The independent-reporter., 1923-04-26

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evening.
The Congregational Church Is In
yited to unite in the special |. o. o.
f. service at the Methodist Church.
The Church School will meet at the
Congregational Church promptly at
| the close OF the union service. Last
| Sundays session continued the recent
high standard OF attendance.
"For What Does My Denomination
Stand?" is the Christian Endeayor
theme for next Sunday. Merton
| Spencer is the appointed leader Con-
gregational vestry at 6.15 p. m.
Mizpah Circle, l. S. S. met Tuesday
| Avenlng at the home of the president,
Mrs. Walter Wait
f. J. Sulloway came to North An
son Monday for short visit.
Miss Ethel Stetson returned 10
Fairfield Monday ,after a few days
visit with her mother, Mrs. Della
| StetsOn.
Carrabassett Hall, Saturday even
ing, Bryant Washburn in Amateur
Devil comedy.
A. W. Young is employed at the
Maine Central freight office.
Wallace Emery was a visitor in
| Boston last week. Mrs. Emery join
| ed him in Portland and they returned
| Saturday.
Dr. Stinchneld of Skowhegan was
week end guest at r. w. Bunkers.
M. n. Berry has built garage.
The De Marco Duo attracted an
audience larger In appreciation than
| l,l. CO Thair
entertainment was well received and
North Ahson music lovers appreciate
the courtesy OF the Coit-Albers peo-
pie in giving them this opportunity.
At the Academy, Thursday, Patriots
Day was observed with program that
iheluded patriotic songs, flag salpte
and readings by Mrs Mildred Man
son, Miss Agnes Hebert, Miss Cora
Belle Williams and w. Earland Bailey.
senior Class President Daniel Clark,
presided.
Ask your druggist for 2525 liver
| Mills tf12
The play, "Hick'ry Farm" will be
staged at Academy hail. May II.
The baseball season will be opened
| with two games with the Norridge-
wock Club, May 5 at Norridgewock
and May at North Anson
Mrs. Mildred Manson spent the
week end at Solon.
Misses Louise and Catherine Tay-
lor were week end guests OF their
aunt in Norridgewock.
A pruning demonstration conduct
ed by County Agent Storer was Civ
en- Saturday at the Columbus Mar
shall and w. j. Rand farms
The report that Rev. h. w. Robin
son Ia to be transferred to Klttery
will be received with regret by cir
Gle of friends by no means limited
to his own parish. In the fall OF
1920 he entered Bates College as q
Sophomore and will graduate in June
with honors and the distinction OF
having won a Phi Beta Kappa key
At the same time he began his WORK
with the North Anson Methodist par
ish whose interests he has faithfully
served while commanding the united
ana affectionate cooperation of the
entire parish. During this period Q
new concrete foundation has been
placed under the church building ant
rooms finished in the basement with
euuipnert for social activity and com
munity service. There has been
large increase of membership under
his ministry, public services have beer
exceptionally well attended and HI
has won for himself large place
in the esteem OF the community ant
will be followed to his new field will
| the best wishes Of a host OF friends
]. Frank Barron died Tuesday, April
II, at his home in Embden after
|, protracted and painful ILLNESS. HI
, was bon in Embden, March 81. 1852
one Of six children Of William AM
Mary tElder) Barron. In the. au
tumn OF 1873 he married Olive Jack
son who survives him. Mr.. Barron
q was a prosperous farmer, loyal thru
' his life to his native town, which h
has served several times as collec
: tor. He was an active member O
o the Embden Branch OF the local N
e. Church. He was also a menibe
8 of Northern Star Lodge, A. F. and a
I'M. OF six children. three survive. I'll
sic. wife of Wilbert Walker OF thi
e village, Wallace c., who resides
the home farm, and Fred In Califor
Y mia. He Is survived also by two sis
: ters, Sarah, wife OF Wilder Moulto
of Stoneham, Mass, and Dora, wife G
d Josiah Holway of Solon. There ar
n several grandchildren. Funeral ser
vices were held Thursday at his lat
t residence, Rev. e. w. Robinson OH
! ciating. Interment in Sunset Gene
n terry under the direction of j. T, Mur
y ray. An escort of members of North
t ern Star Lodge accompanied tn
cortege to the cemetery where IN
i burial rite of the order was perform
!, ed, four of whose members, Arthu
/, Andrews, f. w. Scott. L. r. Sawye
1 and J. p. Murray, serving as bearers
t Harrison C. Plummer, a civil wa
: veteran of the Fourth Maine Regimen
e died Friday morning, April 20. at tn
}. home of his son on Madison avenu
: He had been an invalid for eight year
r and gradually grew more feeble an
h had not strength to rally. from a re
= cent attack of grip. Mr.. Plumme
was born in Damariscotta, Januar
r 26. 1888, son of Harrison G.. an
|. Caroline C. Plummer. His early Iii