The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-01-15

choice apples from E. b Williams OF
Twin Falls. Idaho. We are not only
remembered but all of the old-time
friends of Mr.. Williams received
generous lot of this choice fruit. 1t
will be remembered that MI Williams
had a very interesting letter in the
independence Reporter few weeks
ago. giving some of his early expert
cnce in the Western country. lie Is
one of the North Arson boys that mas
made good and all of his friends mere
are pleased at his success. Inc iol-
lowing is message 10 his old-ume
friends of his school days IN THIS VII
tage:
Twin Falls. Idaho. Jan. |, 18Th.
TO my Friends in Maine:
Dear Friends
Cheer up. you may not know II
but the worst is over. TAKE II
from me. with a wish for long
time run of happiness that 1914 Is
going to be a sun dance. Joy
year. Get your partners and don
shout at the professor as he Is
doing the best he can.
Here's How,
f. B. WILLIAMS.
The box con tanning the fruit was
marked with the following
TO AGENTS ALONG THE ROUTE
These apples we're raised in the
great Twin Falls Tract of Land,
in sunny southern Idaho, where
the sun shines 365 days In the
year. They get their size and
flavor by being kissed by the sun.
and their color by being kissed by
the early frost. Eaten at bed
time will cause one to dream oil
birds and flowers They are in
tended for old-time friends of mine
down in Maine. so please handle
with care.
f. B. WILLIAMS
Twin Falls, Idaho.
The Eastern Stars and Rebekahs
will have a moving picture entertain
ment in Carrabassett Hall, Friday
evening and Miss Florence Walker the
talented solost from Arson Will sing
Pop corn and home made candies Will
be on sale.
Mrs. John D. Benjamin entertained
the Past Grands Association, Thurs
day evening at her home on Pleas
ant street.
Joseph Norton has gone up into the
woods to work at Ward Jones camps
near Highland.
f. A. Dinsmore and Gardner ingalls,
have been drawn as traverse jurors
and Albert w. Reed as grand juror
from Arson to serve at the January
term of court.
of Providence. r. l.. that at recent
meeting of the Cranston School Com
mittee of that city, Olin Z. Taylor was
reelected chairman of the Board, and
is an able and competent man Tor the
place. Mr. Taylor is one of our VII
lage boys and since leaving nome
when very young his business career
has been a successful one. His many
old-time friends hope that the long
wears to come will be crowned with
the success that has been his in the
past.
MIR. and Mrs. w. w Manchester of
Northeast Harbor were the guests OF
MIR. and Mrs. O. W. Savage, Sunday.
They were formerly residents OF this
village. and this winter Mr.. Manches-
ter has his paint shop at Madison.
Their daughter Emily is a student. at
Bates College.
Rev c. r. Andrews arrived here,
Tuesday forenoon, from Plymouth,
Mass. for a short visit with his sister
Mrs. Frank Pierce. whose health con-
Times very poor. Mr. Andrews is
considering a call to a church in Cali
fornia.
]. H. Thorne is at home this week
from his law office at Madison, Ill win
the grip There are quite NUMBER
of cases about the village.
Ernest Doyen has taken a rent IN
the Carrabassett block.
George Pierce and his wife of New
Portland visited relatives here. Sun
day. They started, Thursday, for
California. where they will spend the
winter.
Stewart Public Library has received
from the First National Bank OF
Skowhegan, large check pad and
calendar.
Timothy Kimball died Wednesday
night, January 7th, at the home OF MS
son George. He was here on Visit
for few weeks and for the most OF
the time had been in his usual health,
save an i'll turn. which occurred a few
days before, being stricken with
pneumonia, his sickness covering but
three days Although a stranger in
this village, he formed friends easily.
His life business had been deep sea
fishing, and he had followed this for
many years. 1t was most interesting
to hear him relate his experiences of
taking fish off the Grand Banks and
other places. Mr.. Kimball was lit
tie over 73 years of age. The remains
were taken to Bremen for the funeral
and burial.
G. L. Hovey returned home, Satur-
day night, from a trip to Portland,
Boston and other places on business