The independent-reporter., 1919-10-09
The News of Somersefs Busy Towns

Providence K l.. for two months Is
at home for the present -.=.z
Nj Fern MckenneF went "a u
dav 10 take course at Thomas busi-
ness college at Wateryille.
G. !. Bailey and family LOON 7
business and pleasure trip 10 9''aez
ton. saturday where his crews ai
numbering. T..
Born Monday OCT o, 10 '"e VIZ -
Parker Lewis a aauBh'ei ...,,,,a,,
The remains Oh an az" -
Mrs. Sal0me Hapeoou' WI. II
1eIe =. o"' u '.'' 49,, 1f.nc,aa LOT In
io' iii''' men -. ,,.. uanoood vas
,2D'.as5 I.iaaoo1a ,,arch 1874. the
5'In u, -. tro.h,rt md polly Say
.',''' ~ .,,,a ,,,arr'o1 At north Anson.
oct u 1873 Charles & HapgoOd, q
brother Of the late Sherman Hapgood.
lie was y harness maker and they
snent the most of their married life
in North Ansou. They had one son
Albion u Hapgood Mrs Hapgood $
husband died here in 1851. nearly 6s
Years ago and a monument marks his
crave in the Hapgood lot.
rnian services were held Sunday
morning at the Congregational church
and al the Methodist church in the
evening. Very interesting addresses
4ere delivered by Rev. G. W. lilnck
lev who related many interesting
facts and experiences in connection
with the development OF the Good
Will Schools and farms.
canaral Agent Farr of the North
Anson Manufacturing Company re-
,arnad the last of the week from
business trip to Boston, Mass. and
Connecticut
rho etudante of the Academy had
.,,a n1oao,,re of hearing fine address
NV Rev G w. Hinckley. who visited
mo school Monday morning.
,a community
i'io' mp ~ Ca,iarogotional church.
osndov ov, ',o ~ 1o45 o'clock An Offering
oui,uay a' W, = 10 a,0r riuon toward the
VIII .3,. pe .anen sor honavoIence as
'.i,I,,a, - tbis cburcb Sunday School
sis 'l1o - s",a ai,,o aaa sory,ico EVEN
d. 'no9o ~ On o,cIock Meeting
.ns "oi sapaa 9n,p ~ ~ rho narsonaee Wed
nnt al
i'o'N"' ,,.dt
Rev. +. w. hehiiSon "e,i' ~ 80 t,,nora1
son, THURSDAY, 10 a''e,,u 'n1 Sa,,. ,a''1 ,,'as
)f A. FRANK Aoa'iis. WI. lN'ia'''7 va.
l member ol AhSoit ,'rans7 t an"
eral from mere went 10 tie luaI, i,.. a. w..
MRS. heieil iieIiuei 'o,l ~ tra
ted her huspahu III otial'oa 49,, w.,
le Is "oIhlhs ioI ''','Ie' - 80 Iabn
Born, oct' l. " 'i0 ~ - " ttatr
'eterS' aaasntei no IT,,
enth ehlld' nine oi "''oii' "'o '''''i9'
A chimney fire, Friday night was
discovered at the poaralns nouso V.
} NJ. Berry. The lire dld the most
lamage in the upstairs part "hlch Is
'ented by Mr.. Woodcock. lie anu
lis wife were away at the tlhle put
the fire was discovered
II season to prevent very great dam
lge
Mrs. Betsey Savage is Vlsltihe her
laughter Mrs. Sarah Ffehch al pan
,or
The central office of the FARMERS
elephone has been moved into an up
itairs room in Carrabassett BLOCK ana
WIS. IldlOlu ilCSu Ni'NiSN
Ter duties as central operator.
Saturday night, Mr.. ana Mrs. VII
lam Holbrook had the following
quests arrive from Boston by automo-
,ie Miss Foley, Mrs. Foley, MRS.
Roland Mckennon, Joseph
'ayken and Mrs. Holbrooks sister,
irs. Scanlon. The party returned
ome Tuesday and Mrs. HoiorooK
vent with them for visit.
Miss Edna Robinsons condition Is
nuch better than was reported iast
5eek and seems to be improving
very day.
The Good Will class OF the Metho-
ist Sunday School were entertained
t the parsonage Friday evening. The
lass elected new officers as foliows'
resident, Mrs. Mildred Manson wee
resident, George Allen secretary
1ss Mildred Morris; treasurer Ell
ell Gordon; social committee, Leo
aswell. chairman, Miss Esther Man
L.. nAn