The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-11-22
NORTH ANS0N

Mr. and Mrs. Ira W. Durgin and son
to spend the day with Mr. Durgin's
mother and sister,
Miss Ella Headberg of Providence,
/ r. l., who is a patient at the And
rews Sanatorium on Pleasant street,
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis. DR.. Wilbur of Lewis
ton and DR.. Marston performed the
operation.
Williams Bros. Motor Co.. Author.
lied Ford Sales and Service, Cars.
Trucks and Tractors, North Arson,
Maine. tf37
Emery Sulloway from Waterville
was a caller in town Monday.
Second hand parlor stove. Burns
wood or coal, for sale. Ostie Allen
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Andrews of
itors at G.. NJ Cooper's, Mrs. And
rew's is Mrs. Cooper's cousin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Russell of An
burn were week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Gould Porter.
Carl Andrews and wife have re-
turned TO their home In the village
after closing very Successful season
at Andrews Bros. Camps at Lake Emb-
den.
Lottie Green will Serve a special
Thanksgiving dinner Thursday, No
vember 20.
Elizabeth Green Is fast recoving
from her broken collar bone which
she sustained while at play at the
Mark Emery school three weeks ago.
James Thorne gave a very interest
ing and instructive talk to the Acad-
envy students last Thursday forenoon.
Jos. Heminger of Waterville was
calling on his father in law Edgar
Millay Monday on his way to Trout
dale for a hunting trip.
Albert Bushey and Sylvester Chap
man of Lexington were business CALL
ers in town Tuesday.
DR.. Arthur Williams returned Mon
day night from business trip to
Portland.
M. e. CHURCH NOTES
The Ladies Aid of the M e. Church
held another one of their successful
fairs at the Community Room last
Wednesday, and netted $3.50 for the
treasury. The only decorations were
the booths which were very attractive
with their various colors of crepe pa
per- The apron booth with it's aprons
of all kinds and sizes was in charge
of Mrs. jennie Hodgkins. The fancy
work booth contained articles too nu-
merous to mention which found Il
ready sale. Mrs. Fannie Spearin and
Mrs Bert Wltham presided over this
|. booth.
Mrs. Elsie Walker had charge of the
ever popular candy booth and Mrs.
Folke stood guard over an attractive
mystery BARREL from whose depths
came forth mysterious articles which
seemed to please the children i'm
mensely.
The Dutch Garden in charge of Mrs
/ Ellie Bailey had most wonderful bar
gains and Mrs. Susie Young conducted
Japanese booth where she sold beau
tiful and exquisite articles from far
away Japan. Last but not least to be
mentioned was the large grocery booth
where Mrs. Ethel Deane had -four
ishing trade until many OF her wares
were entirely sold.
At noon, delicious chicken dinner
was served and at six o'clock baked
bean supper was enjoyed.
Mrs. Edna Ellis had charge of the
kitchen committee which included MSs
Belle Perkins, Mrs. Hortense Felker,
Mrs. Iona Dunphy and Mrs. Irving
Clifford.
Photographs taken day or night at
the milford Baker Studio" Bingham,
Me. Make your appointments now
for Xmas gifts. n. E. Telephone
1914. SWAT
Next Sunday will be observed as
Thanksgiving Sunday and Rev. John
Cooper will preach Thanksgiving
sermon at the morning service and at
o'clock he will give lecture upon
1.-THE Story Of the Pilgrims This
will be a union service, both morn
ing and evening and large audience
is expected, as this Innovation of OBJ
serving Thanksgiving on Sunday rath-
err than upon Thursday seems more
convenient to the ladies', at least.
Journeys Through Life and Our
Guide Book" was the theme of the pas
tors sermon, ON Sunday morning, in
which he gave retrospection Of life,
considering 1t from the viewpoint OF
| the home the school the church and