The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-07-02
NORTH ANSON

The little daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Murray Gould who was operated on
jor appendicitis at Somerset hospital
Skowhegan by DR. Wing. last week, is
reported as doing we'll
Miss Susan Paine of East Corinth
IS spending her vacation of a few
weeks with relatives and friends in
/ own.
Forty members of Arson Grange en-
loved tie hospitality of kennebec
Valley Grange al Madison Saturday
evening
Don Morrison of Skowhegan and
Miss Margaret Wing of Wateryille
were in town Sunday
NJ l.. French made business trip to
Oakland, Saturday He will conduct
the business there himself during
July, while his man in charge. James
H. Stevens goes on a western trip to
Denver, Col
Several Republicans from this vii
lage attended the rally at Lakewood
Saturday.
Miss Emily Sawyer who has been
visiting in Stowe. Vt. for some weeks
has returned home.
Mrs NJ A. Eames went to SkOWhe-
gan Saturday for a visit with her
daughter Mrs. Perley Stevens.
Miss Marjorie French is the proud
possessor of two pairs of grandpar-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Donley and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas French and two
great grandmothers. Mrs. Margaret
sylvia. aged % and Mrs. Philena
Eames aged 50.
The annual reunion of the descen-
dants of Capt Solomon Walker will
be held at c. b. Walkers on New
Portland hill, August goth. Picnic
dinner. Baked beans and coffee
will be furnished.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins who has been
in Massachusetts for several months
has returned to this village for the
summer.
Mrs. Bert French who recently I'M
derwcnt an operation at the home Of
her aunt Mrs Korea Mantor is report
ed as gaining fast
Mrs. Augusta Bailey who has po-
stion in the city schools of Wateryille
/ has come here TO the home of her son
Ralnh T.. Bailey to spend the summer.
Friends of Mrs. Mary Spauldlng
( Egan of Salem. Mass. will be glad to
learn that her house was saved from
/ the recent destructive fire, although
| it was in the pathway of the flames
/ House after house was dynamited TO
/ to stay the progress of the fire and
/ Mrs. Egan was ordered out OF her
house that it might also be dynamlted
but she refused to leave and thus
saved her home.
Miss Ella Robinson one of the
Sophomores at Colby College was at
home for a few days the first of the
week and went Wednesday to Seal
Harbor for the summer.
The regular meeting of Ruth Head
Cragin Chapter will be held Friday
afternoon July 10 at the home of
Mrs. Clara Record on lower Madison
street.
Miss Edna Robinson who has been
at Madison during the millinery sea-
son has returned home.
The wedding of Miss Mary Paul of
Rock Island, Ill. to Rev. AXel f. An
drea of .Waltham, Mass on June 10th,
is of interest to many in this village,
as Miss Pauls parents DR.. Frank D.
| Paul and Almeda Andrews Paul were
students at Arson Academy in the
] eighties, anu MIS-. dul was pOl IL dhu
passed her young womanhood in this
village. and Dr. Pauls home was in
Scion. The groom, Rev A. F. An
drea is a graduate of Upsala college
in New Jersey and was ordained in
the Lutheran church in 1911 and has
ever since held the pastorate of the
Lutheran church in Waltham. The
bride is a graduate of the Augustana
Conservatory of Music and student
-of Augustana college at Rock Island
On account of the rainy weather the
Changers picnic at Lake Embden
Tuesday for the children did not
come off.
The high water in May made much
hard work and expense for the log
driving companies. In the section
near this village, under the charge OF