The independent-reporter., 1910-02-24

JACkB0Ns
Fourth Annual AGasQuerade Ball At
Jackman hall. ThuTnday evening,
March 81, 1910. at 8.46 sharp. Music
by Kendall's orchestra Of Skowhegan
Ave pieces. Supper 1t intermission In
the Banquet hall. Floor director, F..
A. Dion: assistant. J. H. Murtha;
oficer. C. 8. Adams. Introduction
committee: w. J. Cooncy. r. r. John
son, Alec johnson Of Brownville Jet.
Harry Carlton, Greenville Jet: Chas.
Wilson, Moosehesd: Miles Bourke,
Howard Dereene. Clarence Tylas.
Long Pond; Alphonse Folardeau.
Lowelltown; Arthur Counter. Megan-
tic, Que; r. r. Holden. H. p. Nc
Kenney, Harry Newton, Edmond
Henderson, H. e. Armstrong. Am
brose Colby, Nell Holden. L.
q. Moore. Andrew Holden. George
Crawford, Rock Gilman, z. C. Bass.
=. A. Day. Ed Graffte. Willie Elliot.
N. w. BARLEY, NJ. H. Moore, Roy
Sawyer, Houro Murtha. Luther
Moore. Henry Wrinkle. Clarence Bart
ley, Wilford Velleux, Ernest Williams
.Iohn Sterling, Johnny Wilson, Ernest
Wilson, Herbert Harris. Grover
Moore, Eddie Gilbert, Walter Holden,
Walter Henderson, Ernest Hender-
son. Rules from first to last: Only
those with masks will be allowed to
dance the first six dances. Masks
must not be removed until time is
announced by the prompter, Those
without please comply with orders so
that no one Will say Kindly take a
seat until the masks are removed.
everyone invited. The best Of music
is none too good for our remarkable
jolly crowd 30 don't miss 1t. Any
kind of q suit will answer. Grand
march at 8.45 sharp. The best way
is to buy your tickets ahead OF time
and you don't have to stop at ticket
office to make change. Dance and
supper Is one ticket $1.75 per couple.
get your tickets at drug store and
register your name, that will protect
YOU II tickets should be forgotten or
lost. This dance only comes once
year. Notice that this dance is not
got up to make money same as other
dances between times, but for a good
time only. Everybody has to do
their part so come with your jolly eye
nd the riot will follow. This is the
tourth good time and not the last.
Tickets and Masks on sale at F. A.
Dion's Drug store. Dance and sup
per tickets, Sits; ladies with masks,
.ree; all others, Csc; children, f5c.
DEATH OF ALEC DUTELLY
This community was shocked and
saddened January 10Th to hear of the
sudden death at Sherebrook P. O., of
Alec Quietly.
Mr.. Quietly had been in his usual
health until Sunday prior to his death
when he was taken violently i'll ana
an operation was deemed advisable.
He was operated upon at Williams
hospital, where he died the following
Wednesday. The funeral services
were held at the Congregational
church Sunday, January 90. and was
attended by large concourse of sor-
rowing friends. Rev. D. c. Hershey
spoke words OF comfort to the bereav-
cabees of which Mr.. Quietly was q
member attended In body and held
the last rites over the body at the
grave.
He leaves to mourn his loss two
sons and three daughters, his wife
having passed to the higher life five
Years ago.
The floral tributes were beautiful,
CONSPICUOUS among which was large
wreath of roses from his brother
guides and floral harp presented by
sportsmen whom he had served as
guide.
| Mr.. Quietly was an honest. industri-
GUS, kind-hearted man, always ready
70 aid the distressed and give to the
needy These qualities together with
a cheerful disposition endeared him to
large circle of friends, by whom he
will be greatly missed.
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