The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-07-10
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Century Lodge, New Portland.
The meeting of Ruth Head Cragin
Chapter for July will not be held on
the regular day, but i will be Fleld
Day at w. C. Robinson's farm on New
Portland Hill and the date Will be
announced later.
The summer train service which
went into effect June 30. is as follows:
Trains going south. ~, ll.57 a. m.
and 5.57 p. m Trains going north,
10.10 IA. m and 2oS 516 p. III.
Roy Clifford came from Wilton Sat
urday in his car and took back with
him his father |. II. Clifford for visit.
\ wedding of interest to North An
son people took place, Saturday, at
the congregational parsonage at Bling
ham, when Rev T. b. HIATT united in
marriage Miss Eda Perry and Lin
wood J. Hebert, both of North An
son The single ring service was
used and included in the wedding
party were the brides sisters. Mrs.
Maude Harding and Mrs. Mildred
Bryant. The br de is the youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Perry of Kennebec avenue, and is
junior in Arson Academy, and intends
to finish her course there. The groom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Hebert and is an employee OF the
North Arson Manufacturing Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Dekalb. who
have resided here for two years. have
gone to Baltimore, Md. to live. and
Mrs. Georgia Walker, who purchased
-. T,tA atr hn tnlE
en- possession This is the house
which Samuel Beale built.
Lester Clark of Auburn has been
visiting Arthur Andrews.
Miss Mural Fenlason, a student at
Arson Academy. is spending the sum
mer with her mother at Carroll
sharpen and repair lawn mowers.
Prices reasonable Work guaranteed.
A. y. Tibbetts. Bingham
Mrs. George Leland of Greenwood.
Mass. and her four children, Ethel,
Elizabeth, James and the little son,
who has not yet been named but is
called Buddy" are staying in town
and have rooms at Herbert Mitchells.
Mrs. Leland will be pleasantly remem-
bered as Miss Birdena Hoyt, former
lard have sold Their house at Green
wood and have bought place in Okla
homa, where they will go in the fall.
Raymond Whitney, who has visited
the Simmons family here since his re
turn from overseas, has gone to Ban
gor in the interest Of forestry.
Mrs. II. B. Russell of Athens is Wis
iting her ster Mrs. l.. {. Robinson,
on lower Madison street
Miss Lena Page, who is employed
as stenographer and typewriter in the
Office of the Newcastle Lumber Com
pany. spent the week end with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william Page of
Bangor.
Superintendent L. A. Bradbury went
to Castne Monday to attend the an
nual superintendent conference at
that place.
Eleven boys and girls from Emb-
den were at the Mark Emery school
building and took the State examina
tion for entrance to high school. All
were successful and will enter Arson
Academy or Scion high school in Sep
TENDER.
Harvey Spear, who has been visiting
his grandmother in Strong for num-
Der of days. returned home, Tuesday
Dorothy, the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Paine, died July /.
at the age of eleven months. The fu-
neral was held Monday afternoon at
one O'Clock. Rev. +. l.. Baker ohiciat-
ing and the burial was in Sunset Gem
etery
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery re
turned Friday from a visit Of several
days in Portland
Frank Bothwick and family have
moved in the Carrabassett Block
apartments. The daughter Miss Verna
was operated on for appendicitis.
Tuesday, at Or Spears home. DR.. Bell
of Strong assisting
Nicholas Murphy, landlord of Cara
bassett Inn, sustained a slight para
lytic shock, Thursday
Philip ORielley. who has been
chauffeur for Wallace Emery, has
gone to work in the Union garage
and Lester Witham of Scion has
taken hs place
George Pomeroy and his sister Mrs.
Melissa Morse of Norridgewock were
visiting their nieces. Mrs. Eide Bryant
and Mrs Eva Crymble, Sunday.
Edward Paine and family Of Port
land recently visited relatives here.
at which time there was a Paine fam
lily gathering at the home of his broth
err, Eugene Paine.