The independent-reporter., 1919-03-27
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Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Fallon of
New York came last Friday. They
are guests of Mrs. Fallon's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs c. II. Severy.
The moving pictures will not open
until s O'Clock after this.
Mrs Mabel Magoon and Mrs. Mar
tha Cross were in Skowhegan Friday
Mrs. Lizzie Curtis is the guest of
her nephew Fred Curtis.
Corporal Myron {. Jewett returned
TO Camp Upton after spending few
days with his mother in town. Mr..
Jewett expects to be sent South for
his lameness.
There will be a basket ball game
this week Friday evening in Caratunk
Hall between the Madison boys and
our Solon boys and a game will also
be played between the SolOn Seniors
and Freshman vs. Junior and Sopho-
mores 1t is expected this will be
the last game of the season here in
town.
Taken from Los Angeles Examiner
of March 10, 1919: An interesting
visitor from Boston is Mrs. Nellie NJ.
Chick, wife of the late Major Albert
b. Chick, who is the guest of her
niece and nephew, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde
r Hibbard of the Chandler Apart
ments. Mrs. Chick is planning to
remain in California for three months
Mrs Hibbard was formerly Miss
Elizabeth Moore of this town
Misses Emma Mahoney and Esther
Manson are home for short recess
from Pennington Normal.
Conan Priest came home last week
from the u. of NJ. for ten days re-
cess.
While Ed. Tuscan was watering a
pair OF horses at the brook just above
the bridge they became unmanage-
able and were carried down the brook
over two dams opposits Geo Cross
house. When taken out they were
quite badly bruised an dit required
30 stitches to close the wounds. on
one horse
There was a very interesting game
OF basket ball played last Friday
evening in Caratunk Hall between the
Bingham teams and our home team
resulting in score for the boys team
in favor Of Solon by % to 16 and of
the girls team the score was IA to l
in favor the Solon girls.
Keystone Lodge f. and A. NJ and
Keystone Chapter o. f. S. have a
committee appointed to purchase
graphophone. One has bee nsent on
trial
Miss Helen Williams who is teach
ing school, was home over Sunday. I
f, A. Vittum is loading a car load /
of hay which he has just sold to II.
b. Merry of North Anson.
Malon Patterson who has been con-
fined to the house the past week Is
able to be ont again.
A very enthusiastic meeting was
held In the High School building
Tuesday evening March 25, when the
Boys and Girls Clubs were re-organ-
lied Mrs. b. l.. Aborn of Brooks
was present and explained the work
and assisted In organizing Fourteen
boys and II girls signed cards and
good prospect for more. Officers
were elected in both clubs as fol-
lows: Boys Club-President, AL
bert Head; vice president, Robert
French; secretary. Kenneth Hume
WE'LL treasurer, Wayne McCollor. The
first meeting will be at the High
oCHooi puiiuiu6 the eNchiHS VI hpih
II. Carroll Hald leader. Girls
Club--President, Marion Wiley; vice
president. Christine Adams; secre-
tary, Lucille French; treasurer Cora
Head; com. Janet Irvine. Ruth Heald
and Cora Knowles. They will meet
on Saturday p. m, April IL at the
home OF their leader Mrs. Mabel Ma
COON.
Miss Gertrude Brofee came home
last week.
Mrs. Jonah Spaulding il quite Ill
and trained nurse is assisting In
caring for her.