The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-02-05
NORTH ANSON

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aervice will he at m
Georpe Madberrv of South Wev-
month died very suddenly at his home
about 3 o'clock Saturday night Mr.
Madberry formerly lived at James
Mantor's home in this village
Mrs yesta Jones Of this village will
leave for Oakland this week She
plans to make her home there with
her daughter Mrs Lena Marshall
Leon G. Farr and George Brown
left Monday morning for Pennington
on a few DAVIS business trim.
A. e Hamilton. who has been con-
fined to his homo by illness for the
past two weeks. is reported To he
much better
Arson Academy Girls basket ball
team plan TO 20 to Winslow Friday
to play the Winslow High School
Girls, team that night. Their coach
Miss Bernice Bailey. will accompany
them.
Mrs. W. {, Robinson returned Fri
day from Portland where she has
been visiting her daughter Mrs. Addie
Perkins.
The North Arson BOARD of Trade
will hold n banonet in Fraternitv
Hall. Monday evening February o
The Woman's Association of the Con
grepational Church will furnish tho
dinner Iohn p Deerinq IF eaco
has been invited TO address, the Roard
on Maine and It's Opport,,nities
Frank II Hollev loft "Wednesday for
Augusta to attend n meeting Of the
Centennial committee
Nav varnev's Orchestra of Skowbe-
gan will nlav for n dance to he given
February 18th in Carrabassett Hall.
Tickets for the Lean Year Novelty
Dance on Friday, February 13, in
Hall VIII be on sale at
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Forrest Barron Jack Hamilton ana
Jack Livingston left Tor harrington
morning. They are VIII.
nesses IN the SUIT OIL Hanscom ct al
vs. North Arson Manufacturing co.
Mary Ann Burns OF Enpden dled
February l. me funeral
was held TUESDAY afternoon Key. l.
TIT, sar,inoe will bo hold both
morning and evening at the Congre-