The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-09-30
NORTH ANSON

calling OH Ola ITlenuS III MONMOUTH
Winthrop and Augusta through the
kindness of Mrs. Fred Bunker and
their new car, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.
Sawyer, Mrs. Alice p. Simmons and
Mrs. Fred Bunker.
Wednesday, October 6, is Governor
Day at the Wesserunsett Valley Fair
Governor Milliken will attend.
Last week the following ladies'
Mrs. Herbert Marston, Mrs. Walter
Wait and Mrs. Everett Sawyer took
joy ride with Mrs Fred Bunker to
| Bangor where they had dinner and
stopping at Pittsheld for supper on
their return.
Wilbur Eaton, John Hamilton, Per-
ley Greene and Allen Young left Tues
day morning for Boston, where they
will attend the 1920 session of the
Sovereign Grand Lodge, T. o. o. F.
Capt. Charles A. Pinkham passed
away Monday, Sept. 81, at his home
on Elm street
The committee on canned goods for
the North Arson Fair announces
there will be two classes: first. the
collection which must consist of at
least ten cans, each can being differ
ent; and the second class being single
lots Prizes offered are five dollars
three dollars. two dollars and ribbons
Any canned goods containing chemical
or colorings will be barred from the
exhibit Canned goods must be in
by 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
there will be a committee to arrange
and look after them during the day.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. William Felix
er and Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Gordon
went to Lexington to attend the flu
neral of George Churchill.
Mrs. Sadie Quint is working at John
Bickford's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bryant, Mrs
Ella Bryant, Cyrus Moore, Bert An
drews, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Stew
ard, Miss Sulloway, Stephen NORM,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest B. Boswell and
Ostie Allen were among those who
motored to Athens. Sunday.
Miss Lula Gordon, student at
Pennington Normal, spent the week
end at her home here. She was ac
companied by Miss Evelyn Bridges of
Easton, her roommate of last year.
Among those appointed from Som
erset County by the Department of
Inland Fisheries and Game as special
game inspectors for motor vehicle
traffic are Elmer w. Sawyer Of North
Arson and James H. Thorne Of Mad
ison.
North Arson cattle show and Fair
POSTPONED from tomorrow (Friday) to
next Monday, October A.
Stewart Public Library has recently
received the following gifts Of books;
twelve from Rev. Percy Sewall Rid
lon, who supplied the Methodist
church from May until the middle OF
September twenty-four from Miss
Elizabeth Putnam Moore, whose sum-
mer home is Cragin place on the No
New Portland road. The library has
| purchased the maine Book writer
by State Librarian. Henry Dunnack
The new train service which wen
! into effect Sept. 81, is as follows
trains going south 1927 a. m. and LIS
d. M; trains going north 1850 a
m. and 539 p. m.
CLYDE Hooper of Lewiston came
Thursday, Sept, %, to attend the flu
neral of his grandmother, Mrs Or
lando Hooper. He was accompanies
by Miss Ellis of Turner Center The,
returned Saturday.
The next regular meeting of Cap,
Seth r. Hutchins Circle No, 20 will
be held Saturday afternoon, Octobe
10, 1920 and an invitation has bee
extended to Marshall p. Hale Circl
No %, of Norridgewock to visit thi
Circle at that time and to confer tn
! degree.
A pleasant home wedding occurre
Saturday. September rs, at 10 o'cloc
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. e. +
Atwood of New Portland, when thei
daughter Helen and Philip Young c
this place were united in marriag
by Rev. A. r, Soule Of Kingfield.
Mrs. Orlando Hooper aged " year
passed away Sept. %, at August Stat
Hospital, where she had been for tn
past eight years. Funeral service
we're held Friday afternoon at tw
o'clock at the home of William HooI
err. Rev. E. l.. Baker, pastor
the Congregational church oniciate
and burial was In Sunset cemeter
She is survived by husband, on