The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-06-05
NORTH ANS0N

The Baccalaureate sermon of Sun
day morning brought out very large
audience and the Congregational
church was filled to overlooking. Rev.
Mr.. Rogers gave one of his excellent
sermons, taking for his text the motto
of the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs E. J. Clark took a car
rage drive to Harrington Saturday
and visited their son, Arthur Clark
and family. They returned home
Sunday night.
Mrs. Ede Bryant and her niece Ha-
eel Crymble went to Norridgewock
Saturday.
Mrs. Mae Andrews of Scion was Wis
ting her sister, Mrs. Nettie Williams,
Sunday.
Carlton Dudley and family were
here on an auto ride from RumforG.
Sunday.
independent Reporter for sale at
F. II. Holley's Drug Store.
Perley Paine now has the Farm
ers' telephone and his call is 10, lilo.
John NJ. Getchell returned Tuesday
from q trip to Portland and Lewis
ton.
assortment of post cards from Ed
ward B. Williams of Twin Falls,
Idaho. showing the Twin Falls High
School and the various departments
of the finely equipped building, also
views of unusual interest connected
with the Twin Falls country. Mr..
Williams is one of the pioneers and
promoters of this western city, which
less than ten years ago had scarce a
beginning. He is a former North
Arson boy, the son of William Will
liams. and his boyhood was spent in
this village. He went, when a young
man TO the west and the friends of
his youth will learn with interest
that he is located in this wonderful
resourceful Twin Falls country.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Beale are re-
joicing in the arrival of a little
daughter.
G. A Porter arrived home Sunday
from Portland with a new automo-
bile. Tuesday he went to Readfeld.
1t is great fishing at Lake Embden
these days. Saturday Ed Hodgdon
caught togue weighing ten pounds
and Monday caught another weighing
the same. Large salmon are also be
ing taken frequently.
Young man wanted to learn the
business at Bucknams Pharmacy,
Skowhegan.
Monday afternoon Mrs. Sadie Berry
president of Capt. Hutchins' Circle,
and Mrs. Sarah French former pat
riotic instructor visited the Mark En-
cry school and presented the pupils
in Miss Danforth's room a beautiful
flag. and the pupils responded with a
pleasing program.
Observation-Disclosures for sale at
f. II. folleys Drug Store
Mrs. Nellie Paul and daughters of
Scion were visiting Stephen Morins
family, Sunday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Dudley, who was visit
ing relatives here went from here
Saturday
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins went to Farm
ington, Tuesday and expects to re-
main during the summer.
Mrs. Charles Paine was operated
on for appendicitis Saturday by Drs.
Wing and Milliken. Mrs. Paine is
gradually improving.
o. w. Savage who is at the Som
erset Hospital, is gaining and expects
to come home within week or two.
His many friends are pleased to hear
such encouraging news.
Stephen NORM, driver of the r. f.
d. is having his annual vacation and
his father j. w NORM is taking his
place.
George r. Quint has bought OF l..
P. Lincoln the house on Main street
which Will Stetson has occupied. Mr..
Quint has moved in, and Mr.. Stetson
and wife have moved into the house
at the foot of Steward Hill.
Lester Witham of Portland recently
visited his mother, Mrs. Joseph At
kinson.
This is commencement week at An
son Academy and this Thursday
evening the graduating exercises will
be held in Bunker's Hall. Friday at
one o'clock will be the reunion and
banquet, and the alumni ball at eight
O'Clock.
Wedding announcements, cards and
invitations. Samples on application
Co., Skowhegan
Franklin S. Burns, son of Domini-
Gus and Nabby (Burns) Burns, died
at his home at Arson village. Friday,
after a short illness of dropsy. Mr..
Burns was born in Embden in 1910.
He was a veteran of the Civil War in
Co. g., 18th Regiment Infantry Maine
Volunteers and was mustered in Dec.
8, 1861. He was twice married, his
first wife being Miss Beadie Hill AT
ter her death he sold his farm in
Embden. He married last November
for his second wife Miss Rena Hutch
ms of New Portland, who survives
him. MIR. Burns united with the
Methodist church several months ago
The funeral was held, Monday after
noon at one o'clock at Arson and the
burial with an escort Of Grand Army
Veterans was in Sunset cemetery at
North Arson village.
Observation-Disclosures for sale at
+. II. Holley's Drug Store.
The June meeting of Ruth Head
Cragin Chapter will be held at the
home of Mrs. Oliver w, Counce on
Friday afternoon, June IL.
A new military band organ has been
Installed in Carrabassett Hall for the
roller skating and dancing.
Katherine L. Norton, New Bedford,
Mass, says Il had a terrible pain
across NV back with burning and