The independent-reporter., 1918-11-28
The News of Somerset's Busy Towns

Carl Cross is working at Somerset
Junction.
Mrs. Elmira Trench and son Charles
have gone to Medfeld, Mass. for the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brackett are
in Madison visiting relatives
Miss Beulah Abbott was home from
Madison over Sunday.
G. w Bass Of Portland was a bust
ness caller in town Monday
George Lyons and Alton Hodgkins
have gone to Sandy Stream to work
in the numbering camps
Mrs Adde Hannigan and little
daughter Anna of Anson were callers
of tho home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Hilton last Sunday.
Coleman Clark and Anson clark
were home from Sandy Stream Sun
day. I'll.
list
Private Guy Dunlap from the Base
Hospital at Camp Devens was nome
on a short furlough recently.
Harry Austin and family have clos
ed their house and gone to Canaan for
the winter where Mr.. Austin has tax
en- A numbering contract.
Miss Dorothy Folsom returned to
Hartland. Saturday
Mrs. Jane Mills visited friends in
Skowhegan last week.
Miss Grace McIntire of North Bel
grade Is living with Mr.. and Mrs. e
r Barker this winter.
Twenty-Five Of the High School VIC
tory girls are rehearsing for MIN
strel Show which they are to give
about Dec. 18th
Sanford Miller and son Sidney nave
returned from hunting trip up river
Milford Healey is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira knowlan recently
visited In Wilton
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Pray are visit
ing their daughter Miss Iona at Ken
nebunk
Miss Nellie Holt has returned to
her home in Canaan.
Last week a notice was given OF the
exercises held at the High School last
week Friday for the dedication OF
Service Flag for those who are in the
service from the school and the fol-
lowing people are represented by a
star on the flag. TWO teachers, PAU
Kennison and Frank Huckins, Harry
Wheeler, Hugh Hight, Miss Marion
Taylor, Carl Cross. Fred Spaulding,
Ernest Kelley, Albert Parsons, Miss
Elsie Walker, Lewis Miner, Wilmer
Stevens Harold Pierce Walter Far
rand, Guy Dunlap, Horace Watson,
Eugene Huff, Alton McGee Ivory
Haskell and Charles Meuse
THE UNITED WAR WORK CAM
PAIGN
To The Citizens of ridgeWock -
The Norridgewock Executive Com
mittee for the United Seven Ograniza-
tlons desire publicly to thank each
and every individual giyer large or
small alike, for his or her gift; and
all stores and business firms for their
gifts and assistance; and especially
to thank every worker who has so
loyalty and faithfully given his or her
time and efforts to make possible the
splendid results of this campaign.
The number OF contributors report
ed indicates that there are some per-
sons who through accidental over
sight or their absence have not been
solicited, and if they desire to con-
tribute to the great work of these or
ganizations they will confer favor
on the committee by leaving their
contributions at J. NJ. Pierces store,
or with r. A. Whitney
L. r. FOLSOM, Chairman
j NJ. Pierce Bernard Carr,
Executive Committee.
r. A Whitney, Treasurer.
No. of subscribers 309
Total amount subscriptions
cash and pledges from all
sources. including Victory
boys and girls $2.335. rs
Cash (received during cam
paign) 1,250.9O
Unpaid pledges 1,O84.85
Victory boys and girls number 100
Total cash and pledges $365.75
Divided as follows:
SO girls $203.75
Al boys 1920
There have been several added to
this list since the report was handed
in and the final sum pledged by the
Victory Boys and Girls will be given
uyanlr