The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-23
THURSDAY, OCTOBER %, 1919
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hard Palmyra. 81 Leland Melon
ough. Scion. 81 Ramie Guerette
North Arson. 81. S. Layden Hilton,
Dexter, 81. Leila DUMMY, Cambridge
81: Humphrey Hodges, Fairfield Cen
ire. 81: Mary +. Ramdell, Ripley,
81 Harold hubbard. Palmyra. III
Hovey Barnay, North Arson, vi
Bertha Hunnewell II. f. ID. SHOW
hogan, 81; Wilbur Dnmphy, North
Arson. 81. Doris Wilbur, Dexter, 81;
Mark Rand, North Arson, 81; Ron
aid Saultes. Scion. 81, Alice Leavitt,
Cambridge. 81, Kenneth Huff, Scion.
81; Ellery Fletcher, North Anson" 81,
Harold Eldridge. Cambridge 81; Ce-
ell Eldridge, Cambridge. 81; Ellery
Fletcher, North Arson. 81: Albert
Head, Scion. 81; Hazel Cbadbourne.
Cambridge, ST. Donald Braston, No.
Arson, 81; Gladys Jackson. Ripley,
81; Virginia Adams, Scion. 81 Al
vim Head, Scion, 81; Alton Savage,
Norridgewock, 81; Lois Knowles.
Scion. 81; Donald Hopkins, Ripley,
81: George Halves, Skowhegan, 81;
Kenneth Hunnerwell,, Scion, 81; Hen
nv Gilman Norridgewoek, 81; Albert
McMichael Pittsfeld. 81; Alfred Nc
Michael, Pittsfeld, 81, Walter Was
son. Norridgewock. 81; Verde Alb
bolt, Noridgewock. 81: Kenneth Nc
Allister, Scion, 81 Hazel stuart
Cambridge, 81: Melvin Wyman. New
port, 81; Allen McAllister. Scion. II.
On Friday evening a splendid sup
per was served to the boks and girls
at Grange Hall under the supervision
of Mrs. Kate S. Simpson. X. w,
Leighton acted as POSTMASTER dur
ing the evening and responses were
made by Mr. Storer Harold Head OF
Solon, r. L. Mitchell. Lieut.. Col. K.
l.. Marston, Rev. G.. II. Mckinney,
=. A. Whiting. Following the ban
quet the young people were directed
to the opera house where they enjoy
ed the remainder of the evening at
the motion pictures.
Exhibitors of peas were Herbert M
Hubbard OF Palmyra, Harry A. Woods
showing the everbearing and other
varieties. Beans were exhibited by
Guy Rogers, Willie Cayouette. and
Linwood Beauford Carrots in at
tractive form of arrangements were
exhibited by Abraham Weinberg, Will
bur Dumphy, Helen Badger and
Mlderd Jones. The potato exhibits
were especially good and showed
splendid types of the different fam.
lies of tubers. Among those exhib-
iting in this department were Clay
ton f, Jewett, Ripley; Adlebert Bad
ger, Leo Iegere, Adelard Legert
Perley NORM, Hubert Hubbard
Geo e. Holt, Joseph HUFF, Willie
Cayouette, Merton Brown, Guy Sirois
Robert Cross. The sweet corn clubs
were splendidly represented, Win
fred Finson, Walter IAdd, Frank
Laid, Elmer Ladd Ralph Dickinson,
and Fred B. Gilman. Norridgewock.
The exhibitors of yellow corn were
Bin e. McCollar, Scion. Floyd Mars
ton, Robert Cross, Wayne NcCollar,
ROBBIE F. Albee. while Additional
sweet corn exhibitors were Alice
Mclean Frank Withee. Jr., Fred w.
Libby, Hartland. Donald Cole, Chas.
c. Bailey, Mendell Tozier, Edith
Hunnewell. Prescott Wood, Elise
Roberts, c. H. Lewis, Harry Gilman,
David Knox, Guy Rogers, Norman
Tozier, Agnes and Mildred Wilder.
Wilbur Dumphy, Armand Mayo, Geo.
Wellington, Elmer Ward, Norman
Tozier. A feature of the exhibits
which attracted no little attention
was corn demonstration card board
by Albert Head.