The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05
NORTH ANSON

Funeral services Tor Mrs. Leon Get
chell of Embden, who died last week
at Augusta, were held Friday fore
noon at the M. E. Church, Rev. r.
w. Robinson officiating.
Mrs. Mahlon Wentworth of Bling
ham was guest Friday of friends
in town.
Mrs. Anna Savage Smith of Bling
ham was q guest Thursday OF MRS.
B. l.. Ellis and visitor at the Junior
high, renewing acquaintance with
many who were her pupils when she
was a teacher in the Mark Emery
school,
Mrs. Rowell of Scion was visitor
in town Friday.
Florence Trip wishes the Reporter
to state that she is not residing with
her sister In Auburn, neither at pres
ent or any other time for more than
q friendly visit. She went to her
employment where she had worked
nearly four years previous to her go
ing to care for her mother as re-
uuested by the latter. and whom she
did care for until the time OF her
death October last. On account OF
i'll health in caring for her mothers
Fhome she was unable to return to her
work until March 10, 1923.
Carlton Wentworth is receiving sur
gioal treatment at Kennebec Valley
Hospital In Skowhegan. Clarence
Wentworth has lately been discharged
from the same institution.
Williams Bros. Motor Co., Authorize
cd Ford Sales and Service, Cars,
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine tf37
Ruth Head Cragin Chapter D. A. K.
will hold it's April meeting tomorrow
friday, April 9th, at the home OF
Mrs. Caroline r. Wing of Center street
Mrs. Nettie Williams will assist in en-
PERTAINING. Notice the change of date.
Mrs. Laurette H. Newell of Water
Vile was in town Friday visiting Mrs
Wallace Emery.
The next ID. A. r. party for the
benfiet of the watering tub fund VIII
be Friday evening, April Ii.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery are
spending few days in Portland:
The Sewing Exhibit by the Home
Arts class last Thursday afternoon
drew quite q number of visitors TO
the Academy to inspect the work on
display and to enjoy the refreshments
provided by the eighth grade COOKING
class.
The entertainment that was slated
for Thursday evening was postponed
until tomorrow friday evening al
7.3O. Two bright plays will be OF.
fered. Admission 2b cents and ~
cents, the proceeds for the benefit OF
the laboratory.
The play has been chosen for the
athletic benefit which will be staget
early in May. The name of the play
is "Hick'ry Farm"
A service in observance OF Coco
Friday was held at the Congregations
Church Friday evening with good at
tendance. Miss Kate G. Robinson OF
flciated at the organ. Short addresses
were given on the significance OF tn
cross by l.. f. Bailey and Rev. H. il
Baker. The same thought was cen
trail In the hymns selected. The Me
thodists united cordially in this ser
| vice..
Mrs. M. L. French of Bangor wa
| a guest last week OF her cousins, MT
and Mrs. William Spencer.
Mrs. Geneva Hilton is confined u
her home by illness. Mrs. Aithe'
Savage is assisting in caring for her
Mrs. Shaw of Turner is the CUES
of her daughter, Mrs. Clarence Tarr
Thomas H. Murphy and Verna +
Bothwick were married Wednesday
March %, at Waterville by the Rev
William A. Smith. After the cere
mony they went to Boston for a honey
moon trip.
In view OF the deficit in Lyceun
Course finaces this year the Coit-Al
bers have generously offered the ser
| vices of the De Marco Duo for a
4 additional entertainment to be hel
Saturday evening, April 81, The In
4 struments used are violin and harI
There will be readings, impersonation
and other features.
4 An interesting meeting of the Y.
s. C. e. was held last Sunday even
ing at which Prin. G. f. William
presided. Next Sunday evening tn
| aarv;ce will he led by Miss Louis