone should have
one of these circulars, they are much
more complete than in former years
information relative to the Alumni
reunion August q and % is being
mailed by the Alumni secretary.
ANSON CENTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster Williams Of
Waterville were calling on relatives
here Wednesday.
Sherwood Parlin Is driving a new
Ford touring car.
Mrs. Mary Ingham and Mrs. Ella
Davis who are spending a few weeks
with relatives here motored to Wat
eIyille Wednesday.
Omar Gates and family accompanied
By W T. Booker drove to kingfield
Sunday.
The hay crop is proving to be far
below normal in this section of the
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wait were
Sunday callers at George Pullen's.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Viles of Rumford
also Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wessman
of Arson village were guests of Mrs.
Small Quint Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Dumphey of Kingfield is
visiting Mrs. Sarah Booker
A. l.. and F. n. Gates made bust
ness trip 10 Norridgewock Friday,
Miss Blanche Brown is in Lewiston
visiting one of her sisters