The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-11-03
NORTH ANSON.

The ladies or the mctnoios -,
will give a fair In Odd Fellows nail
Wednesday, November 3. Fancy neeoie
work aprons, vegetables ana hohe
rnada candies will be on sale.
haLod chicken dinner will be serseu
for 25 cents. Supper. 10 CENTS H'
erybody invited. ,,,.a Edna
,ehinson have been at fleasah'
Ridge during the past week on oee'
hunt. ... Ui1Aon have
80 their house for the winter anu
gone to Portland. fron, this
The teachers who went Iroin ' .ho
to bangor last week 10 inc
convention were Guy F. Williams a al
~ ~ clarence Goodwin from TINS Vii-
ms, Mise ond c. L. Sidelinger, Misses
rieniosa Flint. Annie Roberts anu
-, 40, Walsh from the lower V'iiaso'
= nj G f. Paine, member Oh INC
on,,ti,a committee of the Supei1ii'eA
1,,,ts, Association was there. -.
Doval BOSTON and family OF foi
- we're visiting Mr.. and MIS-, hopi'
BOSTON over Sunday oon who
DC ~ FRANCES Gilbert Currah' "no
baon residing in the provinces
has arrived here and VIII SILL her
winter with her parents viii for
husband goes to British CoiuiiO'"
a few months. Maui VINEYARD
Supt. Paine was at New ofter
Monday and Tuesday lookihe "i'0
Tho interests of the schoois' ,,.,,o
Miss Emily Savage hao iian 9Th
a,en marty Monday evening " 80
seventeen of her young iriehus e"e'
~ was greatly enjoyed by ali; M no
Mr. and Mrs. James II. ihol nS
Iva arrived here from FRANKLIN anu
Nc Thorne will remain here whlie
W. Thorne attends Bangor la"
school this term He went 10 Dan
gor Thursday ond Miss Hat
49, N Tn,erv were calling on friends Ill
Emtden Tuesday united in
Miss Lena Seward was unlteo ~
a M,Je ge with Harry Kinds on PC
.tctel "a. -; IatL
Miss Gladys Fenlason and JACK
1amilton we're married October ~.
Miss Maude Moore, who he's peeh
1t Teseph Norton's during the sun
n1e4, giient last week IN Nor'Iu e'1,
wock. and has returned here 10 WI n
for Mrs. G.. S. Langley .,od
Harry Savage has been IN fortianu
during the past two weeks anu NO
he,lth is improving under Dr. hlils
SATURDAY. while E. ]. Clark was
blowing ON land of C. Marshall near
The nond, he plowed out two muo
tnrtles' nests. one containing AZ eggs
and the other about as many ihe
epgs were round and about the SIZE
NJ marbles. and on being broken re-
yealed tiny turtles. \.
Mrs. Fannie Wentworth went 10
Gardiner Monday to remain during
the winter .,.,,,
Mrs. Sarah B. Parlin has recently
uoe,o, n,hlic library My
Mamie Rose by owen Kildare
owen Savage is moving his family
into Mrs. Edwin Collins house, where
Rev Colson's family have been Nv
ing. -.
DR. Wing and W. C. Simmons went
in an auto Tuesday to Carry PONDS
to bring home Or. Hutchins and MIS-
Hutchins. who have been there dur
ny the summer on account OF Df
Hutchins' health.
The regular meeting OF the sun
shine Society was held Tuesday at
The home CT Mrs. NJ. G.. Emery and
,arge niln'uer were present, among
hem being Miss Minnie Bunker OF
berkeley. Cal. This society is one
which al. churches unite in max
ng sunshine for sick and SUFFERING
humanity. Much good has been ac-
comulished by the members In this
village. and four new members were
sdded at this meeting. 1t was voted
to hold a Sunshine fair sometime IN
The month of January, the date to be
later. The regular meet
,ngs of the society are held on the
first Tuesday afternoon OF each month
The stated meatiEg of the Eastern
Star will be held next Monday even
ing. Mrs. Maude DriscoIl, d. ID. Il.
NJ. of Livermore Falls, will visit the
Eastern Star in this village on Tues
day evening, Nov. g..
Several books have Just been re-
ceived at Foster public library from
the State Library, among them being
Maine at Louisburg In l745, ana
Maine at Valley Forge"
Jack Hurley, riVerman, employed
on the Carrabasset- here, died carry
Saturday morning, at, the age OF 40
years. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon. Rev T. b.. HIATT officiating,
and the burial was in Sunset ceme-
tery. A widow survives him