The independent-reporter., 1910-12-15
NORTH ANSON.

Mrs. E. o. Pratt recently had TO
her guest, Mrs. Veria Blanchard O
! Somerset Junction.
Miss Blanche Mitchell. who is TAX
ing course for trained nurse in tn,
Maine Central hospital, arrived hom'
Wednesday for her vacation. Miss
Mitchell entered upon her cours,
eight months ago.
Until further notice, Foster Public
Library will be opened only in tn,
afternoons of Wednesday and Satur
! day. Two more volumes of Soldier,
, and Sailors of the American Revolu
ton have been presented the librar,
by the Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter.
Seden Benjamin, who is in hi:
ninetieth year. recently received
letter from T. B. Townsend of Lont
Beach, Cal. Mr.. Townsend will be re
membered as former toWnsman wh(
/ numbered extensively in the Maine
woods. and Mr.. Benjamin worked
many winters for him. Mr.. Town
send is now located in Long Beach as
real estate dealer.
Miles Goliath died Friday morning
/ at the home Of his niece, Mrs. K. H
Wasson, at the age of n years and II
months Saturday, the remains were
taken to Exeter for burial
A very interesting meeting of the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton was held Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Barnaby, when plans
were made to observe Washington &
wedding day on the next regular
meeting which will be Friday, Janu-
ary 13, at the Odd Fellows hall This
will be open to the public.
Miss Flora Barry, who recently fin
ished a term of school at Pleasant
pond, went Saturday to Durham to
teach there.
Mrs. Mabel Carpenter of Madison
was here last week demonstrating for
the Bangor "T. & K" Co.
Friends here learn with regret OF
the untimely death of Mrs. Eva Noble
at her home in New York city. Mrs
Noble entertained friends from this
village several times at her summer
home in Cornville during the sum-
mer.
L. P. Lincoln went to Skowhegan
Monday.
The past week has been unusually
cold for the first days in December
but 1t has been great weather for
making ice and the ice men are al
ready cutting in some places.
The School and Study club, compos-
ed of the teachers of the town of An
son, will hold Its next meeting In
the Mark Emery school building al
No. Anson, Friday evening, Dec. 16
1910. District Superintendent Chas
e. Ball Of Bingham, will speak on
What shall we do, when one-half oi
the pupils in a grade are we'll pre-.
pared, and the other half are poorly
prepared for their grade." District
Superintendent George e. Paine o1
North Anson will speak on: What
are the essentials Of an ideal recita.
ton. on both the teachers and class
part A question box will be con.
Quoted by Superintendent C. e. Ball
The public, and parents particularly
a; = not only invited, but requested t.
be present
The interest In the Union Evangel
istic services continues to increase
Much good is being accomplished
Next Sunday the services will be at
follows: In the forenoon regular ser.
vices in each church. In the after.
noon at 2.30 o'clock there will be g
mass meeting of all the churches a,
the Free Baptist church. At 7 O..
clock In the evening at the Methodist
church, Evangelist Hatch will speal
on Seeking a Bride; the Engage
ment; and the Marriage Supper
Don't miss any of these services
Ohio Hatch will sing.
MAnTSnN