The independent-reporter., 1909-12-09
NORTH ANs0N.


Pennington this week working On The
electric lights
Al IA. Grange meeting saiafd7S
evening the following officers we're
ohosen iar ne a.,ag ear Master, ,
nArlun Eliis otets"cr Lynn lies :
lecturer. Minnie Davis; steward. 10
muud Danforih. assistant steward
lee Ellis; chaplain. Auriila Steward !
treasurer Wills Emery. seere-
tarv Emma Andrews; gate Keeper.
Lea Caswel. ceres Euniee Hilton.
Ramona. Edna viles. nora. Lucy Nor
ton. lady steward. Edna Robinson
MIR and Mrs Henry NJ. Norton ar
rived home from Winchester, MASS.
Monday night. having spent Ihahks-
giving nj Mrs. Norton's former nome.
Frank Savage OF Stratton was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Savage
Friday.
Mrs Sheldon Beale of Cornville'
and Mrs Nutting of Skowhegan, were
the guests of their sister. Mrs. h r.
Lincoln, from Saturday to Monday
REV. William G. Mann of Cumber-
land preached in the Congregatlonai
church Sunday. 1t Is hoped that ne
may be able to supply this pulpit uh-
til spring.
Arson Academy opened the winter
term Monday under the same instruc-
tors with the exception OF the de-
nartment of Manual Training and
Drawing. On account of poor health,
Miss Merriman WAS unable TO re-
turn this term and this department
is in charge of Miss Margaret Cate
of Winchester, Mass, graduate OF
the Massachusetts Normal Art school
The teachers In the Mark Emery
school were giving the pupils tests In
eyesight and hearing, Monday ana
Tuesday.
Hon. Turner Buswell OF Solon. was
in town Monday on his way TO SHOW
hegan.
Monday and Tuesday selectmen
w. C. Emery and Orlando Walker
went over the boundaries Of the town
between Anson and Industry and
Anson and New Vineyard as the
statutes provides must be done once
In seven years.
Bert Barron, first selectman or
Embden, was in town Monday morn
ing on his way to Augusta.
Daniel Steward, Esq, was In this
village Tuesday on business.
J. II. Stevens and family OF Oak
land, spent several days here this
week.
Elmer Blackwell of Stratton, was
in town last week on his way to
Deadwater where he will work for
NJ. p. Moore.
Little Mary Foss of Bingham, was
visiting at f. w. Savage's Friday.
Capt. s. T. Hutchins Circle, G. A.
R., hold their regular meeting on
Saturday. The members will have
family dinner of baked beans and
brown bread, to which the veterans and
sons of veterans are invited. In the
afternoon the election of officers will
take place Each member Is request
ed to see II she cannot bring In an
application for membership.
Mrs. Harriet e. Ware Is spending
the winter with her daughter, Mrs.
David Bodfish in Palmer, Mass.
The Universalist society realized
about $40 from their sale and din
ner
The Newcastle Lumber Co., which
purchased the Sandy Stream Tract -
short time ago, have purchased the
farms of Eugene Day and Calvin
Walker just above the village on the
south side of the river. This land
extends along the river shore west
and adjoining land owned by the No.
Anson Lumber Co., and on this land
it is claimed the new company will
erect their mills, where the logs will
be worked up ready for shipment. A
crew of men with about 20 large hors-
es are at work in the woods and the
stream Is being prepared ready for
driving in the spring.
Several inches of damp snow fell
Tuesday evening.
Remember the sale at Morin's the
14th, at Embden.