The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-06-11
NORTH ANSON

Joseph krivitsky of Boston, Mass,
a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Vein
berg. has come here to remain dur
ing the summer.
Talbot Rogers arrived home Sunday
| from Bowdoin college having finished
his junior year. He has a position
with Porter q Marston during his
summer vacation.
Carl Laid of Boston. Mass, was
here Saturday and Sunday with his
large white touring car. He has been
spending a few weeks up river on a
fishing trip
Harold G. Collins has arrived home
and will remain with his mother most
of the summer Since last August
he has been travelling in the South
and West with the within the Law
Company.
Elmer Sawyer of Augusta recently
visited his parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. b.
Sawyer
Arthur Williams a student of Tufts
Dental College is at home for the
summer vacation.
FOR SALE-A second hand foot
Mccormick Moving Machine. In
good condition. Has been used but
little. V. D. Hilton, North Arson. Me.
Mrs W. n. karls who has been Wis
iting her father F'ifield Ireland of
Kennebec avenue has gone to Nor
ridgewock. After a visit of a few
days she will leave New York where
she will meet Mr.. Karls who is on
his way from Russia where he has
been since last January in the inter
ests of Epsy & Jones Co., paper
makers.
Following the Ivy Day ceremony at
| Colby College was an original pageant
in which Miss Ella Robinson of this
village appeared as one OF the brown
les in the Sophomore dance
The Rebekahs are busy preparing
for their visitors which come here
Friday for the session of the District
! lodge
o. W. Savage has disposed of his
old auto and now has a new Ford.
The annual memorial sermon before
Arson Grange will be given Sunday
morning, June n by Rev. c. w. Rog-
ers at the Congregational church.
Children's Sunday will be observed
at the Methodist church. June p.
Mr.. and Mrs East of California are
staying at W. C. Emery's cottage at
Lake Embden for the summer Mrs.
East is a sister of Mr.. Emery.
Dr. P A. Wood will be in North An
son Monday, June 18th at the Hap
good house as usual.
Fifield Ireland one of the veterans
of the Civil War is slowly recover
ing from an attack of intestinal in
digestion.
Two deer were seen near this viii
lage Friday.
Mrs Martha Bunker formerly of
this village but now of Berkeley, Cal,
is still engaged in the good work of
the w. c. T. T., although having pass
ed her eighty-sixth year. She is su-
perintendent of peace, and at recent
peace and memorial service for the
late Mrs. l.. NJ. N. Stevens, Mrs. Bun
ker made very interesting address,
and she also had in charge a part of
the program.
Mrs. Ernest Noddin and daughters
went to kineo Saturday morning to
remain a few weeks. Mr.. Noddin has
the run from Oakland to kineo on the
Somerset branch of the railroad.
Mrs. Everett Burbank was in town
Friday evening to attend the alumni
ball
Gardner Savage operator in the
Central Office of the Farmers tele-
phone was visiting his daughter and
sister in Fairfield last week. During
mis- absence Mrs. Perley Greene acted
as operator.
Mrs. Emily F. Mantor died Monday
at Rondout, N. Y, at the home of her
son-in-law, DR.. Chauncey Cragin. Mrs
Mantor's maiden name was Emily
Frances Smell and she was born in
North Arson, Sept. 8, 1882, the daugh-
ter of Joshua and Susan (Moor) Smell
On Oct. 10, 1852, she was united in
marriage with Benjamin Mantor, and
they went to housekeeping in the lit