The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
NORTH ANSON

llt titiiiNti '''''.''A1 49,
Library Association VIII be hei'
Monday evening. Oet. II, at 40 at th'
home OF Wallace Emery
The Bothwiek family have moved
into the lower rent in Royal Bostons
house on npner Main street.
c..e... ,r51i1.aa 10 o,nointa,
fonr diractors of fhe Port Of Port
ioaa i9@ aa,,,,,,fz fa, Ia bage# charge o.
~ ,a',5,,,,,iaa If mo Yaw stat,
IL. 49, ,,,,.,.,to,. IF tho directoratt
pr - IL = W pnnlor ,,bose form OK
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M - - 80
Fflday hieHl lioI' q W. o'' u..,,..,.
with het soiHee' 5,,Il,
y. Emery oi aa''o3 - i,,.' -. ~, -,
sister ME its,e' ., - .s,oe,
FrathIitiid"'' ,''9a ''
al lie Emery ii'''''
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Scott ana VT
and MR.. Horace 9ili1h "Pie j" 'aho%
hegan, Sunday, on account Oh t"'
serious illness oil ". Ssoi' 'o'''9
who is in the hospital thefe
Friends here viii regret TO learn
y
nuite III at her home in Anson Miss
Bertha Caswell is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Pullen have ior
guests Mrs Harry Bunker and son,
Chandler of Franklin, Mass. Mrs
Bunker is a sister Of Mrs Pullen.
Mr.. and Mrs S. +. Walker and
three children of Medford, Mass. and
Miss Ruth Robinson OF Stoughton
Mass. were recent guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs Cyrus f. Walker.
Miss Carrie Simmons. household
arts instructor in the schools of Oak
land and Winslow, was at home over
Sunday.
The Carrabassett Theatre at North
Anson Will commence seiiai pic1"le
namely smashing bai iei CON
mencing' 1uesdaY evening oce. ~
Two reefs eaeh ueSuay eYenins
fourteeh reeIs III az. fi,'ia,oo''",' -
Conil,iellolns 20 .ia,an Wv, it 9w4o
Ill, 10 tIarvost Dinner at
no.e ~ 49,, Uodnosdov Octo-
vi a'h0 s l =, On - h., Tho Uo-
oei 49, iio'll - tho ronorogo-
.'onoi rhnrcb The regular month
,lola' uin' w. 1 .Ao hsaaciotion will be
~ noe.'.s Us ahano nlano ar . o'clock
ne'. a.. a. .no Joto largo attend
vi .ne 1aai,.a 9"," ninror 2Tc for adults
en- e =" sn.'iina, u13li" ,ndor 10
''1 rho ,ol "Ka CInh are issuinp attrac-
nc 'D 1t,1ta,,a.o, n,rtv
~tt '.stat v,ii1 ho ha1d in Grange Hall on
W.. 80 q,
~ ~, U,o1o u,,iIi.,,,s l. in cbarqe of
w. hannaat dinnor which will he Civ
.n' ,,o vop,or,e Association in
en- ny 'ne ~ w. ,,aauaaaov oet * The
vi a'eo a,i.', ,,a ~ tbo aseociation will
heA, n'.,i"h ,,aiooJ followinq
ue .' ',e,u nu,,a"t e"1' d;nnor
'"e i"' W. 1,,,, 80
Mrs. Marion fuileh Nhaliu'el %
Madison and MISS fieS'er f",iei W
the Bingham filsh schooi i"o,,tS
spent SUNDAY Win tneii pa 0'''''
and Mrs Mark H. foiieh'
Friends of Mrs. Abb'e Bunker ives
ton will be Interested to learn that
her oldest son, william Bunker Yves
ton was united in marriage with MISS
Juliette Perrin of Bakersfield, CAM"
Oct. 1.
Mrs. Georgia Walker is visiting rel
stives in Auburn and Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bushey, Jr.
and youngest daughter, Isabel, are
spending a few weeks in Boston. Mass.
and Providence, r. l., the guests OF
Mrs Bushey's uncles, Frank j. ana
Olin P. Taylor.
Charles Fl. Smith, Jr, is at Cara
bassett Inn staying le" "eeNs Win
his wife (Grace Murphy ana son
Robert.
In the last issue Oh tne Nonsio
gationalist and Advance II was an
that the North Ahsoh' Me
church mad been
winner OF one prize III tue IriAe rio