The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-12-04

Next Sunday will be observed as
Golden Rule" Sunday, with offerings
for the Near East Relief
NORTH ANS0N
Mr.. and Mrs. John D. Benjamin
spent Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter. Mrs Percy Grant in Wateryille.
Mrs. Benjamin is staying over FOR a
week Or 50 as, Mrs. CRAM is mot very
we'll.
Mr.. Hill Of Bingham who has been
living With his daughter, Mrs. Lee
Ellis, the pass season. passed away
eunday. Funeral announcement lat
er. #.=. .,.5
The next meeting OF Emerald Re-
bekah Lodge will be held Wednes-
day evening. December 10. Fol
lowed by an entertainment.
George o. Aver, formerly of this
place, who has been in the west for
several years, mas returned to Lewis
ton and is staying with his grand
son, George Andrews. Mr.. Aver is
in feeble health
Mrs. George Evans of Westbrook
and Mrs. Will French OF Portland,
were guests at the Marshall farm re
Gently.
Alfred Holbrook OF Maine, w Mraz
of Hebron, Wilbur Dunphy and Er-
land Bailey of Bates spent Thanks
giving with their parents.
Ruth Rogers of Bates passed
Thanksgiving With her parents. Rev
and Mrs. c. w. Rogers.
,Hoyey, Barnaby and his, friend, Mr.
Landman of Bates. enjoyed Thanks
giving With M, pnd Mrs F.. J.. Barn
aby
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Emery en-
teRi aimed M aitd Mrs G.. w Steward
and Mr.. and Mrs Fred S. Parsons,
Thanksgiving. . ft ~ - ~
Alvin Bradbury was the guest Of
his. brother. .Mrs.- bradbury at King
field during Thanksgiving.
W Mr.. sand ARG Utt0bs. daughter PLY
10 DR. Alnd sgr5,sspinney and dangll-
Fec RaGhasrH B0|on were guests al
! the VMafsfil IN I'm, over Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Roxie Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs.
Pr BY r. whitney md family were given
a farewell reception - and party nj
The congregational vestry Tuesday
evening. November 25. Sandwiches,
cake, coffee and cocoa were served and
q. general, good time enjoyed by old
f3hd geung. Mf. whitney has bought
farm agency and moved 10 Skowhe-
gan. Our people will miss them all
very much, especially the C0ngre-
gutional people as they were regular
attendants at their church, Mrs. Mitch
ell being one of the members that
could be relied upon at any and all
times TO do her part in amy church
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merle Mitchell Of
Portsmouth, n. H., Mr. and Mrs. David
Bailey of Auburn, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Mitchell of Bingham were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Mitchell over
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Franc Savage who has been
visiting relatives in lIolyoke, also her
son Elmer w Sawyer. in Boston sey-
eral weeks, returned home for Thanks
giving.
Mrs. f. H. H0lley visited her niece,
Miss Lucy Dinsmore mt Lewiston who
recently had an operation on her
throat 4a
Lester and Arthur Williams, their
mother Nettie Williams were guests
of Mrs Williams nephew, Earle An
drews in Skowhegan. Thanksgiving.
Mark Bunker and son IchabOd OF
West Roxhury, Mass, spent Thanks
giving with Mr., Bunker's sister, Mrs
Aurila Steward.
REV CHARLES FRANK ANDREWS
i Rev. Charles Frank Andrews Of
+ Kingston Mass. died very suddenly
/ last Sunday, November 80. Franz
Andrews was born in North Arson
i September %, 1860 son of Austin ant
Esther Gihby) Andrews. His early
education was in Arson Academy
Kent's Hill and theological college il
/ New York. He has been pastor o
/ Universalist churches in Old Town
Freeport, Canton and Plymouth, Mass
And for the past seven years in Kings
ton, Mass, where he has made man!
friends. He leaves 10 mourn him
two sisters Mrs. Stella Weston o
Portland, Mrs. Media Paul of Rock Is
land. ILL.,, one brother, William An
drews of Lewiston. one half brother
Austin G. Andrews of North Arson
four nephews, Ralph Blunt. DAME
Paul, Fred and Bert Andrews, tire
nieces, Mrs Maude Pelker. Mrs. Mar
Andrew and Nina Andrew. Funera
arrangements will be announced later