The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-09-04
NORTH ANSON

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Berry went &c
The Forks. Monday afternoon, to at
tend the funeral of jeremiah Dnrgin
Mrs. Ray Flint and two children
Dorothy and Lewis. of Wareham
Mass, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Austin Andrews.
Rev. f. l.. Baker and wife and two
sons arrived here from Franklin, VT
Tuesday night. Their daughter will
come later. The household goods
were shipped from Vermont last week
and Mr.. Baker and family will soon be
occupying the Congregational parson-
age nhe Patterson house, on upper
Main street. Until then they will
stay at G. l.. Hovev's Preaching SER
vices will be resumed in the Congre-
gational church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mrs. Joseph Williams of Madison IS
visiting her daughter Mrs. Harlow
Stetson.
At the next regular meeting Of An
son Grange. Saturday evening, Sept.
6. a large delegation of members from
Kennebec Valley Grange of Madison
will be present and the lecturer Of the
visiting Grange will furnish the pro-
gram. Every Granger is asked to
make a special effort to be there for a
good time is scheduled and refresh
ments will be served
There is more power in that Good
Gulf Gasoline sold by Holt & Hight
Superintendent Farr and Joseph
Shaw of the North Arson Nanufac-
turing Company were at Boston Mass
the last of the week buying horses for
the company's use.
The sweet corn farmers are busy
this week hauling in their corn to the
factory. This crop is fully two
weeks earlier than it has been for
several years.
Willis Hodgdon has moved on to his
newly purchased farm below the vii
lage and Carroll Caswell has stored
his household goods and he and his
son Leo will have rooms at Mr. Hodg-
don's for the present.
Miss Lula Gordon and her brother
Ercell returned Monday night from an
ENJOYABLE trip to Readfeld and Au-
gusta. having left home Friday. A
very interesting part of the trip was
a visit to the State House.
The Mark Emery School opened
Tuesday morning with Miss Janette
Blanchard, teacher in the Grammar
grade: Miss Thelma Foss Intermedi-
ate; Miss Esther Mason. Second Prim-
arv: Miss Vesta Carl, First Primary.
Mrs. G. l.. Hovey after being on the
invalid list for five weeks with an IN
jured ankle is able to be around the
house again and will entertain the
Daughters of the American Revolution
On Friday afternoon. Sept II.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Durgin returned
from The Forks. Tuesday, and his sis
ter. Mrs Lila Gilman of Augusta and
her three daughters. Gladys Harriet
and Beverly came with them, and in
the afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin
took them to Augusta.
Frank Quint has just had the Far
mers' Telephone installed and the call
is 1873.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Clark are re-
joicing in the birth of their second
son, born Monday morning weighing
ten and a half pounds. The little
boy has five sisters and one brother.
The fall term of Arson Academy
will open next Monday morning, Sept.
s, at o'clock.
Arthur Andrews went to Orono.
Tuesday, and made out the necessary
papers for entrance to the University
of Maine this fall. He will take a
course in electrical engineering.
Next Monday evening at s o'clock,
there will be a meeting OF the church
and parish at the Congregational yes
try 1t is important that large num-
Der attend as the standing committees
will report and several new things
will be brought up for discussion.
Additional North Arson locals will