The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-11-04
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

md treasurer.
The train service, which went In
% effect Monday, November l, 1920 i
az follows: trains going south 72
and iI27 a. m; trains going mort.
1880 a. m, and 5.39 p. IN.
Capt Seth T. Hutchins Circle Nc
20. Ladies OF the g. A r. held a spe
cial meeting at Grange hall Thurs
day day afternoon. October %, TO
the purpose Of inspection. The in
speeding officer was Mrs. Rose Benson
Mlnott OF Lewiston, Department Pre-
sident and while in town was tn,
guest OF Mrs Alfred Berry, the cir
Gle president. Refreshments of ap
pies. popcorn and candy were serv'
ed at the close of the meeting. The
next meeting will be Saturday, Nov
ID.
William ]. Stetson has purchased
the house at the foot of Steward hill
which was recently vacated by Mr.
Stetson moved into their new home
Monday
Henry Tilley and Fred Flanders
who are trapping at Bald Mountain
spent the week end at their homes
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Danforth left
Monday for Moores Siding where they
are to cook In the woods for Ever
EFT Fenlason.
On Monday evening. Nov ID, there
will be a meeting of all those VINO
were on committees for the North An
son Fair. The purpose OF this meet
ing is to close up all matters per
tanning to the Fair which was held
Oct. 4 and 5 and also to discuss plans
relative to a fair for the coming year.
All committee members are earnestly
requested to be present and anyone
interested will be welcome.
Edwin Gordon of Readfield was the
guest of his brother, Mark w. COR
don the first OF the week.
The remains of Mrs. Paine widow
of the late Leonard Paine of Anson'
were brought here Sunday afternoon
for interment in Sunset cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. William c. Robinson
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl G. Wing mo-
tored to Portland, Saturday, return
ing home Tuesday afternoon The
trip was made in the Robinson car.
Leon Getchell. Melvin Farmer, w
A. Getchell, VIM. II. Mckinney and
w c. Mckinney attended the annual
Farm Bureau meeting and Seed Sho"
held in Skowhegan. Friday, Oct ~
Considering the day and the condition
of the roads the meeting was we'll at
tended and much enthusiasm was eX
nrpssed by those present. for the gopt
work that is being done by the Bureal
10 help all farun rs who will avail
themselves of the valuable helps tina
the Farm Bureau can and does VIII
ingly give to promote agriculture D,
making better farmers. Now broth
or farmers think it over and wheT
Won are called or by some member o
the Farm Bureau do yourself and your
nejghbors a good turn by joining.
Alfred Berry was called to Malta
wamkeag, Thursday of last week by
the sudden death of a relative. He
returned home Saturday.
Joseph Rogers of Portland Tor
mer clerk in Porter IL Marstons gro
Gerry store, was in town last week
calling on friends before leaving foi
Ohio. where his father Rev. c. Well
inpton Rogers is now located Al
hort Rogers, younger brother, who
has been visiting friends In Norway
will accompany him on the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Hodgdon Whe
sold their farm in Embden Whefe
they had lived for the last thirty-eigh'
wears. and which had been In th'
uadpdon family for eighty-one years
to Mahlon HeWett. last month, nave
l,afpht of Frank Vittum OF Scion, MS
place on Ferry street known 10 INT
older residents of the section as Inc
Brown place. Mr.. and Mrs ilodgdon
are moving to Scion this week.
The next meeting of Ruth Heald
Cragin Chapter of the ID. A. KS. VIII
he held Friday afternoon, Nov. l.
at the home OF Mrs. Frank II. holieY
Perley Greene left for Bellows Fails
Vermont. Saturday, where he VIII be
employed by lumber company. Mrs
Greene and two children Marjorie
and Elizabeth will go later. MI
Grecne's successor as yard boss al
:forth Aneon Mfg. Companfs Mil Is
William Howell.
Don't forget Grange meeting e@lui
dav aiRht, November 6.
The many friends of Reginald Glark
con Of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark OF
Auburn. will he Interested 10 Ieaf',
s.ad lie Mas been promoted 10 nNa''
hookkeeper in the First Auburn trust
COMPANY. after working two ana a
bolf months as clerk in the Transit
recruitment. The Clark family iiFeo
nj one time in the Mahlon MOORE
house on Pleasant street.
There will be a basket ball game at
the Academy gymnasium Friday even
ing Nov. s, between Sko~hegah
bieh school girls team and the Aea-
deny girls.
METHODIST NOTES
Sunday seryices-1045 a. m. morn
in.e worship. subject The Naturalness
af PRAYER. 11:45 Church School; 6;l5
n m Fpworth League; subject Our
Church Privileges and Obligations
leader. l.. e. Bailey; ZOO p. m, yes
per service; subject "Forgetinlhess
\ Sin ,..,
on Friday evening. November .
Rev. D. b. Holt, d. D., the district
eunerintendent will hold the SECOND
quarterly conference at the church
The Halloween social held last
Saturday night was we'll attended ano
a poodly sum was realized for the ZIP
worth League.
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