The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-03-20
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later with list of officers who will fill
the chairs.
There will be a basket ball game
with the Oaklands in Carrabassett
Hail. Friday evening.
Mira. Georgia walker has bought
the DeKalb house on Union street.
O,aar non-,asJdenta will remember
this house "a the one built by Sam.
reI psats-
pa rkAr Palma has sold htA house on
IN. soufh Aida of :. the> Carrahasaett
rivss 20 the North Anon MsnuSactur-
M com nany. and haa bourht Of the
Consre gational Society the house on
Elm street which had been purchased
TOR . patronage. ~ they. have about
deeided Oh another place. for q par
Esonega Ip thstf 64N homo, Mr.. and
MeYs Haina VIII have for - neighbcr,
their deugbkef, Mn. 4DQgene Day. -.
The. North Anson' Manufacturing
CoDDAAy has moved their .ssaW mill
from EmhdaA. who're thpy AVE been
Sawtne On Wallace Bmerys land. ana
taken u 70 shAir plant at this Village.
Tho Company arc saving u the Df.
AndreWe mili ~ EmDoen now
All those Interested IN the welfare
OF Arson Academy will be glad to
know that there 10 q resolve IN tho
legislature we'll on Its way carrying
an apnropriation OF $500 in favor OF
Arson Academy and without doubt II
will 10 through.
Mr.. and Mr.. LinWood Harding arc
to be at Harry SpauldinG's this sea-
son. Mrs. Handing has her daugh-
ter. VIVA Cam bell with her, who for
several years hes lived with her
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert
Perry.
Satupdav nver,np re,ativea and
fr,arda vnthered at tho hona re Mr.
ord Mra ~ q Car, ~ Kor,oboc
ovonua IN co,ahrote tho h,rthdov NJ
Mr. Car, Mnaic and pames were on
loved and dellclona refreshments NJ
ice cream cake ealtInes and wafers
,,,oro ,or,,oa ,rho do;rtr h,r,hao,,
cake iced In white and decorated
Win rod whito ond h,uo condloe ,vas
ort ara sorvoa h., tho boet e,,,,
80 orov ond othor nro,ort, u,oro
1oft hv tho denarting oroste &c a
nrocticol nvnrossian os tho baart,.
, p'''b' "Nt,n,, hannU rot,,rn,"
rho nraatolt 'p statasn,an T., rro,oo
ha' soid "It =, hardor r''t - r, w., aaao
tbor ~ r,at,a Won. and on ,ho ora'a.
hatiloGoId 81 tha ,.arid -, Vor'har,
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!rha a,ittan Sou " da,,.t
atnd t,rnnro ba, a',,od o,,r ctata -
raiso con GOO For roiios =, doYas,atad
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hatT ,ho an,a,n, o,o,,,an '7 oaat,.
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sn,, 49, wo nan North Hnsn n%' ,ro'
,n , 70 "as;st ~. ha,,;n,, I honne. 80
cial and dance Friday evening Mar
% in Carrabassett nan Tickets on
sale at the Hall also nv voune neo-
nile who will go around TO tbe honses
The local committee is Mr.. and Mrs
f. W. Bunker. Mr. and Mrs. G. l..
Hovev. Mr.. and Mrs. f. s Parsons
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Porter Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Emery. Mr.. and Mrs w
C. Robinson. See aid at the ton of
the page.
Word has been received that joseph
Dick, who has been overseas, has ar
rived in New York.
Stewart Public Library will be
opened hereafter on Wednesday af-
ternoons from 3 o'clock to 6, and on
Saturday afternoons and evenings
from 2 o'clock to S, and from $40
o'clock to $50.
Mrs. Nettie Williams recently visit
ed her sister Mrs Eva Gould Maxfield
OF Yarmouthville.
"Over Paradise Ridge" has been
borrowed from Stewart Public Lib
rary and not returned. VIII the per-
son having 1t kindly bring 1t to the
library. ~, q,