The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-07-10
NORTH ANSON

Alden Bailey and Mr.. Howell of
Pennington were recent callers ON
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Wait spent
several days last week motoring on
the coast mostly at Bar Harbor.
Supt Fitzpatrick preached a very
interesting sermon at the Congrega-
tional Church last Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Folsom and daughter, of
Harmony visited her son l.. b. Rogers
the past week.
Tie July d. A. r. meeting viii be
an all day picnic at the Hovey K
Barnabv cottage. Lake Embden, Fri
day. July II. Each member may i'll
lite one guest and picnic dinner will
he served at noon.
Williams Brothers Motor Company,
Authorized Ford Sales and Service,
Cars. Trucks and Tractors. North An
son. mime. tf37
Nj. and Mrs. l.. B. Rogers motored
to Harmony Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester p. 1sbell OF
Nangatuck, Conn. who were recently
married passed their honeymoon with
Mr.. Isbell's brother, Louis S. lsbell.
They enjoyed many motor trips in
in their car Tuesday. July LIST.
Dance Saturday evening in Exhibit
ton Building, Fairyew Park. Show
hogan. Music by Citizens Singing Band
Everett w Jacobs of Boston who
with his family. have been spending
several weeks at the Marshall Farm,
entertained large party of neigh
bors and friends by a fine display OF
fireworks The best ever seen In the
village.
The Woman's Association will meet
at the vestry Wednesday, July 16.
On Friday. July Is. they will hold
food sale at the same place.
Mrs. Marion Hartwell. Waldo and
Ellen are visiting friends in Strong.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Hamilton. daugh-
ter Alice and Wadsworth Mraz mo-
tored to Belgrade Lakes Sunday.
Kate Hartwell. Thelma Jordan and
Helen Clark are employed at the
Hillside Belgrade for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs Earl c. Wing and Mr.
and Mrs Elmer w. Sawyer took din
ner at The Herbert. Kingfield, Sunday
Mrs Bradbury of Lexington is in
town for a few days.
When in Skowhegan have lunch at
the Band Box Tea Room, Madison
Ave Also an attractive Zine of cards
and gifts.
Harold Sterling is visiting his uncle
Dan Marshall at Jamaica Point
Camps. Belgrade Lakes.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. S. lsbell are Wis
iting Mrs. James H. Thorne at her
summer cottage at Lake Emblem for
n few days.
Three young men from Millyille,
Mass. had an outing at the Hovey x
Barnaby cottage for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Fl, Murphy of Bos-
ton are visiting Mrs. Murphy's par
enis. Mr.. and Mrs b. f. ~Bothwick.
Will Bartlett OF New York was
caller in town recently.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Emery are
at their Lake Emblem cottage for
few weeks
Mr.. and Mrs George Moore and two
daughters from California are visit
ing at George Clark's for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Cobb Of Port
land visited Mrs Cobb's sister, Mrs.
Rosie Mitchell Sunday.
The Boys Agricultural Club were
camping at Lake Emblem last week.
Mr. StorPr az chaperone.
p. w. Ella of Waltham. Mrs. and
Miss Fillmore of Worcester, Mrs
Parker of Connecticut, are visitors at
the Ella Brothers for a week or so.
Prof. Guy Williams will speak at
the Congregational Church, Sunday,
July 18th, at 1045 a. m. subject.
"Indlvidualism. This will be the
last service for the summer,
Earl Fenlason motored up river
July 4th and brought his daughter
Eugenia who is employed at Carry
Pond Camps also his wife and son
Harold who We're visiting Mt Pleas
ant Ridge, home to spend the Fourth.
Sunday Earl took his mother and sis
ter Adde to Washington County for