The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14
NORTH ANSNN

NUhIH ANStA
The annual meeting Of the Wo-
mans Association of the Congrega-
tional church will be held at the
home of Mrs. George Clark. Wednes-
day, Dec. 20. A picnic dinner will
be served A full attendance is de
sired
The Methodist church is being
renovated by putting in a steel cell
ing and steel walls. No services
were held in the church last Sunday
and there will be none next Sunday.
Rev and Mrs. Wills are spending
these two weeks in Boston and vicin-
ity visiting relatives and attending
the Billy Sunday meetings.
Ambrose Sprague is spending
few weeks at Waterylle, the guest of
ms SON. Austin Sprague and wife.
Emerald Rebekah Lodge conferred
the degree on two candidates at their
meeting Saturday evening. A spec
ial meeting was held Wednesday
evening to confer the degree on an
other candidate.
DR.. Marston returned the first of
the week from a hunting trip up to.
Parson & Freneh's camps. Monday
Dr. Andrews. Bert Witham and Frank
Crymble went to these camps at
Deadwater and will return Friday.
The Dinsmore Past Noble Grands
Association will hold their regular
meeting at Fraternity Hall Thurs
day evening and Odd Fellows and
their wives are invited to be present.
Picnic supper will be served.
Horace Bickford has returned to
his position in the meat department
of Porter & Marstons store Dur
ing his absence, Ira Durgin has ably
filled this position.
Born North Arson, Dec 4, to the
wife of Robert Whitehouse. a son.
Rev. Berry +. Killam of Oakland
Savage Saturday.
Linwood Clifford who has been at
Portland since his graduation from
Gray's Business College last June. on
the Maine Central Office force, has re-
signed his position there to accept !
a far more lucrative one in ARGOS |
took County and has gone there to /.
enter upon his duties.
Mrs. Eva Maxfeld of Yarmouth !
Vile and Mrs. Mae Andrews of Scion. |
aunts of the late Lloyd Williams /
were here with their families to at
tend his funeral
Lessons from the Life of Martin |
Luther will be the subject at the /
Congregational church next Sunday /
evening. The double quartet will /
sing.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Emery Par
sons of Portland were recent guests
of his parents Mr. and Mrs. f. S. |
Parsons
The chorus rehearsal for the
Christmas concert is
finely, and the first
at Chester Baley's brought |
out a large number. There will be !
another rehearsal at Mr. Bailey's |
next Friday evening and all singers
are invited to come and assist in |
making this great success.
Floyd Berry returned from Lewis
ton Saturday where he had been to
see his mother. Mrs. Benjamin Ber-
~. who is still at the hospital The |
of Mrs. Berry's arm is I'M !
proving and she will stay there
awhile longer for treatment
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J Clark and fam
lily had for their guest at Thanksgiy
ing, Mrs. Lucinda Mullen, Mrs.
5lark's sister who is 81 years old.
Sunday while Baron DeKalb was
alking with W. S. Jones on Main
street. Mr.. DeKalb fell unconscious,
was taken into Bert Williams resi-
lence and DR.. Andrews was called. |
II proved to be a case of ptomaine
poisoning from eating canned oys-
ers Mr.. DeKalb was very sick all
tight but was able to go TO his home |
1t the Embden Club Monday.
Lloyd Williams, youngest son of |
Mrs. Nettie Williams, died Dec 7th,
lged nearly rs years. He had been |
| sufferer from tuberculosis and a |
ew months ago went to Hebron and |
IN returning home seemed much i'm
proved in health but during the past |
ew weeks failed rapidly. Mr.. Will
Jams was born in this village and |
in the schools here and was
liked by the young peo-
Die. He leaves a mother and two |
,rothers, Lester and Arthur all of
North Arson. The funeral took |
,lace Sunday afternoon at o'clock, |
Rev. A. T. Boisen officiating The |
loral offerings were many and BEAU
iful The burial was in Sunset
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