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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
STRATTON

David Gilmore and wife also Chas.
Scribner and wife took an auto ride
to Kingfield Sunday.
Harry Aver and W. A. Lee were in
Lewiston on business the first OF the
week.
The Stratton B. b. Club defeated
the Flagstaff B. B. Club Saturday,
to 5.
W. A. Lee was in Flagstaff Satur-
day night taking his degree in the
Masons.
f. f. Flood. the shoe man of Farm
ington was in town last week calling
on friends.
Sheriff w. B. Small of Pennington
was in town recently.
Eddie Bouter and Clyde Vaughan
were recent visitors at Tim Pond.
S. r. Daggett was in Lower Dead
River Sunday where he went to see
his mother and friends.
VIM. Hanscom. wife and son have
been visiting relatives in Bangor re-
Gently have returned home.
Mrs. Barker and daughter of Au-
gusta registered at Hotel Blanchard
over Sunday.
Announcements for schools. church
es. libraries, fraternities. and other
public institutions. published free. II
copy Is received Monday noon or
earlier.
Frank II. McLain passed Sunday at
his farm in Strong.
Payson Lisherness visited frlends
in Eustis over Sunday.
Jack Viapond and wife have gone
to Mattocks, Me to cook in a lumber
camp
Ionic Blanchard who was sick, is
better and is now able to work.
f. II. Crosse and wife. l.. d. Grose
and wife also Mrs. j. Arsenault took
an auto ride to Kingfield recently.
A. y. Williams went to New Port
land for a day or two last week visit
ing relatives and friends Rev. j. I.
Berry was in charge of the drug store
while he was away.
Ray Kicker is at Tim Pond guiding.
Rev. ]. T. Berry goes to Tim Pond
this week to set out strawberry bed
for Julian X. Viles & Son at Tim
Pond camps
Frances E. Libby Statia Viapond
and Tresse Hammond of Tim Pond
camps attended the dance here Fri
day night.
i L. A. Knowles Esq. enjoyed day.
! fishing at Nash Stream recently with
good results.
Waltz Watch! and be sure to take
! in the big baseball game Saturday
between the Strong baseball club and
the STATIONS.
c. Stanton Caryille has returned
home from a business trip away.
Percy Danico, Morris Sampson and
Fred Hall who have been guiding UP
on the Preserve, have returned home
]. f. Voter and wife OF kingfield
were guests of Mrs. Lura A. Lee Sun
day.
Frank Foster enjoyed few days
fishing trip at Tim Pond last week.
John Durrell and wife have return
ed from trip down river, making the
trip in his Dodge car.
o. Reed who has been taking Ions
vacation on account of illness, has re
turned to his work in the mill.
Payson Lisherness and Tenie Mitch
ell have been working for Fred York
putting in the foundation for his new
house.
Leland Tague and Harold Tagut
were at Kinglield Saturday on bust.
ness.
Floyd Stubs of Eustis was in oul
village Saturday.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
EAST SKOWHEGAN

Carl ireland has sold his colt to
Ellie Croker of Canaan.
Mrs. Carson of New York City Is
visiting her sister Mrs. Flora vitality.
Herbert Richardson has bought a
driving horse of Elwood Jewell of Ca
naan
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Jewell and
daughter Dorothy of Fairfield spent
Sunday at the Jewell cottage on Oaks
pond.
]. O. Wheelock has purchased a
Ford car of Clyde II. Smith.
Frank Pooler is expected home soon
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tibedeau and
family of ST. Francis spent Friday
and Saturday at the home or }. U.
Wheelock. Mr.. Tk;bedeau made the
trip by auto, leaving st Francis Tues-
day and arrived here Friday afternoon
They spent one day in Newport with
relatives.
Edison Hunt has moved the ma
chinery from his saw mill to his farm
in Canaan.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
CANAAN

Mrs. yerna Spaulding and little son
Louis accompanied by her mother
Mrs. Addie Putnam returned Satur-
day to Augusta after a visit with rela-
tives in town.
Mrs. Ruth Drawn passed Saturday
and Sunday with her parents at Pitts
field.
Mrs. Frederick Lovejoy and little
son Robert of Pennington are guests
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edin Holt
Miss Bina Ames left last week for
a visit with her brother and wife Mr..
and Mrs. Don Ames az Fairfield.
Mrs. Mildred Norwell and little son
Lester of Auburn are visiting her pa
rents Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Bean.
Mrs Beulah Holt who has been in
Waterville for several days caring for
Mrs. Viola Rand, returned home Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Eva Nelson of Portland ar
rived Saturday for visit with rela-
tives in town.
Canaan Grange met in regular ses-
sion Thursday evening with a large
attendance. Fifteen candidates were
given the LIST and End degrees.
Ashley Keene has sold his residence
with furnishings and store to parties
from Aroostook, who have already
taken possession. Mr.. Keene has
purchased an auto.
Mrs. Charles Williams is entertain
ing her aunt from Lewiston.
Mrs. Mabel Decker leaves this week
for Brunswick to attend Commence
ment exercises at Bowdoin. her son
Clyde being a member of the gradu-
ating class.
Lyman Hilton and friend Pearl
Weeks came by auto from South Paris
last week for visit with his brother
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Hill
ton.
Nebraska futile accompanied by
his son Wilbur left Saturday for
Chelsea, Mass. to visit his son Clifton
who Is Ill in hospital at that place
He enlisted in the Navy two years
ago.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
NEW PORTLAND

Miss Agnes Gilbert was the guest
lately of Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Per-
kins.
Miss Bertha Richardson of Bangor
spent nearly a week recently with Mr..
and Mrs Milton Young.
Mrs. Albion Walker has sold her
farm TO Fred Cole of East New Port
land.
1t is reported that William Wyman
has arranged with Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Ouoad to care for himself and son
the rest of their lives in exchange for
the formers farm.
Bangor Commercial, eighty cents a
year to new subscribers.
Mrs. Lester Henderson returned
home lately from the C. NJ. G. Hospi-
tai at Lewiston.
DR.. Garland of Kingfeld was in
town on Monday of last week.
Miss Gwendolyn Atwood who was
operated upon lately for appendicitis,
is getting on nicely. Mrs. Helen
Goodridge has been caring for her.
The funeral of Everett Atwood of
kingfield, who passed away on Sun
day, June s, was held from the home
on Wednesday, June IL.
On Wednesday evening John Mitch
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Weeks, Mrs.
Ward Davis and Miss Maude Mitchell
were among those attending the dis
trict meeting of the Rebekahs held at
North Arson. The Bingham degree
team conferred the Rebekah degree
Others attending from New Portland
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hoyt and
Miss Madeleine Emery also Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Williams of New Vine
yard, Mrs. E. f. Atwood, Mr. and Mrs
Clayton Atwood, Mrs. Ercell Atwood
Miss Helen and Howell Atwood.
Vaughan Davis of New Portland
was among those who graduated from
the Kingfield High School on Tuesday
evening, June 10. Among those at
tending the graduation from this town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Ward Davis, Mr.
and Mrs. Fay Weeks and John Mitch
ell. John Butts and Earl Atwood
also attended the exercises.
Arthur Church and son Edwin and
Mr.. Ogden Of Hallowell also Herbert
Trask of West Sidney were in King
( Helu Oh IL llSHiIB Tip vi Wouhoouay
Mr.. and Mrs. Libby Stewart, Miss
Mildred and Roy Stewart were call
ers at NJ. E. Strickland's on Sunday
afternoon.
Roy Stewart returned to Strong
where he is employed, Sunday even
ing.
Forrest Strickland returned home
on Tuesday of last week after stay
of about week and a half in Lew
iston.
A. J. Strickland continues to i'm
prove in health
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
STARkS

Sherman Greenleaf of Chesterville
was a recent guest of relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Mclaughlin OF
Pennington were in town one DAY last
week.
Mrs. George Morse of Mercer is
spending a few days with her sister
Mrs. NJ. d. Frederic.
The Progressive Club had an ice
cream sale and entertainment at the
Town Hall last Friday evening.
Dewey Churchill of Pennington WIS
tied at his home in town over the
week end.
DIR Simonds and three boys OF Gar
diner and Will Dudley have gone up
river on fishing trip.
MIILAY HILIrN. y. PORTLAND
Everett. little son of Chester and
Edna Atwood, who passed away Sun
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19

THE NEWS OF SOMER-
SETS BUSY TOWNS
LOCKWOOD

The death of Joseph Ranville has
cast a gloom over the town. Mr..
Ranville has worked a number OF
years on the tow boat on Brassua. The
front of the boat was broken down
and the crew was pulling II out and
he was holding the line so it would
run on the capstan and the stump
pulled out that the line was hitched
to hitting him on the back of the head
making three big cuts and hole at
the base of his skull. He leaves two
little girls, one brother and two sis
ters.
Mrs. ]. Romeo of Dover was In town
called here by the death OF her uncle
Joseph Ranville.
The stork called at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnston Monday,
leaving a big baby boy
Miss Bertha Johnston is home car
ing for her mother Mrs. II. Johnston
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
BUNKER HILL-ATHENS

Beulah Small and Flora Davis were
callers in Skowhegan Wednesday
Henry Hoyt of Brighton was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Ida Campbell has nice calf
weighing 100 lbs. at birth.
Sam Herrick of Harmony was IN
town Thursday looking for stock.
Mrs. Esma Williams of Cornville
was in town Friday night.
Albert Small who has been sick for
q long time remains about the same.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
BIGELOX HILL

Mrs. Charles Hancock of Gardiner
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George Har-
vie.
Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Tibbetts of
Belgrade were callers in this vicinity
Sunday last.
Miss Cora Parker is dressmaking
for Mrs. Clinton Luce.
Mrs. Susie Porter was visiting in
Norridgewock several days last week.
Mrs. Frances Hogan of Monticello
who had been visiting her daughters
in Boston and New York. arrived here
Monday, and is the guest Of her broth
err c. G. Luce.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-06-19
Eggs, Live Poultry
Also Dressed Poultry

Iareest commission receivers of Live
Poultry In Boston. This means nest
service and highest prices for you
Immediate returns. Quotations and
tngs request.
Ref. Old south Trust Co.
". T.. WYMAN Il Co,
Faneuil Hall Market
ties Boston, Mass.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

beiuh ab5uitatten 6nrall oIgten
atpei Greln1oidnftg i. hHebIi9 eir
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man 0enn Die Menfdenfennen menIl
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ttertor hhneiiffen, nf1b neiqe d Dann
n~berrnals Iber ibr @etpir1be, I'M Der
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11

ores bei,rr gie0eroriidef ber1lrindt
s aittnlss uonlte nieindt6 enn nm
sDas mts au DerIdffeu BdiitteEilpdn az
Serriette bpriiber niiifen pieleld1t
stpDIIte ieul1no binen, 1eT bon dltben
oie 1olO oalrh Die gitferiab oeffedt
sullD ogeo3fffnet bnth ni riir Dle
hit oiefem gasebrolid pertrotiel1 Fer
sfor1en tnfen.
Anore uuo Neargarete ino dion
23lirilds fngte id 4enrif erfreait
1ir6 iprnnq dl nm ben ArIt0flnll1l.
Sqen ef1taeQen5leiIen Mber don mad
ben eriten 5driften blieb ilber-
,raidf iteben sSS.
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@iIbert MimnfniM gid. rua ogar
Den n1mIIiidden grnuen An5ltg u1D ben
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Haunte unb aB Der M~nf0rnrnIing, Der
raid1 berbeiifnm 3tpei5dritie Dor r
eben bIIiieb, nb BOB DirfIidb
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mud iein mpdde. M nonh Ell
5ieglliiden s93tpeip bni1nen IHiffete & i
Ben Snt un0 fprah
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ertpioerte
Sod Nun bin ih nieDer 5nrnd=
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ragfe Dies m groBten grrlf,
bon nngebu101 nnb ein elf1nrHesgBe
fen Dern1ebbrie Notwithstanding
nod, DaB lie 1Ianrnnaele
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aenfdl Mir die ner6en 1ebr er
renf eiin .
ssino 9err nno 5ran Claimant
5nbanffe2
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11
ndere etc

2eitfaben fiir gireerfat1bibaten, gez
1nnle unb neueffe geiekesbelfiI1n1lngen.
HrihiffungsfrageH, en9lilEb u11D oeitib.
5MitsmnbI Dime 4ebrer GnaIiih.
8Drferbiiher grieffteners @e5eBbilder,
@ebidte, &phbider. ~2ieberbider.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11
Gortieka.,1a.

0os mir bon llleilteln Mbentealer Der
bIieb, anGoiige 6ra11,1 ertpioerte ct
Mud meine Maidiue fo1tnte mieoe,
inIfanb geiest ueroei1, urto ih9 beniis'
te rneinen erIten Mrsgang, I'M Germ
Claimant met1ten Dnnf dl85ulpre'
den
n@ober ipi1Bten sic meinen 9sa'
men 1tno meme Mbreiie21 foridte Yin
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fernt batten, COB mir cine alte sSralt,
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men Sdranf gefallft battel1, Die ge=
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unperoahtiaer, nnb Wargarefe NOR
nabe baron, lid) iiber Die glndlide
gblenfrnq SIT freue11, Bic ieire Anfpe-
fenbeit berbeifibrte. Sic erfarnte,
baB ie einen Mann Gus Den befer1
areiien Dor lid, babe, r1t0 bebonoelfe
i'm oementipredenb NIT ansgei1tdter
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redt erinnere befano re l1d@ an
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-11
In>res 6slSbnis
@outa.t bon GbaMpoI


Srau tp,,roe nod bIeider. Mber feines
bon beiben o1b aud mr. cine Gilbe
0er geiInobme, u1b mad elmer Weiie
fnbr Gilbert, Der feline grregl,,g ME-
oergerrngen bette, nit 6er gleide,
|2ebbaftigfeit tpie Msber fort:
SD babe nod meine @roBn1altter.
Die bette aler @robmiitter u16 babel
cine nabre Seilige. gergangeneg
Sabr, aIs mon mir auf Der Saggo ben
Mrm ourdidoB, nno bieien u1f Elm
Sanr abgenor1r1en butte, gelobte lie
ii meiilnem Na11en cine 8anfabrf
nod 2ourDes, merlr mir Die Mmpnba-
.tiion eripart bleiben miiroe. Sic blieb
mir eripart nnD ib plgerfe mad
2ourDeg. Son bort nnferrabm i'd eli
men 5treiffang Dnrh Die 8Drenden,
oer11 ih iponfe Die Geridfsferien
ih bin 1rarl1lid aleidffaM Gedfsan=
nalt 49, al1sniiben, uno an meir1er
5treif5iigen gelangfe ID and bierDber.
gnbei bermieo ih aus 2iebe 5um
MbefteuerIihen nn0 mnborbergeiebe-
men Sic breiten 2anb5fraBen IS be-
gor,11 5t REGIMEN, i6 ipoufe ben 8eg
obffnraen, perirrte mild aber GRIND
lih nnb ialtite ben abfdniifiigen 8eg
mie roienb berob. Das fDeifere nilie1l
sic better 1tod1 iDie id
limo num- ragfe M1bre, 0em5
ielbit 0iefe grflarur1ge1 1ihf ST ge.=s
11iigen idiene1t.
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fnbr Der iinnge Mann fort 1l1eberan,
mobin ih gebee nl1B i'd Die 8efarlnf
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maiden Ser bieiige aufer1egt mir
nun cine Sur ii 5nlies, benz abiidden=
liditen, Inngtpeiligiiten ur1b rei5lofe-
iten SAB ser 8eIt, mo boQe bret
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3fnaBen ann grplIe. lSer1er habe idl
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uufaue, sic ih erleibe, frozen 1llir
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men nhs11leaen = Aen1 IL 1,e=
f,anbpi geIoaf cine .Spibpnnno5f
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