The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-02-13
ANSON

! Mrs Abbie Curtis of Scion was the
greet of Mr.. and Mrs. b. F. Hume
well. one day last week .u
Osborn Allen of Dexter was Ill 'oW II
Saturday. He visited relatives III
Starks last week, leaving LOT bostoh
| Monday on a business trip. Mr. Us
horn was a former resident OF Starks.
John Burton was confined TO MS
home in Highland Park last week
from illness. -4.,,s
Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Remick OF Starks
,,.ara in town on business, Saturday.
Samuel Vose of Madison vas ~
town. Saturday, circulating pe'.Ilol
TO have the town lay out foau lIo'l'
Highland Park to the Nam street he nee.
the !. NJ. Norton store. EoodlS nun i
hor signed the petition. MI No9e
inNrs prcporty On tie PARK
rho selectmen of Arson are III SEES
sion closing up the business oi i"9'
wear for the town report Tor the MAY"
meeting. .,.o, nm
The coolest morning i'll Arson up
IN this writing registered II oeIo"
zero Several mornings at zero VINO
can complain with severe cold Wea'ht,
in the good old Pine Tree state Vi
Maine? nrlos
several hundred bushels OF apples
were hauled in from the country l"9'
week and shipped to Boston ana o'nel
markets. 1t is reported that the price
Maid is $125 per bu. ms seems
small price for Maine frult.
A telegram was received here Weu-
roedav nf last week of the death OF
Mrs T. r. Spear in Dorchester Mass.
Nre Smear was formerly resident Oh
Arson and Madison, but moved 10
nrocLton a years ago. She was
prominently identified with the free
Dentist church. and had charge OF tne
Western Union Telegraph office IN
Madison for a number of years. MIs:
Smear was a native OF the loNh Vi
Dexter. and was % years years anu
10 months old. The HUSBAND tnIVo
daughters, two sons, one slslel' M'''
W H. Spear of Madison, ana one
brother. G. H. S. Putnam oil 0l,"i ps-
Vile. Pa, survive. The fuheIal was
held Saturday afternoon.
LYMAN Childs, an aged fesiueH' u
Arson. died Wednesday OF last N''h'
after an illness of several weeks DIT
Ethe home of his daughter, Mrs. Dan
Vile Walker. Mr.. Childs was hatlNe
of Law hut for the past few years mas
made his home with his daughter III
Arson. where he has been tenderly
cared for. His widow one daughter
Nrs Chamberlain of WaterVille, sur
viye. The funeral was held at Tue
house at . o'clock Friday afternoon
Rev George b. Southwick oillclatlhE'
The remains were placed IN the receN-
ing tomb in the Forest Hill eeme'ci!'
Madison. a
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Daggett and
daughter. Mrs. +. ]. Sabine were call
cd TO Skowhegan last week, FRIDAY o.
the illness of their son, b. A. Daggetl
who was quite i'll from pneumonia
Az this writing Mr. Daggett was re-
Dorted as slightly improving.
Omar Daggett of Skowhegan was IN
town calling on relatives, Monday.
Miss Alice Spear left for Boston,
Monday where she will take lessons III
violin music at the Boston Conserve
tory of Music. n
T. H. Spear left Friday for Boston
Mass. to attend the funeral OF the late
Mrs. Edward T. Spear.
Miss Mabel Roderick OF Skowhegan
was the guest of her sister. Mrs. w.
l.. Macklin, Sunday, returning nome,
Monday.
Mrs. Asa NJ. Gilman, Church street
Is confined to her home from illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Perham Tinkham OF
Scion are the guests of his brother, 5.
G. Tinkham, Church street.