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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-04-22
NORTH ANSON

The D. A. R. Chapter has just pre-
scented Stewart Public Library the
Historical Register of officers OF the
Continental Army, 1775-l7S3' by
Francis B. Hoffman.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins Is visiting In
Boston and Maiden, Mass, and Will
remain about two weeks longer
Little Ruth Alice, the adopted
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. D. M. Mar
shall of Oakland, died Monday morn
ing after a long illness caused by
the effects of pneumonia. Her age
was about one year and ten months.
The funeral was held Wednesday ar
ternoon at Oakland and the remains
were brought to North Arson for
burial In Sunset cemetery.
There will be no preaching In the
Methodist church next Sunday morn
ing as the pastor Is attending Con-
ference.
The local potato market seems
quiet this week and no buyers thus
far are seen. There are thousands
of bushels of potatoes within a radius
of three miles of this village, but
where are the buyers?
Mrs. Joseph Shaw and children and
sister Alice, went to Jackman the
last of the week to remain during
the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. Gardner Wills are
attending the M. p. Conference at
Waterville this week.
The Newcastle Company are haV-
ing good success with their drive and
have already started the rear The
drive down the Carrabassett will be
about five millions.
Peter Larkin, master driver on the
Kennebec river, went up over the
road Friday night on his way TO
bingham. Mr.. Larkin says that the
water in the Kennebec Is good
pitch for the season and no water
from the lake is being drawn OH as
yet.
Mr.. Hebert on the Libby farm in
Embden, has installed 20 horse
power traction engine and is plowing
four eighteen inch burrows at once,
He also draws four harrows with this
engine, leveling a fourteen foot strip
every time the engine rolls along.
The time Is not far distant when
these engines will be used on many a
Maine farm.
NJ A. Games. master driver on the
section ut Patterson bridge. has
strung his booms ready for the logs
He has fioated Ave booms above the
bridge and three below IT, with
these booms Mr.. Eames with a small
crew handles the logs with great sue
cesa
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Emery have
returned home from Boston.
Mira. Ada wing has been In Water
Vile several days on account OF th'
! illness OF her mother.
! Dick Seers Of the Boston American
went up over the Somerset road sat
urdny on his way TO Mosquito to oh
( tain views OF the scenery.
A Farmers telephone has just beer
Installed In Herbert Mitche'is house
The call 10 line 3. rina IL,
prrley Hooper has moved IRON
Madison to this town and located of
his fathers farm on ksunebec Az.
The meeting Of the Womans Slaf
Friday afternoon was an unnsuall,
tntsresting ssssloa. On account %
the Illness ~ the president. Mrs.
Annie nlses.. hrst Vice president
presided, The roli call vas snss
cred by curvsnt Evvass The treas
urst reported . balance al ,wsaty
ave dollars IN the treasury, Dufins
the year tho club has sivsa ahaa'
| seventy ssiisss IA sts~art fahlis
LIBRARY, sspeadsd sasll smsan, To-
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land, where she was taken suddenly
Ill with what the Doctors termed
bronchial pneumonia and passed away
Thursday at IL p. m. April Is. Mrs.
Stotts death was unexpected and the
blow falls heavily on the bereaved
parents, brothers and sisters. who
have the heartfelt sympathy Of the
entire community in their great sor-
row. The funeral services were
from the family home Sunday at 2
p. m. and the remains were taken to
Augusta for burial.
Alpheus Gerald of Clinton was at
C. B. Chases Saturday. While in town
he purchased an oxford Down Buck
of George Weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wheeler are
rejoicing over the birth of baby boy
born April 16, mother and child are
doing well.
Mrs. Annie. Wheeler and daughter
Mrs John Richards were called to
Waterville Saturday to attend the flu
neral of a relative.
Frank Barnes of Hinckley was in
the place Saturday calling on friends.
Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. burlington pas
SEQ SUNDAY WIN hei nioehei III ooo'h
Canaan.
E. S. Mack of st. Stephen, N. B.
was a guest in the home of Mrs. c. B.
Chase from Friday until Monday.
Charles Allen is repairing his barn
which adds much to the improvement.
II. NJ. Chase is erecting new barn
at his home in Cornyille.
Arthur Merrill has been making in
terror repairs at his farmhouse in
Cornville, known as the Alfred Max
well farm situated near the Steam
Mill
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lahey have
leased the farm in Cornville known
as the Lelander Bigelow farm, now
owned by L. l.. Walton Esq, of Show
hogan.
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A POSITIVE FACT
II DR.. n. J. kendall's Quick Relief
would not Cure We Could not Az.
ford 10 Reco N mend Il

II Is easy enough to claim remedy
will cure neuralgia. toothache. or any
pain In the bowels or stomach. but
when we tell you that we have been
selling DR.. II. J. Kendall's Qaiek r..
lief for long time and that nothing
we know Of gives such universal sat
isfaetion In the treatment OF collie,
toothaehe. cramps. or any pain In the
bowels or stomach. you can readily
understand Why we continue 10 cell
II over our guarantee. And u may
interest you To know that We make
sales every day To people who have
been seat here for Dr.. n j. ksa1alts
Qulck Relief by those Who themselves
have been greatly beneatsed- Have
confidence for 10 after asins one bottle
OF ps. n. J. keoAalrs Qulck uellsi you
are not perfectly satisAed we viii pay
back your monsy. fehA MAJ
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BROWNS CORNER-CANAAN

John Goodwin of Hartland was in
the place Saturday on business.
Miss Olive Elizabeth Horne is as
sisting Mrs. Earl Burrill at the VII
lage.
Guy Booker has gone TO Massachu-
sets where he will be employed.
Mrs. Ada Stotts of Turner came to
visit April IL with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Chas Bragg of West Hart
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EAST SKOWHEGAN

Mrs Wardwell of Hinckley was
called to East Skowhegan Sunday af-
ternoon on account of the illness OF
her mother Mrs. Sybil Burrill.
Frank Pooler and Carl ireland
were in Skowhegan village during the
Y. NJ. C. A. Boys Conference which
was held there Saturday and Sunday
Daisy Richardson and Elvie Kicker
visited with Hazel Kicker at Coco
Will last Sunday.
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" observe Memorial Day ON Monday

observe Memorial Day on Monday,
May 81.
Annie L. Decker will be at Mrs.
Robert ,Hayden's next Tuesday. from
until $3.50 to meet patients.
Athens was well represented by a
delegation to the Somerset County
Boys Conference at Skowhegan, April
1918.
The frequency of fires of late ma
turally leads one to think of insur-
ance protection and wonder If their
policy has expired as sometimes
proves to be the case. Four large
fires have lately been noticed, the VIII
Peterson fire, April 3, at North Har-
mony; the Fred Hanson at Ripley,
April 8; the Foster Brooks fire at ST.
Adams, April 9, and the W. K. Whit
ney fire at ,Norridgewock, April 10.
April Is there was an alarm or nre
at the saw mill at West Athens and
a grass fire April Is on Dore Hill.
These were extinguished without
great damages, the one at West Ath-
ems seeming almost miraculous. The
fire burned off in the upper part a
2x4 joist which dropped on the lever
of the whistle causing it to blow con-
tinuously till a crowd gathered and
put it out with a reported loss of
about $50
Almon Locke who has been Ill Is
reported as improving slowly.
Mrs. l.. W. F'oss began teaching at
East Athens. April 10.
The G. A R Post are to observe
Saturday, May 20 as Memorial Day
and Nav % "a Memorial Sunday
Mrs. Nellie Leighton and Mrs.
Abbe Fox who have been i'll are re-
ported as improving.
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HOLON


Mr.. and Mrs. Glenwood Rainy and
children of Wateryille have been the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Ray
the past week.
Rev. ]. L. Pinkerton left Tuesday
noon for Waterville to attend the
Maine Methodist Conference which Is
in session in that city this week.
Miss Marian Buzzell. teacher of the
Grammar School spent the week end
at her home In Hartland.
Mrs. Ralph Larrabee and children
are spending a few days with her pa
rents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norton In
Arson.
Full stock OF Fisk tires guaranteed
for 1000 miles at lower prices than
last year Briggs Garage Co., Bingham.
13tf
There Will be no preaching at the
Methodist Church next Sunday. The
Sunday School will meet at 1890.
Mrs. Nellie Chick of Roxbury, Mass
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
Randlett a few days this week. Mrs
Chick was here looking after some
repairs that are to be made on the
old Moore residence on Main st.
Special Saturday night at Caratunk
Hall For the Honor of Old Glory
or the Stars and Stripes in Mexico
a great a reel photo play.
The Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will
attend services at the Congregational
Church Sunday afternoon, April 18TH.
Grant Witham, a prosperous farmer
of Embden, left Tuesday morning for
Newmarket, n. II. with eight thor
oughbred Hereford cattle which ne
has sold to John Walker.
The boys who attended the Con-
ference at Skowhegan last week from
this place were Kendall Cross, A. b.
Curtis, Lee Smith. Clarence d. Soper,
Conan Priest, David M. Wiley. Isaac
f. Davis, Harold Spaulding, Forrest
Pinkerton, Leland Cooley and Carl
Andrews. Rev. j. l.. Pinkerton act
ed as leader. The boys returned
home Monday and report most en-
joyable time.
Osmer Whipple who has been
spending the past year here with his
brothers and sisters returned to his
home In the West Tuesday morning.
DR.. p A. Wood of Bingham will be
in Scion, in Hotel Parlor, Thursday,
April 10Th for the practice of dentis-
try.
DR.. and Mrs. j. o. Piper have com
pleted their plans and will change
their residence to Andover, Mass,
about May 1st
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CORNYILLE

pernice Walton went to Lewiston
Saturday, where she is to teach the
spring term in one of the rural
schools.
Mrs. Mary Tufts has returned home
after passing the winter with her
daughter Edith Trask.
George Neil who has been confined
to the house for long time, gains
very slowly.
Miss Hattie Blaisdell returned to
Revere, Mass, Thursday of last
week
Try IN ad in Everybody's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. futile of Show
hogan were guests Friday of c. T.
Moody and family.
James Erskine who has charge of
the Town Farm, moved his family
there Friday of last week.
The inside of the East Ridge church
is receiving a coat of paint and new
paper.
Mrs. Paulina Flanders who has
been confined to the house for the
past few weeks has so far recovered
as to be able to resume her house
work. Mrs. Ham who has been as
sisting her has returned to the home
of her daughter Mrs. Colman Scott.
f. H. York is in Lynn, Mass, for
a few days visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Williams were
the guests of Mrs. Williams sister
Mrs. Paulina Flanders one day the
past week.
Forrest Herrin is painting his farm
buildings.
H. w. Rowell accompanied by his
wife and daughter Hil1a were callers
at e. F. Wescotts Sunday.
f. f. Wescott who has been confined
to the house with an attack of cry
slpelas is reported as gaining.
MAITLAND
We want az correspondent for
Hartland and vicinity. Would be
pleased to hear from anyone inter-
ested.
ATHENS
The last regular meeting of the
Baptist Auxiliary was with Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Foss, April IA. 1t being
Mr.. Foss' 18th birthday. the ladies'
with the aid of Mrs. Foss planned to
surprise him An all-day meeting
with a picnic dinner was decided upon
Mrs. Ellen Jones brought nice
birthday cake Other ladies brought
different kinds of cake. pies. brown
bread, beans. salads, pressed meat,
relshes, etc. Twenty enjoyed the
social dinner hour after which the
president, Eta Chapman called to
order and a short program was carri-
ed out After the opening exercises
America was sung, current events and
quotations were given, also readings
by Lillian Emery, Ellen Emery and
Laura Rowell. Mr.. Foss, Asa
Emery, Freeman Moses and Leonard
Taylor gave "reminiscences of youth
full days. 1t being the fiftieth ami
versary of the assassination of Abra-
ham Lincoln, one of the ladies men
toned this circumstances and s. A.
Foss and Leonard Taylor were asked
to tell where they were when the
news reached them. Mr.. Foss said
he was in the hospital at City Point.
Mr.. Taylor was in North Carolina,
returning from the March to the Sea.
The secretary read beautiful letter
from Mrs. Julia Brayton who left
here In January to pass sometime with
a daughter in Brownsville, Pa. Mr..
Foss was asked to come forward when
Mrs. Chapman in behalf of the society
presented him with fiashlight. The
next meeting OF the Auxiliary will be
with Mrs Asa Emery, April %.
william Morgan Post. Athens, will
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BLACKW ELL

The many friends of Mrs. w. l.
Bird, who recently underwent a surgi-
cal operation at Somerset Hospital
Skowhegan, will all be pleased tc
know she is speedily gaining.
Rev. Brooks. son of c. X. Brooks
former pastor of the Madison Epis-
copal Church will conduct the services
at the Blackwell schoolhouse next
Sunday. April 25th. A most cordial
invitation is extended to everyone to
be present.
Miss Jennie Murray left town Mon
day p. m. for Dexter where she will
be the guest of her sister Mrs. A. ]
Trefethen for several days.
Miss Beatrice Graham spent few
days the first of the week at Lake
Maranicook
Will Bird who has been the guest
of his brother Fred of this place left
Monday for his home in Aroostook
County
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basketry which has brought large re-
turns, bought folding chairs for the
use of the Club and done many other
things. The chairman of each de-
partment has labored earnestly to
forward her individual work. 1t
was voted to create two new depart
ments. Also that the Civic commit
tee, to which Mrs. Flora Wait was
added purchase trash barrels to
place on the streets Mrs. Capitola
Shaw and Mrs. Lula Clark read arti-
cles pertaining to their departments.
The president appointed Mrs. And
rews and Miss Sawyer to serve as
tellers during the election OF officers
which resulted as follows: Presi-
dent Annie Louise Bisbee; vice
presidents, first. Carrie Hutchins;
second, Annebel Pullen. third Mary
Porter; secretary and treasurer. Lucy
Andrews; councillors. Elizabeth Hol-
ley, Maude Emery; chairman of Lit
erature department, Elizabeth En-
cry; Arts and Crafts, Flora Wait;
Civic Improvement, Alice simmons;
Domestic Science, Lucy Andrews;
Educational, Marion Barnaby; Musi-
cal. Maude Emery; Health, Lula
Clarke. This being the last meeting
of the Club year, the adjournment
was to October 1st.
The many friends of Mrs. Annie L.
Decker will be glad to know that she
is to resume her practice here again
She will be in town every other Sat
urday Ito commence April "a until
further notice. from 1890 a. m. to
5 p. m. at Mrs. Harry Savage's, to
meet patients. ADVERTISEMENT
An anniversary sermon will be
preached before the Odd Fellow and
Rebekah Lodges in the Congregation
al Church next Sunday afternoon.
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WEST EMBDEN

Mrs. Fred Mckinney has been at
Arson the past week working for
Mrs Frank Briggs.
Mrs. Andrew Hilton remains about
the same.
Miss Eta Barron is teaching the
Washington school.
Miss Bessie Slipp is teaching the
Emerson school and boards at Michael
Berrys
There are four new scholars en-
rolled at the Washington school this
spring as follows: Evelyn Barron,
Dwight Barron, Henry Mckinney and
Warren Pease making total of
nineteen in all.
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SOUTH BINGHAM AND VICINITY

Ernest Gilman has sold his farm on
the River Road to Alton Robinson.
Mrs. Nellie York is very i'll with
bronchial pneumonia.
Mrs. VIM Kiger is working at Fred
Drury's.
Lester Chase was recently at home
a few days.
In the obituary of Mrs. George Tay-
lor of Skowhegan in last weeks is
sue. her aged mother Mrs. Nancy
Spofford of Bingham was not mention
ed in the list of relatives who sur
yive. Owing to her advanced age of
ninety years Mrs Spofford was I'M
able to attend the funeral.
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The News of Somerset Busy Towns


and Rebekahs will appear at church
in a body. Rev. T. B. HIATT has been
invited to preach the sermon for the
occasion.
Elite shoes are the best and most
stylish. High and low, cloth top and
rubber soles at Donigan's.
Thos. Cahill of Boston is in town.
Mrs. Walter Curtis of Monmouth,
formerly Miss Ruby Whitehouse, was
guest of Mrs. Marta Savage last
week.
A. S. Burke is building a modern
up-to-date hen house on the rear OF
his lot.
1t Is rumored that Mr.. Kemp who
now occupies the restaurant is to
vacate on Saturday and Mrs. lzanna
Moore will resume her duties at that
place.
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MOORE,s MTLLS-CANAAN

We want correspondent for
Moores Mills and vicinity. tfl6
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-23
Sufre Ia amputacj0D de SUI pierna
Ia artista Sahara BeYnardtEl
nada. Recibc manifestations de carino
de todas parties del mundo

BERLIN. Febrero 22.-Dc-
finitivamente han deciuido los
medicos que atienden a Ia ar
tista francesa Sarah BG'nhardt
practicar la ampuUaci6n de Ia
Dierna derecha de la notable
tragica, para evitar que sohre-
vengan comp!icaciones que pu-
dieran ser de funestas conse-
cuencias.
Aver lunes, fu6 ell dia fila
do para la operaci6n, que Sc
public6 en- ell Hospital de San
Agustin de Arcach6n en- Bur
deos. Francia. Con tai motive
los admiradOres de la artista
le han estado enyiando tele-
gramas de tocas parties del
mundo, en- los cu&les le EXPIRE
san su simpatia y la amman
a sufrir con valor la penosa
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-23
FL ENCARCEI AAlIENTO de- Los SACERDOTES DA LUGAR A
MANIFEST CLONES De PROTESTA
Un numeroso grupo de senoras fue apedir al Mi
nistro del Brazil que interceda por ellos.
Ell Secretario Bryan esta hacienda
agencias para conseguir su libertad
CabIegrama especial para LA PRENSA.

c. DE MEXICO. FebrerO y.
-Notase una gran eXitaci6n
entire todas las classes sociales
del pueblo de esta capital,
por la disposition de los ca
rrancistas de reducir a prisi6n
a la mayor parte de los sacer-
dotes residentes en- ella
Durante el dia Sc Organiza-
ron alggnas manifestations
de protesta por la ord?n SUI
sodicha, Siendo la mas nume-
rosa, una de Senoras que Sc
dirigi6 a la Legaci5n del Bra
sil, pidiendo al Representative
de esc pals que intervenga con
los carrancistas para que sean
en- liberiad los sacer-
dotes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-23
Mr.. DuvaI West saIi0 de
Ia ciudad de Fl PasO
para chihuahua
Ali esperara a que re-
grese Francisco Villa
de Guadalajara

Telegrama especial para La
PRENSA.
Ell PASO, Tex, Febrero p.
Ell viernes en- la noche salio
de esta ciudad para la CAPT
tai del Estado de Chihuahua,
eli senior Duval West, repre-
sentante especial del presiden-
te Wilson cerca de Francisco
Villa.
SegGn manifesto el Seno"
West antes de partir, perma-
necera en- Chihuahua antes
necera en- Chihuahua haSta
Que Francisco Villa regrese a
la mencionada ciudad, de Ia
expedition militar que esta
dirigiendo Ell la costa occiden-
tai del pals.
Sc dice que aunque los nj
nistrOS de Villa reSiden en-
Chihuahua, el senior West no
tratara con ellos ningunos de
los asuntos que lleva, pues son
enteramente persOnales con
Villa Y por esa circumstances Sc
resuelve a esperarlo hasta Que
regrese de SUI expedition.
Las utimas noticias que Sc
tienen de Villa dicen que Sc
encuentra Ell Gkadalajara: de
regreso de su expedition que
di6 por resultado la toma de
Manzanillo Y Sc cree que al
conocer la determination del
senior West de esperarlo en-
Chihuahua, violentara su via
ie a la mencionada ciudad
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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LOS ANGELES. Cal, Febre-
70 22-De las Investigations
hechas por las autoridades jul
diciales en- eI proceSo inStrui-
do contra el Millionaire Chan
dler. Walter Bowker Y otroS
cinco individuOS mas, pOr el
delito de violaci0n de las leyes
de neutralidad, Sc ha llegadO
al conocimiento de algunOs de-
TALES que demuestran que e
complOt de que Sc acuSa =
los mencionadoS individuOS, e.
muchO mas impOrtante de 10
cue en- un principle Sc creyO.
Para ell descubrimiento lie
esos detalles han coOper&do
grandemente seis agentes 81
GobiernO que deSde hace Va
rias semanas Sc encuentran Ell
esta ciudad dedicados eXcIu-
sivamente es2 fin. Narios
agenteS carrancistas tambIea
han tornado parLe en- las in
vestigaciones, EAes Sc mue,-
tran grandemente interesados
en- que Sc descubran los h:lcS
del complot, que Segun parece
esta ramificado por variaS ciu-
dades de Ia frontera. DichoS
agentes carrancistaS han mani
festado que dentro de poco5
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efectO el Secretario Bryan
ha mandado instruccioneS al
consul Canada a VeracruZ pa
ra que liable personalmente
con don Venustiano en- favor
de los $50 sacerdotes que Sc
encuentran detenidos Ell el Pa
lacio Nacional de Mexico y
a quienes sc les eXigen. ....
$5O0.OOO pesos de rescate.
Sc dice que entire los sacer-
dotes presos hay algunos espa-
noles a quienes Sc les va a
eXpulSar del pals
InstrucciOnes semejanteS
las dadas al consul Canada, lie
han sido enviadas al agente
Siliiman que Sc encuentra en-
la ciudad de Mexico q fin de
conseguir la libertad de los
mencionados sacerdotes, solo
que en- este case el agente
Silliman no hara representation
nes diplomaticas ante ell ge-
neral Obreg6n, en- virtud de
Ia Ultima disposition de C;:-
rranza, 81 no que Sc concre:a-
ra a usar de su Influenza
personal para con ell suborGi-
nado del primer jefe.
Como parece que la comuni-
caci6n entire Mexico Y Vera
cruz ha quedado va reanuda-
da, es probable que el agcnte
Silliman emprenda hoy o ma
mana su viaje al puerto.