The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-25
The News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

have given towards their share in
he new walk.
Fairfield Fcnlason and family of
Rumford are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Hannah Young went to Port
land Tuesday to spend the winter
With her daughters, Mrs. George b..
Walker and Mrs Lena Steward
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins had for re-
Yeaton of Elliot. Mrs. J. b. Martin of
Maiden, Mass, and Mr.. and Mrs. II.
b. Whipple of Bingham.
Mrs. Celestia NORM came from
Scion Tuesday for a visit with her
son Stephen NORM and family.
From the entertainment given Fri
day evening by the pupils of Miss
Hinkley and Miss divers schools
S27 was cleared The inclement
weather kept many away, and il is
reported that the entertainment Will
be repeated
The Mark Emery schools are hay
ing weeks vacation
The Grange fair and chicken dinner
will be held Nov 81
Miss Constance Brosstuck. one Of
the Newcastle bookkeepers, went to
Portland to spend Thanksgiving with
her parents.
Mr. and Mrs +. A. Brown and son
Arthur started Monday for California
nd Will make their future home in
Los Angeles. The village people re
gret to lose these longtime residents
from their midst.
\ No folding autographs Brownie
amera Free See Sampson q
AZORES ad on page ).
Call at Hoyey's for boots. shoes and
'ubbers; also Branch Furniture store.
G. L. Hovey has added to his stock
If boots. shoes and rubbers a fresh
inc of furniture.
The different schools in this village
rave recently had pictures taken in
Toups.
An account of the death of Mrs
lara Weeks will be found in the
lews from West Embden.
Judge simmons went 10 Portland,
saturday, to attend the meeting of
he MayHoWcr Descendants, of which
o is Governor Mrs. simmons and
Irs. Sawyer. Who have been visiting
elatiYes away. returned home with
i'm.
Perley Greene and family have
loved into the hoase recently pur-
hased of T.. A. Brown on Madison st.
\ very pleasant surprise was given
lrs. II. S. Bisbee Monday evening,
the home of Mr. George Clark,
hen large number OF The members
I The Woman's Club and the Daugh-
ers of the American Revolution as
embed. Mrs. Carrie T.. HutChins,
4 behalf of the Womans Club. pre-
ented Mrs. Bisbee Il handsome vac
nm tankard bearing The inscription
Presented to Annie Louise Bisbee by
le North Arson Woman's Club 1915"
Irs. o. w. Counce, in behalf of the
daughters of the American ReVolu-
on, presented Mrs. Bsbee D. A. K.
ouyenir spoon of oxdized silver of
andsOme design bearing on the re
erse the initials, "A. l.. B. Light
afreshments were served by Mrs.
lark and Mrs Knowton
DR.. Andrews and family were call
d to South Paris. Monday. by the
cath of his father
George n. AinsWorth who has
cen living in Walter Deans house
Union St, has moved his family
to Garnder Sayage's house on Mad
ion ST. where Mr.. Savage has the
entral Telephone Office Of the Farm
rs line
Mrs. Mark Pullen and two daugh-
rs went to Wateryile Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. H. S Bisbee are go
lg to Portland to locate and will go
ON here Thursday or Friday
An interesting and instructive af-
arnoOn was spent in the ConEreEa-
onal Church when Mrs. Lucy Ha2-
tt of Bangor addressed the local ID.
. r. and representatives of the
dion Bingham and Madison Chap
rs. After explaining the work of
lie Children of the American Revolu-
on. of which she is State Director,
rs. Hazlett gave a fine sketch of
eneral Knoxs eyentful life, and a
elightful paper on General KnoX's
aughters, being personal recollec-
ions of visits to the famed Knox
lansion. A social hour followed
hen refreshments We're served by
lie local Daughters
The annual Sunshine fair and din
er will be given Dec. 9.
A warrant has been posted for a
pecial water meeting at Arson, Nov
7 at 2 o'clock. r see if the district
ill vote TO reconsider the vote of
}ctober 9th, relative 10 issuing bonds
nd to see if the district will vote
issue bonds 10 lay the pipe line
I'd what amount ard what rat" Of
interest they shall be.
Arson Grange met in regular SEES
ion Saturday afternoon, Nov. 81 On
lccount of bad travelling, only SMALL
aumher were present but nevertheless
n enjoyable meeting was held and it
vas voted TO hold the annual Grange
'air on Nov. Goth with a chicken din
Ter The next regular meeting will
he held Dec. 4. 1t will be an all day
instcpd of evening session with a
pi'" dinner A good attendance is
hoped for as the new officers for
1916 will be elected at this meeting.
SOLON
Mrs. Albert Clark of Caratuuk is
the guest of her husband sister.
Mrs. J. 0. Piper
Harold Spauldng and Emil An
drews spent Tuesday in owhcgan