The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-05-29
NORTH ANSON

Mrs Ellen Know non IetulHed iOiiie
Saturday from Madison where she
had been three weeks caring for Mrs.
Edwards. who had the pneumonia,
D. N. Marshall of Oakland vas here
several DAYS the first OF the week
looking for lumber.
The annual State Field Day OF the
Daughters of the American keYolu-
tion will be held at Lakewood, Thurs
day. June 10Th.
Friends in this village will be In
terested to know that ROBBIE Boston
who is in Portland, is able to SIT up a
short time every day, and his "lie
health is improving. Mr.. Boston
still suffers with gangrene in both
feet
The Junior class of Arson Aeade-
my gave a reception to the Seniors
in Bunkers Hall, this Thursday even
ing.
Lightning struck a large elm tree
on the side OF the road near waiter
McKenney's, Sunday, shattering 1t
considerably.
Mrs. Rufina Mckinney is the guest
OF her niece. Mrs. Y. ID. Hilton.
Saturday afternoon, thirty members
of the Marcelus Perkins Circle OF
NJ Olson visited the circle in this VII
lage and the visiting team exempli-
fed the work on two candidates. a
short entertainment was given after
which a bountiful baked bean supper
was enjoyed.
The remains OF Mr.. Dodge, who had
lived with his daughter Mrs. /. Is.
HIATT Of Bingham, were brought here,
Saturday forenoon for burial.
Miss Addie Hammond is away on
vacation.
Wedding announcements, cards ana
invitations. Samples on application.
INSTRUMENTATION Co, Skowhegah
Judge Simmons attended the ban
quet given Judge Whitehouse at Au-
gusta, Wednesday evening.
The commencement exercises OF
Arson Academy will be as follows:
Baccalaureate sermon in the Congre-
gational church. Sunday morning by
Rev. G. Wellington Rogers at 1881
o'clock. Junior exhibition in Bunk
er's Hall, Wednesday evening Senior
exhibition In Bunker's Hall, Thurs
day evening Baseball game between
the Alumni and Academy boys Friday
forenoon, June 9th. Alumni recep-
ton and banquet at one o'clock, Fri
day afternoon in the Odd Fellows
Hall, followed by toasts and an in
formal program. In the evening,
concert and ball in Carrabassett Ha
Miss Minnie Bunker, a former
North Arson lady, who has spent
many summers abroad, her last trip
across the ocean covering many
months, is giving a series of art
lures in Berkeley, Cal, under the aus
pices of the San Jose Art Club. Miss
Bunker is thoroughly acquainted
her subject, having studied art and
architecture In Italy and Greece and
other European countries. North
Arson is proud to claim this talent
ed lady as a native, and she will
readily be recognized as the youngest
daughter of Mrs. Martha Bunker
Mrs. Diantha Oliver. widow of the
late Eli Oliver, died Thursday, May
%, at her home on Spear Hill at
Arson village. She was 80 years of
age and was born in Starks. She
came to Arson from Industry seven
years ago. She leaves four children
Mrs. Charles Merry OF Madison, Chas
oliver of New Sharon, George Oliver
OF California and Arthur oliver OF
Arson. The funeral was held Sun
day forenoon, at ten o'clock. Rev. r.
A. Rich officiating and tn burial
was in the Athearn cemetery.
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o. w. Savage, proprietor of Saw
ages Livery stable, Is at Skowhegan
in the Somerset hospital, and this
Wednesday morning had leg ampu-
tated, it being in a diseased condi-
iton. Mrs. Savage Is with him.
Ernest Noddin, who has been en-
ployed in the large grocery store of
Porter e. Marston during the past six
years, closed his labors there, We'd
nesday night, and today Thursday
commenced work as a railway ma
clerk, the run being between Oakland
and Kineo.
PERKINS-ROBINSO
An interesting home wedding oc-
Cured at North Arson, Monday,
May 26th, at high noon, when Frank
e. Perkins, Jr., of Waterville and
Miss Adeline B. Robinson of North
Arson we're united in marriage at the
residence of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. C. Robinson. The par
lors were tastefully decorated with
apple blossoms, lilies Of the valley
and violets. An appropriate selec-
ton "Oh. Promise Me-, by Scott was
exquisitely rendered by Miss Annie
Knight of Richmond. The bride,
gowned in white duchess satin and
lace and bearing a large bouquet Of
bridal roses, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Caroline McF Robinson OF
Kent's Ill., '13. entered the room to
the accompaniment of Lohengrin's
Wedding March played by the brides