The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-11-11


The pastor will hold his monthly So
ciabe in the evening.
Mrs. b. F. Williams of Scion has
forwarded us a pink rambler rose
which blossomed the first week in
November's out-of-doors.
NORTH ANS0N
w. S. Jones has been quite sick
during the past week but is now con-
valescent.
Linwood Clifford has gone to Port
land to attend Business College.
The D. A. r. meeting will be held
Friday afternoon of this week at the
home of Mrs Alrueda Games on Cen
ter st.
Mr. and Mrs Atwood of Waterville
were visitors of Mrs Carrie Hutchins
Sunday.
Fifteen dollars reward is offered for
recovery of fox hound. lost few
weeks since. See ad in Everybody S
| Column.
Friends here have received word
of the marriage of Miss Dora Hoyt
of this village and George Bogue of
Rumford, which took place last week.
| Mrs NJ l.. French went to Skowhe-
gan Tuesday, returning at night.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Magoon of Scion
were in town in their auto Tuesday.
| Mrs. l.. c. Robinson and daughter,
! Miss Edna were visiting in Waterville
/ recently
Mrs. A. Simmons and Mrs f. f.
Sawyer have gone to Stowe, VT, to
visit Rev. f. T. Crane and family and
will also visit relatives in Holyoke,
Mass, before returning home.
Mrs. Clara Weeks who has been at
Somerset Hospital since early in Sep
TENDER, has returned to the home of
her nephew, Walter Berry.
f. W. Bunker returned from In
dependence. Iowa. Thursday. with &c
young draft horses weighing from
1900 to 1900 pounds each. One of
the best judges of good horses in
Maine pronounced this lot of horses
the best he had ever seen. Mr.. Bun
ker deals extensively in this class of
horses and always has a choice Sc
lection of the best ones. His repu-
tation for dealing in the very best
stock is known throughout the en-
tire state These horses are to be
sold and one prospective buyer was
at Mr.. Bunker's stables, Wednesday,
looking for eight horses.
The death of Della Brown of Car
atunk occurred in Oakland, Calf,
Friday, Nov. 5th. She and her sis
ter Mrs. Imogene Merrill arrived
there the Wednesday previous, when
Mrs. Brown was taken i'll with indi-
gestion. Mrs. Brown was a member
of Ruth Head Cragin Chapter of this
village. The remains were brought
home to Caraflnk and the funeral
will be held there. Friday, afternoon.
Some of the members of this Chapter
will attend.
Hiram S. Bisbee, superintendent of
the Newcastle Company. severed his
connection with that company, Thurs
day. Nov. 4th. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. Bisbee came here af-
ter the death of Mr.. Rand. a former
SUPERINTENDENT, several years ago.
Monday evening over forty Of the
employees of the Newcastle Company
gave Mr.. Bisbee n surprise party and
presented him with a coon skin coat
as token of their esteem The
citizens of North Arson greatly re-
gret that Mr.. and Mrs Bisbee are to
leave town.
On Nov 4th. Mrs Susan A. Moore,
daughter of MIR. and Mrs Frank
Walker was united in marriage with
Wilbert r. Doble of Newport. The
ceremony took place at the home OF
the brides parents at II o'clock. Rev,
Gardner Wills officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs Doble will reside In Newport.
Gardner Savage has returned from
his vacation and resumed his position
as Central operator In the Farmers
Telephone Office.
The question discussed At Arson
Grange Saturday night Mas We're
The returns from the sweet corn crop
this year satisfactory. and. u not,
what way could they have been made
more satisfactory
Morris Weinberg went 10 Boston
saturday on business trip while
there he will visit his daughter Miss
Gertrude ho has a position a. book .
srcper In inmah square. Cambridge,
The members Of the Grange had a
bee Monday and hulshed digging
cyrus Noorss potataes, as Mr. Moore
has sickness ga his home
The meeting II ths Noman's club