The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-30
NORTH ANSON

IHe descendants Oh MdJuI JUN
Moor will hold their annual reunion
at LakeM God, Wednesday, August 10.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ben Moore of Frank
lin Mass. were visiting friends III
this village the first OF the week.
Dr. f. l.. Cleveland and wife and
Mrs. Xesta Jones went to Belgrade
Lakes. Saturday and remained over
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Marshall.
Born, Sunday July 49, to the wife
OF George Copp, son.
The CONGREGATIONAL Sunday School
will have a basket picnic at W. {.
Emerys cottage at Lake Embden,
Tuesday, August 4. Those desiring
conveyance are requested TO meet at
the church at S O'Clock in the morn
/ ing where there will be teams to take
/ them to the Lake. A cordial invita-
| ton to all.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Caswell of Wa
! teryile took an auto ride TO this vii
lage Tuesday.
Henry DeBlois who bought Frank
Walkers farm a short time ago has
sold that and bought Walter Hobbs
farm near this village.
An exciting game OF ball was play
ed at North Arson Saturday between
the Skowhegan team and North Arson
town team, which after eleven innings
resulted in a score OF / to IN favor
of the North Ansons. The village
stores were closed and a very large
number witnessed the game.
Joseph Atkinson, our Oldest citizen
and owner of the gold headed cane,
went to Skowhegan. Tuesday on bust
ness.
The Womans Association will hold
food sale. Friday afternoon at
Rogers store.
Rev. f. 7. Crane went to Bethel
SATURDAY and returned Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Emery and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Hoyey and Miss
Harrington with Lester Williams as
chauffeur, started from here at eleven
O'Clock a. m. Sunday and went 10
Belgrade Lakes, Augusta and Togus
and returned home Sunday night
Mrs. Susie Grant went to Waterville
the latter part of the week and re-
turned Sunday.
Miss Evelyn Brown of Auburn is
visiting her father George Brown.
Miss Alice Cahill, graduate OF
Arson Academy, was visiting here
Sunday.
+. S. Parsons went to Moore's Sid
ing, Tuesday.
Eugene Williams is ill with typhoid
fever.
Ralph Crane spent Monday at Nor
ridgeWock with his cousin, Everett
Sawyer.
Mrs. Benjamin Mitchell and son
David returned to their home in Blng-
ham. Tuesday night, after short visit
here with relatives.
Mrs Ella Andrews and daughter
arrived Tuesday from Oakland LOT
visit with Mrs. Rufina b. Mckinney
and Mrs Clara Weeks.
Saturday, +. E. Noddin, mail clerk
on the Somerset, brought down from
Moosehead lake, a laker weighing H2
pounds and % inches long, which he
caught while waiting TO resume his
work on the down train.
The meeting of Ruth Head Cragin
CHAPTER VIII be held some day next
week at Hillcrest farm, New Port
land. Members will be notified later.
Mrs. Cora earle of Aston, Mass, is
visiting at the old homestead, her
K. l.. G. Barley, principal OF Ahsoh
Academy, is away from home 1or
week
Miss Annie Krivitsky has returned
TO her home in Boston after VISIT
OF a few weeks with the family OF M
Weinberg
A lecture on tuberculosis will be
given tonight Thursday in the Cob
gregational church.
Miss Kate Robinson went to Port
land, Saturday for a weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Perkins.
Elmer Sawyer of Augusta visited
his parents over Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs W. +. Wing have re-
turned from a fishing trip up river.
Mr. and Mrs. +. r. Sawyer of Nor
ridgewock we're the guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs E. Z. Sawyer Sunday. Mrs
Sawyer went from here to New Port
LAND To visit her grandmother.
Milton button and family of Attic
| boro. Mass, arrived here in their auto
! Wednesday and will visit with rela-
| tives for few weeks.
The following is a list OF the lale
fiction and non-fiction just received
and placed on the pay shelf OF stewart
Public library: Making Over Martina
Martha By-the-Day; Overland hed'
Within the Law; Happy Hawkins;
Across Siberia Alone; A Waytarer IN
| China; Vane of the Timberlandsi
Lonesome Land; The Rocks of Val
pre. The Fortunate Youth; The Com
ing of the Law The Forester's Daugh-
ter.
This week there is being installed
in the power house of the box factory
at the Newcastle Mills double engine
with capacity of 300 horse power.
Quite a number of the farmers in
this locality will finish haying this
/ week. Notwithstanding the dry
weather of June, the crop is reported
to be about an average with most
farmers
, Yulcanizing. Good work in every
line Also welding, no matter how
difficult SkoWhegan Garage Co.
Everett Sidelinger was arraigned
in Judge Simmons office, Monday
morning for breaking and entering
George Gray's cottage at knights
Pond. Square Town, the 18th instant
He was apprehended by Will For
scythe, who with Deputy Sheriff Don
ley brought him to this village sat
urday. Sidelinger plead guilty ana
sentence was suspended for time at
least. About twenty-five hundred
dollars worth of property was stoleh'