The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-19
NORTH ANSON

NORTH ANS0N
Mrs. Alfred Berry and Mrs. I>ottie
Greene went to Portland, Tuesday, 10
attend the annual convention of the
department of Maine of the Ladies
Circle of the G. A. r. They Will
return, Friday
Cards have been received by many
in this village which read as follows:
Mrs. Arnold Waugh announces the
marriage of her daughter, Minnie
Maud Greenleaf TO Arthur Francis
Newey on June II, at Starks. Me. Mr.
and Mrs. Newey will be at home at
Newton Upper Falls, Mass. after
July 1st." The bride Is we'll known
here. having passed her girlhood days
as a student in the village schools
and graduated at Arson Academy
Later she was graduated from the
Framingham, Mass. Normal School,
and came back here to accept posi-
ton in the Academy as teacher OF
manual training. For the past year
she has taught in Massachusetts. She
is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs
Charles s. Pullen. A host OF frien1s
extend congratulations.
F.. II. Holley has bought an auto
mobile.
Raymond Whitney. student at
Orono. went from here. Friday. TO
Hamilton, Ontario, to take posi-
! ton to travel for Craig Bros.
! Over $50 Odd Fellows attended Thu
District meeting held here last week
John Getchell is building over w.
c. Emerys cottage at Lake Emblem
Mrs. f. c. Aver of Boston, Mass,
arrived here Thursday night, and
spent a few days with her niece, Mrs.
Daisy Cushing.
Perley Greene has had the Farmerss
telephone put into his house. The
call is 6, lilo
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Emery went to
Portland Monday to remain a couple
of days.
1t always pays to buy fruit and
confectionery at the Boston Fruit
Store. North Arson. NJ. Weinberg,
Prop. 2w2o
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Wills Of Salem,
Me. were guests of his brother, Rev.
Gardner Wills and wife from Satur-
day to Monday.
Andrew Davis of Strong was the
guest of Walter Mckinney and family
the latter part of the week and Sun
day. Mrs Mckinney is a niece of
Mr.. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Witham have had
! for guests. Mrs. Walter Carver of
! Chicago, H., and her son Charles
Carver of Boston, Mass, also Mrs.
Hyde and son WtnsIow of Winthrop,
Mass. Several days were spent at
Lake Embden. Mrs. Carver is still
here and will remain a few days long
er to visit relatives and friends.
Mrs. F. r. Crane and son Ralph of
Stowe. VT and Mrs Carrie Angel OF
Providence, r. l.. are the guests o.
Judge Simmons and family.
Ernest G. Walker OF Washington,
d. c., arrived here Saturday noon,
being called home by the serious Ill
ness of his mother, Mrs. Stillman
Walker He returned to Washington
Monday.
Herbert Carl was taken very sick
with pneumonia Saturday and was
carried to his brothers, Earl Carl, In
Embden. He remains quite Ill. DIT
Wing is attending him.
Mrs. James Thorne was taken to the
Somerset hospital at Skowhegan
Tuesday, and operated on by DR.. Wing
for appendicitis Mr.. Thorne is with
her. also her mother, Mrs. G. l.. How
ey.
Special big sale of choice fruit OF
all kinds beginning Tuesday, the oath
inst, and continuing until the 4th OF
July at the Boston Fruit Store, North
Arson. M. Weinberg, Prop. 2w25
Ernest Noddin, railway mail clerk
on the Maine Central from Portland to
Boston, spent the past week at home
with his family.
Mrs. Arthur Friend died Sunday and
the funeral was held. Tuesday after
noon. Her name before marriage
was Miss Amelia Spencer, and she
was the daughter of Mrs. Martha
Kitchen She Is survived by hus-
band and nine children. the oldest be-
ing thirteen and the youngest only
| few weeks old.
Mrs. Eva Rogers and Mrs. Otis Hill
ton OF the lower village were the
guests of friends In town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Smell Of Kennebunk
have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Berry and Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Durgin during the past week.
| F. w. Bunker has just purchased
| u new O-pdnocu6cI SoaAiAoS S@A'
has sold two of these machines dur,
ing the past week, one to Elmer e
Towne of Madison and the other tc
q Mr.. MARI of Fairfield.
Wednesday morning Charles Crym
BILE and w. H. Mckinney went te
Portland to attend the annual conven
ton Of the Department OF Maine G. A
r. and they will return home by tho
way of Augusta to be present at the
re- union of the 4th Maine Battery &c
be held In that city, Friday, the goth
inst
M. Weinberg. proprietor Of the
Boston Fruit Store, will go to Boston
Friday. to buy his 4th Of July stock
Of fruit and confectionery. 1w25
A very pleasant meeting OF the
Daughters OF the American RevOlu
ton was held. Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. o. w. Counce In
Madison, when thirty-six we're pres
ent, among whom were several mem
bers from away. The meeting was
opened with singing OF America. At
ter the business and reports OF spe-
cial committees, 1t was announced
that two of the members, Miss Addie
Robinson and Miss Minnie Greenleaf
had become brides, and 1t was voted
to send each souvenir d. A. R.
spoon. An invitation was read from
the Scion Chapter. asking the mem
bers of Ruth Head Cragin Chapter
to be their guests on Saturday, June
2S, at the home Of Mrs. Mabel Magoon.