The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-11-30
NORTH ANSON

Mrs. Benjamin berry an" ~
daughter, Mrs Perley Greene, went
To Lewiston Saturday where Mrs.
Perry will enter the hospital for
treatment OF heI right arm whlch
has troubled her great deal lor
several weeks. ,,
At Sayages Theater, today CThurs-
day). Nov. 30, afternoon and evening"
Annetta Kellerman. in Neptune
daughter" Admission, 10 and ~
cents. -.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs. E. p. Barnaby Friday when the
following program will be carried
out: Roll Call Favorite Hymns !,
reading, Beethoven and the Bllno
Girl; selection from Beethoven;
Christmastide with the Composers,
music.
Mrs. C. j. Holway and Mrs. Il. X.
SAWYER will hold their annual Christ
mas sale at their home during the
month of December.
Allen Heald and family have come
here to live with Erastus Fletcher on
Kennebec Avenue.
Mrs. Edith Heath has gone to
Skowhegan, where she has position
as housekeeper at the Coburn Hotel
Mrs. Fannie Caswell came down
from Bingham a few days ago and is
staying for a short time at Carroll
Caswells.
A pleasing bit of news which has
been received here from Rhode Is
land is that Mrs. Ina Hodgdon Race
has little son. born, Nov. %.
Miss Ida Fowke Of Arson has been
here for a few days at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George Clark.
Mrs. Vesta Jones has been confin-
ed to the house during the past week
with an attack of bronchitis.
Charles Pullen has gone to New
ton Upper Falls, Mass. to spend
Thanksgiving with his daughter Mrs.
Maude CULVER.
Mrs. Grace Murphy Smith has ar
rived here after travelling in the
West and will spend the winter with
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. N. w.
Murphy. Mr. Smith is expected
here to stay during the holidays
Mrs. Price who has been taking
care of Miss Lora Moore for several
weeks has returned to Waterville.
Miss Moore's health continues very
poor which her friends will regret to
hear.
Mrs. May Smith of Starks is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Walter
Shaw.
Mrs. Sarah Moore has been in
Portland during the past week for
treatment at hospital
Mrs. John flanagan and Mrs.
Hutchinson were calling on friends
in Madison Monday.
Sunday, w. II. Felker and family,
Fred Bailey and family and Willis
Hodgdon and family are guests at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Hodgdon in Embden, each family go
ing in their own auto, not knowing
that the others were going, They
plan to spend Thanksgiving with
their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Hodgdon.
A crew of about twenty-five men
are digging in this village and lay
ing the water pipe between Grange
Hall and the new bridge across the
Mill stream The distance is about
twenty rods and most of the way is
solid ledge.
Marcia Hilton of Embden was Wis
iting her grandmother Mrs. Dora
Hilton, Monday.
Stewart Public Library has added
to its valuable collection Sewall's
Ancient Domnions of Maine, and the
History of Portland from its First
Settlement to 1888 by William Willis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery are
spending few days in Portland and
Boston.
Friday a little daughter arrived in
the home of our tax collector, Tru-
man B. Carl.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchns went to Wa
terville Tuesday morning returning
ut night.
Mrs. Lottie Greene, president of
Capt. Hutchins Circle, attended the
reception given to the National Pres
ident Of the G. A. R., at the Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Monday evening.
Next Sunday morning Rev. II. c.
GIidden of Scion will occupy the pull
pit of the Methodist Church In this