The independent-reporter., 1924-09-25

patrick. was a guest of his father
Wednesday, Sept. II. He installed
a radio set for his parents here. one
he built while attending Bowdoin Col
lege Friday, Sept. 10. they went 10
Old Orchard and joined Mrs. Gilpat-
rick at their home and celebrated the
tWenty-hfth anniversary of their mar
rage. bufh returning here Sunday
the list While the son went 10 New
York Cit where he is employed with
tie Banking drm of Paine Webher CO.
The Portland Packing Co.'S. plant
is IN full swing packing corn. Supt.
Willis Emery informs us the quality
is excellent and good yield. No
frost as yet To hurt it.
ANS0N ACADEMY ENDOWMENT
TALKS
1.ast week We gave an extended ac-
count ~ the alumni reunion and in the
account Was tabulated report of the
present endowment campaign by
classes. We hope in the near fu-
ture u give a tabulated report OF each
individual who has pledged or given
something toward this fund. There
are number of persons who have
! signided their desire OF assisting in
tli8 worthy cause, why not do so in
the immediate future so as to have
your name in this list that we expect
to publish? We wish every one would
constitute themselves q committee OF
on 10. Think Arson Academy;
Talk Anson Academy, Believe in An
son Academy Help sell Anson Acad-
emy 10 E8eryonel DO we appreciate
What a splendid school we have, what
charms Of traditions, what opportuni-
ties fer our young people, what cul-
tnfe end standing il gives to the com
muaiy2 DO we appreciate that the
best IN educational and cultural op-
nortnnlties fer service can be obtain
ed at his cid school We can be
Justly proud of Anson Academy, the
work il has done, the work it is doing
and the opportunity it gives to be of
service. We can help its growth
and success by giving and giving lib
orally to the present endowment fund.
We can also help by THINKING
ANSON AGADEMEl TALKING AN
son ACADEMY, BELIEVING IN
ANSOE ACADEMY, and SELLING
ANSON ACADEMY TO EVERYONEi
ACADEMY NOTES
On Tuesday Sept. 49, Lawrence
Steward was speaker at the Academy
Assembly. Mr. Steward is an en-
gineer in the oil fields Of West Vir-
gina and spoke on underground for
nations and methods of procuring oil
and gas from the ground. His talk
was very interesting and instructive.
On Thursday, Sept. Is, Miss Mabel
Steward spoke TO the students on
why Read and What to Read" This
Is the third time that Miss Steward
has spoken 70 the students of the
Academy and they are always very
pleased 10 have her.
A party from the Academy made up
of Eerne Bailey, Shirley Allbee, Clar-
ence Ellis. Kate Hartwell, Pauline
BRIGGS. Bertha Bailey. Edward Say
age Dr. H. =. Marston and Principal
Williams attended the international
debate al awiston last Tuesday night
between ,mbridge University and
Bates College.
A very fine concert was presented
in Academy hall last Tuesday even
ing. Sept 1G, by Victor Wrenn. robust
tenor, Mrs. Grace Heald, accompan-
ist and William Dixon, reader. The
few who heard the concert appreciat-
Cd it greatly and regretted that more
Of our people were not out to hear a
really good thing
On Thursday evening, Sept. 16, the
Methodist and Congregational
Churches rendered a reception to the
teachers and students of the Acade-
my. a very large party assembled
and very pleasing program was
carried out. The receiving line was
ushered into place and ushered to w
ten OF the Academy boys Words Of
welcome were expressed by the two
pastors and responded to by Superin-
tendent Gilpatrick and Principal VII
liams. Miss Noddin gave piano
solo, Mr. Murray vocal solo accom-
panied by Mrs. Barnaby; Mrs. Grundy
presided over an impromptu drama
entitled "The Family Of Nuts"
quartet made up of Messrs. Barnaby
and Murray and Mrs. Murray and Mrs.
Tnorne sang. The whole program
was very much enjoyed and was fol-
lowed with refreshments and socia-
ability.
Miss Mabel Fowke, Glass '25, has
returned to her studies after a season
work at the Rangeley Lakes.
On Friday evening of last week Mr..
and Mrs Storer gave a corn roast to
the teachers of the North Anson
schools and pastors Of the town with
their wives and husbands. A very
pleasant supper hour was enjoyed.
Misses Thelma Knox, Erva Berry
Alta Ellis, and Doris Clark from F.
S.-N. S. were in town over the week
end. ......s
ANS0N VALLEY