The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-17
NORTH ANSON

punt DUN ldSl hcths
l.. S. Beale is moving TO Farming
ton this week.
f. Hammond Is about 10 go to North
New Portland where he will have
charge of hair dressing rooms.
E. E. Sawyer is TO lie assisted in
the practice of the tonsorisl art by
Mahlon Boynton of Madison.
Thanksgiving afternoon and eve
ming the big feature picture of the
season, The Miracle Man" Cara
bassett Hall, North Arson.
Miss Edna Florence Tiller Arson
Academy, class of 1920. and Bert Cy-
rus Greenleaf both Of Anson were
quietly married at the Congregational
parsonage, Thursday evening. Nov. 10
by Rev r. l.. Baker. The double
ring ceremony was used. Mr.. and
Mrs. Greenleaf will reside in town
and Mrs. Greenleaf will retain for the
present her position in the Longfeilow
school which she is successfully
teaching.
Soon after rising Friday morning
Charles Crymble sustained a severe
paralytic stroke affecting the left side.
After a few hours he lost conscious
ness and never rallied passing away
early Sunday morning. Tho in ad-
yanced age and growing more feeble
the past year or two he was in the
habit OF getting to the stores daily,
had cared for his garden this year
as formerly and has maintained q
keen interest In current events Mr..
Crymble was born in Embden July .,
1894, and was the last survivor of the
children of Charles and Martha
(Thompson) Crymble. He married
August IA, 1866, Fannie Stevens OF
Emblem, who died July 4, 1876. In
1878 he married Clara Peabody of
Arson who died in 1905. He remov-
syaa to North Arson about fifty years
!aqgo ana for many years was black
y Mith In this village. He had two
sons, Frank b. with whom he has
made his home number of years and
Perley who died in infancy He
, leaves also three grandchildren, Mrs.
]. H. Chase of Newcastle, Merton
Crymble of Flagstaff and Frank M.
j Crymble Of Bangor. The only pun
lie bfice held-by him was short term
as.foad commissioner. He was
member for many years OF Northern
Star Lodge, A. f. & A. NJ, Table Rock
Lodge |. o. O. F., Emerald Rebekah
Lodge, E. o. c. Ord Post G. A. r. and
Capt. Seth T. Hutcins Circle, Ladies
of the G. A. X. During the Civil
Warghes served four years in the
Fourth Maine Battery receiving hon
orable discharge after the close Of the
war. Funeral services were held
from the residence Tuesday afternoon
under the direction Of J. p. Murray.
Rev. f. l.. Baker ofiiciated. Inter
ment In Sunset cemetery.
At Carrabassett Hall, Thanksgiving
Day, the ak reel feature, The Miracle
Afan,, best picture Of the seasen.~'For
Saturday, November 10, Wallace Reid
In The Lottery Man.
Saturday evening Bryant Washburn
in rWhy Smith Left Home written
by George Broadhurst, author OF
Bought and Paid For" THE Man Of
the Hour, Etc" Filled with comedy
and thrills-earthquake scenes, hotel
fre-houses and trains are wrecked
tor this picture.
J.. PEOPLES M. f. CHURCH
Ernest w. Robinson. Minister
aThank you God" will be the sub
iect of the sermon next Sunday morn
ink at 1O.45 am. Sunday School at
1900 m. with hearty welcome to
bn6of It's classes for YOU Vespers at
TOO D. m. 1t Is hoped that MISS faf-
ker will be with us for this service
instead of the one following. She is
to bring her moving picture machine
with her A cordial welcome Is ex-
tended to all to attend our services.
There will be Thanksgiving ser
vice in our Church on Thanksgiving
Day at 1890 a. m. This will be n
Union Service and both Mr.. Baker
Md MFR Robinson will speak briefly.
You cannot stay at home on an occas-
ion like this.
Recent arrivals at the Carrabassett
Inn include Jay l.. Pillsbury. Bangor;
C. K. Holt, Auburn; Stephen Dixon,
Benson; e. r. Foster. Augusta; F.. n.
a Madden, George W. Plummer. SHOW
hogan; Mr.. and Mrs. M. G. Mitchell,
r. A. Mitchell Carrabassett; q. W..
Robbins, II. NJ. Barnes, Chas. G, Nc
Lean. r. G. Wallace, II. Smith, +.
L.. Dennison. Portland; Thompson
Blood, Boston.
Mr.. White OF Bangor wan ia wv -
Monday buying furs from local trap
pers.
A special allotment from the state
Equalization Fund has been granted
the town Of Arson this year. This
was brought about by the approval OF
the State School Department OF tue
work done by the town and the trus-
tees of Arson Academy In establishing
a Junior Senior High School.
The next entertainment IN tne
White course will be given by the
Black and White Minstrels In cara
bassett Hall, Monday evening, NOV
2s -.
A. J. Gilmore OF Boston. who mas
been spending some time In this vicin
ity hunting with Frank Quint, re'
turned last week Mr.. Gilmore is .
nephew of Mrs. Quint.
Sherwood Edell and Wilbur Dunpny
are among the latest to bring IN hne
deer. ,,~,
Mrs. Luce Is assisting Mrs. Lincoln
in household duties.
Mrs. Lucille Savage OF conrad
Mont Ia the guest of her sister, Mrs