The independent-reporter., 1924-07-17
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Northern Paper MIL, was injured. Mr..
Knox was sitting in the car waiting
for another roll to be wheeled In
shackle on. The jar CAUSED one OF
the big rolls of paper, weighing about
thirteen hundred pounds To topple
over hitting Mr.. Knox tremendous
blow across the back. No bones
were broken but internal injuries are
feared.
The first quarterly conference OF
the year at the Methodist Episcopal
Church will be held in the church
yestry, Thursday evening under the
direction of district superintendent,
d. b. Holt
Mrs. Percy Butterfeld returned
Friday from Waterville, where she
underwent a surgical operation at the
Elm City Hospital.
The first of the Union services of
the Protestant churches during the
summer months was held at the Meth
odist Episcopal church, Sunday morn
ing with the sermon by Rev. Glen r.
Asplin. The evening service was
conducted by Rev. c. II. Mckinney.
Fred &C. Skidmofe of Oxford june
ton is the guest of his daughter Mrs.
William Tuer at her home on Heald
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor OF
Stoneham. Mass, were the guests last
week OF Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Squires,
Bean street.
DULEY-HODGD0N
James Earl Duley and Miss Nettie
Hodgdon, both of Anson were united
in marriage at the Free Baptist par
sonage, Wednesday afternoon. July 8,
by Rev. E. b. Tetley, the single ring
service being used. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll
Sterry of Anson. Mrs. Duley wore
travelling suit of brown with hat
to match and carried a bouquet of
roses On their departure they were
met at the door by the clerks of the
Union store where Mr.. Duley is EN-
ployed and literally showered with
rice and confetti. After short
honeymoon passed at Mrs. Duley's
home in Solon they will make their
home in Anson Their many friends
IN this place and Anson extend con
gratulations.
FTLES-MOORE
The marriage of Frank J. Files of
Madison and Mrs. Mary e. Moore of
Alston, Mass. occurred Saturday
evening at the Congregational par
sonage The single ring service be
ing used by Rev. Charles Fl. McEl-
hiney and was witnessed by Miss Ber-
nice Plourde. Mr.. Files is the baker
at the Burns Food Shop and has a
host of friends who are extending
we'll wishes for the future. Mrs.
Files is a nurse and has been friend
tor many years They are to reside
for the summer at MIR Files farm
home about two miles from town.
MADISON CENTER
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hayden of
Portland spent last Thursday night
with Fred and Olive Hayden.
The Gibbon sisters have arrived at
Lakewood from Boston and engaged
cottage for the season.
EAST MADISON
Miss Evelyn Reed spent the week
end with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
Ruel Reed.
George and Wallace Mcdonald who
moved to Plymouth, Mass. year ago
are spending their vacation here,
making the trip by auto.
Mrs. Herbert Bosworth and family
together with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Judson and son are visiting with Mr..
Joe Bosworth and mother.
Mrs. Bosworth and family moved to
Lawrence, Mass. nearly three years
ago. We are always glad to see our
old friends back.
Mrs. Forrest Harvell returned home
Sunday after spending week with
relatives away.
SOUTH MADISON
Ralph Blackwell left town Monday
to visit his brother Percy Blackwell
of Haverhill, Mass. and his aunt Mrs.
II. f. Hamilton of Taunton, Mass.
Paul Tinkham of Wells Beach was
in this vicinity recently on business.
Lural Tozier, Mrs. Vesta Wills and
three children took an auto ride to
South Bingham, Sunday afternoon in
Mrs. Wills new truck.
Mr.. and Mrs A. II. McKenney visit
ed relatives in Livermore Falls over
the week end.
Herbert Hewitt and Miss Evelyn
Hewitt of Stratton, Mrs. May Eames
and daughter Edith Paddock Of Skow-
hegan, visited their cousin Mrs. Nesta
i Wills recently.
TWELVE CORNERS
i Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Dean of SolOn
were Sunday guests OF their uncle
! Ephraim Dean
i Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Robbins and
! daughter Doris. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
/ Richardson and daughter Villa, at
/ tended the Walter L. Main Circus
Friday at Skowhegan and reported 1t
a very good show.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Morse and
four children OF Lowell, Mass. are
spending a weeks vacation with Mr..
Morse sister Mrs. Elmore Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Brann of Wins
low called on Mr. Branh. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brann we're on their way to
Jackman.
Mr.. and Mrs Lemont Rich and
daughter Shirley, Miss Esther Web
Der and Doris Robbins made a trip
to Boothbay Saturday returning Sun
day. While away they visited with
Mrs. Rich's father
Miss Muriel Richardson made trip
TO Fairfield last week to see DR.. Tash.