The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-08-09
NORTH ANS0N

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Sunday for a months vacation.
Ernest Boswell and wife, Mr.. BUS
wells brother r. Verne from Water
VILE, Allen Young and wife, Ira Dur
gin and wife, motored to West Forks
Sunday.
Mrs. Eugene Woodbury. of Lawrence
was a recent guest of George Durrel.
Williams Bros. Motor Coz .Anthoriz-
ed Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North AnsOn,
Maine. tf97
THE CLEVELAND REUNION
The Cleveland Reunion will be held
at thes Ashen Cleveland place August
"a, 1898. Remember to bring your
dishes end those VINO have some to
spare Bring them to have for the
Saturday evening" August 18th, Car
rabassett Hall, Thomas Meighan in
Leading Citizen"
JOS Sheehan and friends from Ban
gor were business callers in town
Friday.
Bert Reed and Charles Bryant made
a business trip to Skowhegan Sat
urday.
Mrs. Henry Copp passed few days
visiting friends in town the past week.
E. H. Shaw, wife and family OF
Turner visited his sister, Mrs. Clar-
ence Tarr, Sunday.
Roger Williams of Hartland passed
q few days with Lester c. Witham re-
Gently.
The Woman's Association will meet
with Mrs. Clarence Tarr at her home,
Wednesday, August 18th at p. m. to
tack quilts. Come early.
Henry Reed of Benton passed the
week end with his son Bert.
Clifford Clark's daughter Priscilla
broke her wrist recently in fall from
her piazza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacocks and daughter
Phillis from Boston are spending
month at the Marshall farm.
w. r. French, wife and daughter,
Marjorie accompanied by Alex La
Fleur made an auto trip to Portland
Wednesday, returning Saturday bring
ing Mrs. Helen Smith for a. weeks
visit
Frank Donley passed few days at
Eugene Danforth's while his people
are away.
Mrs. C. Marshall returned home
Saturday from an extended trip Wis
iting her son Walker Moore. who re-
sides in Beulah, N. d.
Mark Pullen Is at home for a three
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Jefferson Spearih arrived home
Sunday for few weeks visit at An-
gusta.
Mrs. Gray and Miss Brown of Bos-
ton are visiting for few days at
Elmer Sterling's on the Marshall
farm.
Wallace Parsons was a caller at F.
s. Parsons Sunday.
Lawrence Beale was business cal
Ter In town Monday.
Miss Emma Niles returned Monday
to her home in Norwood after a three
weeks visit at Mrs. F. Fl. Holley's.
Bert Witham and wife motored to
Skowhegan Sunday noon and met Mrs.
Eta Blake of Lewiston who will Wis
1t them for few days.
Dr. Arthur Williams is at his old
home for few weeks prepared to do
any and all kinds of dentistry.
w. G. Robinson and wife, Mrs. J. d. !
ftODlHSOH VI OF. L uOiifdop Oit'y lbl
erly OF Washington, d. c., Earl Wing
and wife made an auto trip to Flag
staf Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah J. Paine, formerly of
this town now of Chicago Is spend
ing q few weeks in town.
Charles Spencer. wife and children
moored to Dead River and returned
via Stratton and Kingfield Sunday.
Frank Steward and wife, T. S. Stew
ard and wife made trip in their
auto to Dead River Sunday.
Sheriff John A. Mooers assisted by
Deputies Crocker and Emery found
a still in the woods in Arson Valley
Monday morning, also located several
barrels of mash already for distillery.
No arrests as yet.
Carl Andrews Camps at Lake Emb-
den are having nice business this
season. The salmon, bass and lake
trout fishing has been excellent there
this summer
Peter Larkin and son took dinner
at Melser Eames camp of the X. l..
d. Co. at Patterson Bridge.
Mr.. Dean, who was summer board
err at Mrs. Minnie Berry's last sum-
mer, has returned for another sea-
son, after spending the winter in Flor
ida.
Marion Louisfell of Somerville and
her mother, Emma Spooner Payne of
Atlantic City, are guests at Mrs. Chas.
Holway's.
Embden schools commenced Mon
day, August 9Th. with the following
teachers: Washington, Mrs. Ever
EFT Berry: Emerson. Emily Went
worth; Purington. Miss Eaton; Nc
Kinley, Pearl z. Mullen; Hawthorne,
Ruth Boynton; Longfellow, Mildred
Boynton.
( Anna Savage Smith resigned as
'teacher of the Garfield school at An
son and, Charles r. Glover of Hebron
has been elected principal to take her
place.
The d. A. r. meeting that was ar
ranged to be at Mrs. c. v. Bailey's
Pennington, Friday, August 10th, Is
postponed to Friday. August 18th on
account of It being the national mourn
ing day for President Harding.
Members Of the Woman's Associa-
fiop are invited To the Sulloway cot