The independent-reporter., 1922-11-09
NORTH AySON

A number of people from this place
attended the opening Saturday Of III.
new and finely appointed building oi
the Madison Branch of the August
Trust Co.
There IS some misapprehension a6 to
the status of the Charles Moore farm
under the terms of his will. Gha
property was bequeathed 10 the Uni
Verslty of Ma ne To be used as an eX
pertinent station. If the Trustees o
the University see fit to accept II, ther
it becomes the property of the Uni
yersity. IF they refuse IT or fail /
act in the matter within a cartai'
time, this property VIII revert 10 the
heirs.
Mrs. E. J. Sulloway has sold he.
village residence, known locally IS
the Or. Andrews place, to VIII !
French of Portland, who will take pos
session in a short time. Mr.. an
Mrs. Sulloway have taken rooms 70
the present at G. L. Hoyey's.
Mrs. James Fentiman had the mis-
fortune to fall down stairs at f. w
Bunkers one morning last week, sus
tanning a badly sprained ankle.
Onic ais of the Augusta Trust Co
dined last Saturday at the Carrabas-
set Inn
Goff NJ. French who is employed i
q camp out from Tarratine has been
spending few days at his home here
Mrs. l.. A, Bradbury was a visitor
Friday in Fairfield and Waterville
William Spencer has rented the Hol-
ley tenement at the foot Of Steward
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Emery have gone
to Penobscot Lake for a vacation.
c. p Merrill OF Skowhegan was {
guest Saturday evening at F. W. Bun
kers.
FOR sALE-Fred Young farm il
Embden. Inquire Of E. W. Sawyer.
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There will pc a meeting he'd at Mrs
Minnie Berry's home Saturday, Nov
ember II at 2.90 p. m. to organic
a ladies auxil airy. All mothers
wives and sisters of World War vet
Grams are eligible to join and are cor
daily invited to attend.
Miss Agnes Hebert is assisting il
E. W. Sawyer's law Office outside o
school hours.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Hooper of Au
burn have been spending a week will
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Hoop
er.
Raymond Smith of Washington, D
c. has been spending his vacation II
this vicinity,
w. f. French of Portland was a Wis
itor in town last week.
Leonard Hebert is employed thl
season in York.
Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter d. y
R. will hold its November meatlnl
tomorrow at the Methodist Communi
ty Rooms where lunch will be serve,
at noon and the husbands OF Nom
bers are invited. The State Regent
Mrs. Maud Merrick Of Waterville WI
be the guest. The hostesses are Mrs
Evie G. Robinson, Miss Kate G. Ro
binson, Mrs. Inez Crymble and Mrs
Maude Emery.
Rocky Point Encampment |. 0. c
will confer the Royal Purple De
ee on several candidates next Mon
.ay evening.
Late arrivals at the Carrabasset
Inn include the following; H. F. Sc
ward, Haverhill, Mass; H. F.. Hawke;
Nashua, N. H.; F. n. Woissam, j. +
Marsh, Kathleen A. Burgruin, Geo, an
Kenneth RurRrl1in. Boston; Mrs. (
F. Weston. Santa Clara, Califi Fleet
wood Pride, Oakland, ]. S. Butler, lie
wiston; C. A. Corey, w. E. Lawlet
Auburn; Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Allen, \
II. Whittier, H. B Belden, NJ L. Smitt
Bangor; r. A. MacWilliams, Z. 4
Small, V. A. Stahl, Portland; Haze
NJ. Crosby, P. R. Brown, VaSsalboro
C. C. Fellows, DR.. Julia Kin oaN Skow
hegan; B. L. Larlzin, Ruth g. MosheI
Watervil'e; Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Sim
mons, Harriet s. Sweetser, G. F. Da