The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-11-09

potato ndSneT, anu SndI1cs why ohN
wife at the busy end of the carvers,
the wheels began to turn at the rate
of 60 minutes to the hour and at S.lo
O'Clock there remained but the skele-
tons of 3S splendid chickens to tell
the tale of awful slaughter. About 40
dollars was realized from the supper
and the treasury of the Ladies circle
was enlarged to the amount OF $oo.oo'
the men having provided the chicken:
The musical program, consisting OF
selections by Bakers orchestra anu
j. ]. Lander's graphonoia, was
much enjoyed by the large number
nresent. Too much cannot be SAID IN
praise of the splendid cooking demon
strated at this festival, thanks to the
good women of Bingham. 1t was
happy. filled and satisfied company
that wendell its way homeward AFTER
the enjoyment of the social hour. Inc
members of the Ladies' circle wish 10
express their appreciation, ana 10
thank the gentlemen for their gener-
Gus gift to the funds of their society.
NORTH ANSON.
The following books have recently
been presented to the Foster Public
library by Dr. C. C. Williams. of Pasa-
dena, Cal, a native of this town:
Boston Records. 1S111818," Boston
Marriages, 1752-1809," Popular Zoo
logy." school Zoology" Manual OF
the Constitution of the United States"
Marie" Stories from English His
tory" Stories from the Old Testa-
ment for Children" "Rollo's Travels,
"Rollo's Experiments" Ways OF
Wood Folks" The Spinner Family"
Benjamin Franklin, His Life Written
by HIMSELF" Story of the Thirteen
Colonies" THE American Govern
ment," THE Land We Live H." The
Beginners American History"
E. P. Barnaby has bought the house
on Center street now occupied by
! Joshua Andrews and daughter.
Harry Curren has gone to Vancou-
yer, B. c.
Fairfield Fenlason and family who
moved over East few months ago,
has now gone to Stoneham, Mass.
Hume & Newhall Lumber company
began saving logs at their mill here
this week 1t is said that it will take
about a month to do the work.
Postmaster Hovey went to Portland,
Monday to attend the great Maine
/ Corn and Fruit show being held there
this week.
Work is being pushed at the New
castle Mills. A new planer has just
| been installed that planes $50 feet of
boards a minute.
There is complaint of a shortage
of water about town. Some of the
houses are without this necessity.
The No. Arson Branch of Drs.
Smith & Cover Skowhegan Dental
offices will be open as usual next Mon
day and Tuesday when desired ap-
pointments may be made in advance
by mail addressed to thu Skowhegan
office.
Mrs. Viola Williams, patriotic in
structor of Captain Hutchins circle,
and Mrs. Inez Crymble, went to Arson
to the Garfield schools, Monday, and
presented flags to the three schools
which had no flags. The Circle has
now given all the Garfield schools
large flags This order and the d. A.
r. chapter have done much to slim
ulate love of country in the hearts of
the rising generation.
! Mr.. Hendricks of the firm of Scott
& Hendricks has sold out his interest
]
/ Williams and has gone to another
town to reside.
Miss Minnie Ramsdel of Fairfield
who has recently moved there, had a
i Halloween party and several went
/ from here.
Mrs. Daniel Flanders of Bingham is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Fland-
ers.
Drs. Smith & Cover with offices in
Sampson building, will in the future
conform their prices to that of Water
vile, Fairfield and surrounding towns
in offices where the best materials are
used. This means reductions espec-
tally in artificial teeth and crowns and
bridging.
Thirty from this village went to
Scion, Friday night to church sup
per and social.
There will be social at the Con-
gregational vestry, Friday evening,
Nov. 10, given by the Sunday school.
Refreshments will be served.
Dr. p A. Wood of Bingham will
be in North Arson, Monday, as usual,
for the practice of dentistry.
SOLON.
Miss Adams, pastor of the NJ. E.
church left Monday morning for a
two weeks rest with her mother in
Boston.
Mrs. Marcellus Irvine was in Madi-
son Saturday.
Mrs. Isannah Moore and Mrs. Web
ster of Bingham were the guests OF
Mrs. Mabel Vittum Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Clark of Cara
funk we're the guests of Dr. and Mrs.
Piper Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Hattie Merrill and Mr.. and Mrs
Samuel Libby were in Madison Mon
day.
There was a small dancing party in
| Grange hall Saturday evening. Music
| by Mr.. Nutting and Mrs. Head.
The fair given by the L. II. C. Fri
day was very successful and the So
ciety realized a very good sum.
Mrs. lima Norton received a shower
of post rds on her birthday the
22nd of October, which she appreciated
very much.
Drs. Smith & Cover with offices in