The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-15
NORTH ANSON

Charles Paine has been appointed
Road Commissioner for the north
part of the town.
Try an ad in Everybody's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery, who
have been in Boston for few weeks.
are expected home the last of this
week.
During the absence of Hyman
Weinburg in Boston, his father is
taking his place as news dealer on
the train.
At the annual meeting at the M. E.
Church forty responded to the roll
call.
The spring term of Arson Academy
opened Monday morning. The Sen
iors have returned from their Wash
ington trip which all enjoyed very
much
Melvin Williams and family have
moved to Madison.
DR.. e. H. Marston, who has prac-
ticed medicine in Pittsfield several
years. has removed to this village,
and has an office at the home of his
mother Mrs. Mary Marston, over the
store of Porter & Marston. He was
graduated from Bowdoin Medical
school nine years ago and his friends
are glad to have him locate in his
old home town.
Those who went from here to Nor
ridgewock Tuesday to attend the Po
mona Grange were Rev. Gardiner
Wills, Mrs. Sadie Berry, Mrs Lena
Marson,. George f. Savage and Arthur
Ella.
An alarm of fire last Thursday
morning proved to be from chimney
burning out at the residence of Ira
Cushing. Fortunately help was at
hand and the fire WAS extinguished
without doing great damage.
Rev. Mr.. Miner from New Hamp-
shire preached in the Congregational
Church last Sunday and remained
here this week to occupy the pulpit
next Sunday morning as candidate.
Miss Nancy Salley, formerly of
North Arson. died in Watervile,
April 6. at the home of her brother
Fred Salley. She had been in poor
health during the past year. Miss
Salley was born in Embden, May -.
1896. the daughter of Cyrus and
Fanny (Rowe) Salley. and was the
Oldest of family of eleven children.
OF these there are living. Mrs. Ada
Getchell of Embden. Mrs Olive Ham
llton and Orrin of New York. Melvin
of Los Angeles. Cal. Mendum of Old
Orchard. Fred of Wateryille and
Joseph OF North Arson. Miss Salley
had many friends In this village
where she had resided so long. Prior
TO the death of Brown & Hilton. she
Was employed for many years as
cook In the old Somerset Hotel. after
which she and her brother Joseph
lived ON Center street until their
house was burned In the Are OF 1918
The remains were brought To this
village and the funeral was held In
the Congregational church FRIDAY
afternoon. at two O'Clock. Rev. G. "
Rogers officiating The service was
'ndet the auspices of Emerald Rcbc-
Z IA Lodge ~ which she was mem.
bet. and the burial was In Sunset
cemetery
The Poultry school Will be IN Sos
sloa In Grange Hall, ThnFsday and
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saturday
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