The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-05-06
NORTH ANSOy

Charles Moore, who has been III
San Francisco. Cal, during the past
few months. returned home Monday.
VIII Stetson has moved across the
river into George Savage's house.
The G. A r. Circle will observe
Mothers Day, at their regular meet
ing, Saturday afternoon with pro-
gram appropriate for the day.
The Farmers Telephone has been
installed in the residences of Walter
NJ. Deane and Herbert Mitchell and in
the office of the Express Company
and in DR.. E. Fl. Marston's Office.
Garfield Buxton has moved into the
Marshall rent on Pleasant st.
The Senior class of Arson Acade-
my are going to Waterville, Friday,
to have their class pictures taken.
Very little farming has been done
yet owing to the wet weather of the
past week.
There will be a union service Sun
day morning at 1890 o'clock at the
Congregational Churches. when all
churches will unite in the observance
of Mothers Day. Rev. c. w. Rogers
will preach. The G. A. r. Circle will
meet at their hall at ten o'clock, Sun
day morning to go to church in
body, and the Veterans and Sons of
Veterans are invited to join them.
Mrs. Annie l.. Decker will be at
Mrs. Harry Savage's from 1870 to
$50 p. m. Saturday to meet patients.
Mr.. Davis, foreman of the new box
factory of the Newcastle company, has
moved his family here from Roches-
ter, N. H. and taken the Hilton rent
on upper Main street.
Mr.. Padham has begun to build a
new barn for Stephen NORM.
Miss Edna Robinson made a recent
business trip to Waterville.
Ernest Emerson has moved to Nor
ridgewock.
At the church vestry Monday even
ing, May 10, there will be special
meeting Of the parish and all who
have an interest in the welfare and
prosperity of the Congregational
Church of North Arson. There is
work to be done that everybody
should want to have part in and not
allow the already over-worked BROTH !
err or sister to do their part and the |
part OF others. Let this be a large
gathering of men as well as women,
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The Directors of the North Arson
Campmeeting Association met in the |
Methodist Church at Madison, Mon
day afternoon. to fill the vacancy in
the Association caused by the removal |
Of Rev. Mr.. Rich. who had charge of
the campmeeting to Mechanic Falls.
Judson Packard, president of the AS
ISOLATION. called the meeting to order,
and M. M. Spear was appointed secre-
AIRY, pro tenn Voted to ask Rev. ID.
B. Holt, Presiding Elder. to take ,
charge of the campmeeting. Voted
10 have campmeeting begin August
Is. After discussion Of ways and
means, the meeting was adjourned to
June.
Forrest Colby of Bingham was here
Tuesday en- route to Ledge House.
Highland, which has recently been
purchased by Blaine Viles.
The Academy holds but one session
laily this term. In the olden days
schools were in session six days in
he week, and when occasionally
here were but five and one-half days,
t was thought strange.
Edward Woodland had three ribs
broken while teaming in the Newcas-
he yard. He was hit by the wagon
which he was driving.
The annual meeting of Ruth Head
,ragin Chapter will be at the home of
Mrs. F. H. Holley, Friday afternoon,
May IA. Officers for the coming year
will be elected at this meeting.
Bargains are advertised In Every
,ody's Column every week. Read ther.
Friends here have received cards
from w. c. Simmons, Tropico. Cal, u
and he expresses his delight in the
beautiful country.
Beginning with May LIST the New
Portland stage leaves this station af-
Ter the arrival of the five O'Clock train.
w. C. Robinson. who has been In
Portland for several weeks for medt-
cal treatment. has returned home
much improved in health.
Work Is progressing rapidly on the
new mill OF the Newcastle Company
and il soon will be running. This
mill will furnish employment to about
sixty hands.
Potatoes continue ut low hgnr'
and many farmers in this section are
waiting for an opportunity
to ship what they have.
Mrs Ada Wing went to her home
in wateryille, Monday morning, 10
visit her daughter. who has Just ar
rived home from Boston.
pr. Marston took patient. Mrs
Peter Parent To the Sisters Hospital
In Wateryille Monday morning
The heavy rain of Friday and Sat
urday brought the Carrabassett up to
high water mark.
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