The independent-reporter., 1923-03-29

Grathweil should give one, for the
season of 1923-24.
A cantata prepared by Madison and
North Anson singers under the direc-
ton OF Rev. c. H. Mckinney will
be presented at Carrabassett Hall next
Sunday tEaster) at three o'clock.
Madison Sunday school orchestra will
participate in the program. Admis-
sion will be free and an offering will
be taken.
An interesting feature of last Sun
day evenings service of the Y. p. s.
e. E.. planned under the leadership
OF Thomas s. French, was the reports
on Educational papers by Misses Shir-
ley Allbee and Louise Taylor The
subject next Sunday at 6.15 is "The
Easter Psalm" and Miss Louise Tay-
Tor will preside.
congregational Church school at
tendance continues to increase. new
high mark for the current year being
registered last Sunday.
April | is Easter Sunday. 1t is also
communion day at the Congregational
Church Singing by the quartette is
expected. Easter is the day of hope
Tor the world Help to make this
one of the best and most helpful ser
ices of the year. l0.45 a. m. next
sunday,
MISS ELYA WALKER
Miss Elp Walker submitted to a
surgical operation Monday of last
week at Kennebec Valley Hospital.
Skowhegan. Apparently doing well
until Saturday morning when unfav-
orable symptoms developed, she grad
ually failed until death came in the
early evening. Miss Walker was the
last surviving daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilbert Walker of Union street
ard 4 young woman of great promise
She was a member of the Junior class
OF Anson Academy, her death being
tho first to occur in the student body
for several years. In her seventeenth
year, she had already served term
efficiently in the important office OF
lecturer in Anson Grange and had held
other official positions in that order.
She WAS an active worker in the Me-
thodist Church in whose choir she
was singer. She has served faith
fully and efficiently as an assistant
librarian AT Stewart Public Library.
Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Walker in this latest loss Tues
lay afternoon funeral services were
held at the Walker home under the
direction of J. p. Murray. Words of
tender appreciation were spoken by
her pastor. Rev +. w. Robinson, who
al. al ffat,
the afternoon and there was a large
of students and towns
people. Interment in Sunset ceme-
terry.
Ruth Heald Cragin Chapter d. A.
r. will meet with Mrs. Earl Wing
Friday afternoon. April 9Th. The
next d. A. r. party will be held Fri |
day evening, April 18th. Everybody /
is invited to attend.
The Daughters of the American Re |
yolution wish to thank the citizens of /,
North Anson for the liberal way in I
which they paronized their party, and |
also for the contributions sent in.
We especially thank Mrs. Ellen |
Knowlton and Mrs. Emma Spooner |
Payne for the generous checks given |
us. II. q. Ellis for services with |
his team and J. p. Murray and the |
Womans Association for the use OF
dishes The net proceeds were SAG. |
METHODIST CHURCH
The subject of the pastors sermon |
next Sunday morning will be Easter |
md You" At the Sunday school |
hour an especially prepared Easter
program will be given. Vesrer ser
vices will be held at p. m. with
he sermon thems Mysteries All
ire cordially invited to our services.
Everyone should have a copy of our
January February "North Anson |
Voice. 1t contains the history of
in North Anson. The
price of the issue is small; you will
want a copy for reference They |
nay be purchased from Lowell +.
Bailey, Mrs. c. l.. Caswell. Mrs. VIM.
Mrs. Walter Deane, and Miss
Addie Fenlason. Get your copy.