The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-08-22
NORTH ANS0N

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Or. p. A. Wood will be in North An
son, Monday, August %. for the prae-
tice Of dentistry.
Samuel Macomber. representing the
wool firm of w p. Terrington of Bos-
ton, has been in town and vicinity.
shipping wool, making his home at
H. b. Merry's.
Ronald Mckinnon of Melrose Mass
was the weekend guest of Miss Hazel
Flanders.
Mrs. Georgia Keene of Waterville
IS visiting her sister, Mrs. John d.
Benjamin for week.
Mrs. Samuel Bunker entertained
Mrs L. NJ. y. Stevens and Miss Anna
Gordon during their stay in this viii
lage.
John Lowell of California has been
visiting at Alfred Berry's during the
past week.
Miss Fanny Crymble begins teach
ing in Cornville, Aug. 26th, also Miss
Frances Knapp begins her school In
Athens upon the same day.
Mrs. Flora Larribee of Boston,
Mass. arrived Saturday for visit
with friends and relatives.
Rev. and Mrs. George Paine OF Vas
salboro were the guests OF relatives
here the latter part of the week.
Every member of the Moore family
should respond to the call of the clan
TO meet in reunion at Emblem Lake
on Wednesday, Aug. rs.
Mrs. Rufina Mckinney was visit
ing her niece, Mrs. Virgil d. Hilton,
Monday and Tuesday
Wallace and Harold Sprague OF
Massachusetts are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. Ruby NORM, and grandfather,
Ambrose Sprague
The Boy Scouts went Friday to
Embden Lake, and camped there re-
turning by automobile. There were
II in the party, and Guy f. Williams
as leader, was one of the number.
Miss Esther Stevens died, Aug. 10
at her home in Embden, after long
illness of consumption. She was the
daughter of the late ELAN and Polly
Stevens. Her sister and husband
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Williams Of
Haverhill, Mass, have been with hei
several months, and tenderly cared foI
her through her sickness. The fun
eral took place, Friday, att / o'clock
Rev. c. w. Rogers officiating, AMI the
burial was in Sunset cemetery.
Wednesday was great day Tor int
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at Lake
Embden, when the fair weather
brought a large crowd to the shores
of this lake.
Or. Cragin and son, and Mrs. Emily
Mantor arrived here from Rondoui
N. Y, Monday, for visit with
friends. Mrs. Mantor's old neighbors
and acquaintances are very glad td
see her again.
Mrs. l.. V. Standsh and children OF
Gardiner are the guests this week
of Miss Josephine Moulton. Mrs
Standish Is a cousin of Miss Moulton
Mrs. John S. Tapley and two little
daughters from Charleston are the
guests OF Judge and Mrs. Simmons.
Mr.. Tapley he's gone on a trip to
Mount Katahdin and will come to this
village later.
Eli Clark of Lewiston recently Wis
tied his cousin, II. B. Merry.
Saturday evening, Mrs. William
Benjamin delightfully."- entertained
more than 20 friends at bridge whist
in honor of her cousin, Mrs. Belle
Tibbetts of Brunswick. After cards
delicious refreshments of cake and
ice cream were served.
Leon and Forrest Berry of Embden,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hingley, Jack
Livingston and 10 others from this
village have started for Northwest
Canada with a view of locating there
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Moore of Frank
lin, Mass, and grandson, Ralph Egg
erton, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. S. Jones this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Boston and son
have returned to Portland as Mrs.
Boston was not well, and the nurse
accompanied them. Mr. Bostons pa
rents have improved somewhat ply
sically, so that Mr.. Boston plans to
take them to Portland to care for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley. Paine had a
little stranger arrive in their home,
Aug. 18th.
The fall term of Arson Academy will
open Sept 3, with Ralph Bailey, prin-
cipal. Mr. Bailey is a graduate OF
Bowdoin college, and is a teacher of
experience. He is the son of Mrs.
Augusta Bunker Bailey, who gradua-
ted from the Academy in the class OF
1880
William C. Robinson has gone to
Montreal and ST. Thomas, Ont, to WIS.,
it his old home and to be present at
the reunion of his family.
Ira Bailey and daughter, Miss