The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-12-02
NORTH ANSeN

Ruth CraEin Head Chapter D. A. r.
are invited TO the hene OF Mrs Melzar
Games in Skewhegan. THURSDAY, De-
cember 2.
Harold r. Taaner of Portland has
5een visiting his aunt. Mrs. 0. ". Saw
age and cousin H l.. Savage for sew
sral days.
Orlando Hooper has in part recoV-
cred from his recent illness and has
now gone to the Soldiers Home at To-
gus.
Mrs. W. l.. ouiAt of Centre st, is
suffering from an attack of rheumatic
fever.
Mrs Marjorie Fales of Portland Is
he guest of Miss Gertrude Smith.
The one pipe furnace epidemic has
struck North Arson f. w. Scott has
recently installed one at the residence
If Elmer +. Sawyer and A. i. Hamil-
ton is having one placed in his resi-
denee
Mary S Monahan has been quite i'll,
but is improving.
Gerald II. Ellis is visiting his grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hill at Bing-
ham.
A buyer has been in town psrchas-
ing quite a lot of sheep the past week.
Among those selling are: j. p Murray,
George Clarke, Charles Bryant and W.
L. Hodgdon.
The boarding house at the N. A. N.
Co. closed Tuesday night. A q.
Folsom and family who have bees in
charge have returned to their home In
Brewer.
Warren Nutting who has been feed
er for several years at the N. A. NJ.
Co g stables has gone to Bald Noun
tain where he has similar position
under the Great Northern.
w. c. Simmons and Clyde McLaugh-
lin have closed their work at the N.
A NJ. Co store. Everett Sawyer is in
charge for the present.
Thanksgiving
The NJ. f. Sunday school had an en-
1oyable might before" outing at the
home of w ] Rand, some so or more
being in attendance and very enjoy
able occasion.
The dinner party at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Robinson included
their two chilsren from Portland.
Miss Kate G Robinson and Mr. and
Mrs. Earl C.. Wing of North Arson,
and Mr.. and Mrs F. E. Perkins with
theier two children from Portland
Miss Lula Gordon arrived Thursday
noon to dine with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Gordon, returning 10 her
school duties at Pennington, Satur-
day.
family gathering asssmblsd in
honor OF the day at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs G.. A. Porter, the party in
Guiding Mrs. Emily Porter, Miss Mary
F.. Porter, Mrs. Nellie Wing. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. H. Marston and soc aaa DR.
II. E. Marston.
Mrs. Alureda Eames was Thanksgiv-
ing guest at the home of b. Frank
Moulton.
Rex Dexter, Aassn Academy 20.
spent the holiday In town, a guest at
Harlow Stetson's. He has been EN-
ployed this summer as Checker" In
a camp near Meosehead Lake.
Oliver Baker was home from Bates
College for the holiday recess. Rev. Il.
W. Robinson as guest completed the
dinner circle at the congregational
parsonage
Miss Miriam Smith of Pennington /
Normal was home for the holiday.
The dinner party at the home of II. c. T
Smith numbered twenty five who made
It a most enjoyable and memorable
occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs Leroy Bulger are re-
ceiving congratulations on a son born
Nov 90. The little fellow has been
given the name of Carlton Robert
Bulger.
Boxes have been placed in the store
of Mr. Wade and Mr. Murray to re-
eeiye contributions for the Literary
Digest Fund for relief OF the starving
children of EuSope.
The Near East Relief Secretary for
this State was in town yesterday and
secured Judge Elmer w. Sawyer as
County organizer for the work In
Somerset County.
Word has been received here Of the
death on Tuesday in Bangor of Ben
Steward, formerly of North Arson.
The end came suddenly. His daughter
Mrs Clyde Mclaughlin resides In this
town. 1t is understood the body will
be brought here for burial in the fam
lily lot
Friday night at Academy Hall there
will be n Basket Ball game between
the Academy team and the Winslow
High school team.
Denatured alcohol $125 per gallon.
Holt & Hight,
There will be the regular services
at both the Methodist and Congrega-
tional churches next Sunday.
The Kindness Club which Is COM
posed of pupils of Mrs. Edna Page
Bunker's class in the Congregational
Sunday school have voted to donate
$500 toward the Literary Digest Fund
for the starving children Of Europe.
George H. Gould and his daughter, !