The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-02-02
North ANS0N

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Main St. Pastor, Rev. f. w. Robin
son, local residence, Carrabassett Inn.
Sundays: Morning worship, l0.45;
Church School. ~ o'clock. Yesper
Service p. m.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Elm ST., Pastor. Rev. Il. l.. Baker
residence. 81 Main st. Sundays,
morning worship l0.45. Church
School. 1850 a. M; Y. p. s. c. f.. 6;15
p. m. Church night Tuesday, 40 p.
IN.
II. l.. Savage. North Arson Livery.
Meets all trains. Reasonable rates
to nearby towns. \. +. Phone, 1924.
+. Phone 3-21. 2w5
The next community service with
Centennial pictures will be held at
carfabassett Hall. Sunday evening,
Feb. IL, at o'clock. The follow
ing is the list of subjects which 1t is
expected to present: Reformatory for
Women. Skowhegan: State School for
Girls at Hallowell: Augusta State
Hospital and Thomaston Prison; Uni
yersity OF Maine and Washington Nor
NAL School; Geaeral Edwards, the ar
rival of the first Canadian Wounded
the presentation of the 103rd Maine
colors; Teachers Plattsburg. Sure
~ a list worthy of day significant to
ours as Lincoln's Birthday.
Recent guests at the Carrabassett
Inn include J. w. Clarke, J. l.. Raw
linson, e. G. SCHNEIDER. Boston; r. f.
n IN
Fairfield. f. Fl. jenkins. Augusta; A.
G. Morse, +. l.. Dennison. Bangor; l..
o. Wood, f. w. Axt, Waterville; A. f.
Ianglois, H. W. Roney, b. r. Scammon,
W. y. Erskine, A. w. Read, Portland.
REV. +. l.. Baker attended the Con-
vocation at Bangor last week con-
Quoted under the auspices Of Bangor
Theological Seminary.
Il. G. Wing has taken over the bust
ness OF the Central Maine Insurance
Agency, lately managed by L. G. Cas-
we'll
Miss Esther Manson, who Is taking
n special course at Boston University.
hos been spending ten days vacation
with her mother. Mrs. Mildred Man
son. returning Wednesday.
Elwo0d Hunnewell was operated on
last week for appendicitis and is re-
ported as doing well.
t. L. Dunton has been appointed to
I'LL out the unexpired term of town
treasurer succeeding the late l.. c.
Caswell.
Perley Green has a fine position
with a lumber company at Lisbon, n
II,
HENRY G. HODGDON
Henry G. Hodgdon passed away at
his Elm street home Saturday morn
ing at s o'clock. Death was caused
by complication OF diseases, he hav-
ing been in failing health for some
months. Mr.. Hodgdon was born in
Embden, Dec. 4. 1S47. a son of James
and Nancy lDelling) Hodgdon. He
married April II, 1881, Emma Moul-
ton of Embden. whose death occurred
three years ago. He has been a life
long citizen OF Embden until he re-
moved to this village a year or more
ago. He was member of Anson
Grange and of Keystone Lodge F. and
A. M. OF Scion. He Is survived by
four brothers. Charles and Allen
Hodgd0n In Scion; two sisters. Mrs.
Mary Moulton and Mrs. Emma Berry
of Embden. Surviving children are
Wallace and Earl Hodgdon OF Embden.
Willis L. Hodgdon. Hortense, wife Of
w. H. Felker: Mabel wife Of Fred
Bailey and Mildred, wife of Maurice
Heffren. all of this place. Funeral
services we're held Monday at 2 o'clock
under the direction of J. p. Murray,
Rev. u. w. Robinson. pastor OF the
NJ. f. Church, officiating. Interment
was In Sunset cemetery. A large del
egation from Keystone Lodge OF SQlon,
OF which Mr.. Hodgdon had been a
member of A years. attended the fun
eral service and conducted the i'm
pressive burial rites of the Order.
EMERALD REBEKAH LODGE
A regular meeting of Emerald BE-
bekah Lodge No. 65 was held Wednes-
day evening Of last week with the new
officers In the chairs, Mrs. Addie Hodg-
don presiding as Noble Grand. The
Noble Grand and Vice Grand named
the following COMMITTEES to serve for
the ensuing year: Investigating. Flora
A/e%0Id DuS a VI
kerr; Finance. Jeanette Benjamin,
Helen Brown. Harriet Scott; Super
visory. Abbie Steward. Edith Brown,
Josephine Moulton; Purchasing, Lucy
Norton. Daisy Cushing, Roxfe Mitch
ell. Visiting. Josie Sawyer, Grace
Fletcher, Sadie Berry.
Peanuts and home made candies Will
be served at the next meeting, Feb. s,
1922.
Mr.. and Mrs. James l.. Hodgdon,
Orison Hodgdon, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hodgdon. Mrs. Alice Gilman. of Scion,
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hodgdon and
Mrs. Fred Ward of Emblem were i'm
town Monday to attend the funeral of
Henry G. Hodgdon.
Mrs. John ID. BENJAMIN returned
Saturday after spending the week in
Waterville with her daughter. Mrs.
Percy r. Grant.
The NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Houlton
Times, Madison Bulletin and Portland
Press Herald are for sale at Holley's
Drug Store.
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