The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1912-10-03
NORTH ANS0N

Tie winter schedule of the Maine
Central railroad went into effect, Non
Cay morning. giving the following pas
senger train service for this village:
Trains going south, 7.34 a. m, and l.35
p. M; trains going north, l0.z4 a. m,
and 4.52 =. IN.
Nj and Mrs. Raymond j. Mayo and
sen. Phillip, Of Portland, have been
the guests of Walter Mckinney and
family. For a few days last week Mr..
Mayo and family camped on the top
OF Mount Abraham Mr.. Mayo is a
graduate of Arson Academy in the
class of 1897. He is now an architect
in Portland. and is a brother OF Mrs.
Mckinney
Mrs. Leonard Walker has been in
poor health for a few weeks. Her
daughter, Mrs Florence Williams of
Boston, was visiting here last week.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution are invited to the dedica
ton OF the Arnold memorial at Show
hogan, Friday afternoon at go
o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Haines of
Passadumkeag. have been visiting At
L. f. Bailey's
Mrs. Alrueda Eames is visiting
friends and relatives in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs Olin Taylor have gone
to Rangeley to reside.
Mrs. Maria G. Emery and Miss Mary
Porter have arrived home from Peaks
Island.
Leo Caswell is attending Morgan's
Business college at Waterville.
DR.. Derbyshire and wife and ms
father and Mrs A w Roberts Of Mad,-
son, made an auto trip to this village,
Monday night.
Miss Ada Abbott, bookkeeper for G.
A. Porter, has gone to South Paris on
a vacation.
Saturday morning, NJ. L. French,
Frank Donley, Dwight French, Miss
Ellen French and Miss Dyer went 70
Bingham in the auto.
Miss Beatrice Gipson OF Lilly Bay
was visiting her aunt, Mrs. Beatrice
WATSON and several friends here last
week
The following is the program sof
Arson Grange, Saturday, Oct. .; Mu-
sic; quotations, THE title and author
of the best story | ever read Topic,
% Mistakes | made last year on my
farm, and % New methods shall try
next year; reading; topic, Does it re-
Gdire more wisdom to earn doila:
than to save one?"; music.
Mrs. Betsey Savage is visiting her
nephew, Samuel Savage, at Egypt.
The meeting of the Eastern Star will
he next Monday evening.
At the last meeting of the G. A. r.
Ladies' Circle, they admitted one new
member.
Miss Marguerite Wing of Waterville
recently visited her mother.
II. B. Merry and party went to Stra-
ton on an auto trip, Sunday.
A. w. Roberts, who formerly lived
here, had his grocery store at Madl-
son burned early Monday morning
The Daughters of the American Rev
olution have had Graveyard Hill clear
ed of the tangled growth of alders and
other bushes and the rubbish which
has made this place so unsightly The
work was superintendent by w. I.
and Will Emery, who with crew of
men did most effectual work, the re-
mainder of the posts for the fence are
ready to set TO enclose the ancient
burial ground.
S. S. Gould has sold his hardware
business and block to Mr. Waite d
Son, of Waterville. They have taken
possession, and Mr. Gould has ms
household goods about ready to ship
to Portland where he will reside. Mr.
Gould has been in business in this viii
lage for about 40 years and he is OBJ
liged to make this change on account
his health. Mr.. and Mrs. Gould will
be greatly missed from our midst,