The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-04-24
MONN

On Nandas evening, April "a. ihffe
oocnrred - tn, home ut Mr. iaad
r,o1en,n an North street ID quiet nom
,,odding when her son lin"oea .
pagers and Mis- Thclma + Cooley
we're united in the bond OF maifl
mony by { {. Mclaughlin. Jos1lee
of the Peace The single fias
vice was used The groom Is saw
ver nv trade but worked for the Seteh
Anson Lumber Company as sealei
during the. past winter The bfiae
10 graduate of Harmony hlgh
school and also successful teacher
Roth of the young people are Feis
nopular in this community ana All
will ioin in extending CONGRATULATIONS
and best wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. hos
ers will make their home IN town. M
pooere &c SAWYER for y. A Corson Al
the present time.
D 4. Corson is on the sick list ana
is quite seriously i'll Ut. "oi pm
Dexter is attending MN
The Improvement Club had very
interesting meeting Tuesday hlsh. -
Iaat week at which time they Hotea 10
buv nlot of ground containing loai
acres more or less 10 be USED LOT /"
mark and recreation ground, also i
fair ground II is located east oil nv
railroad track and north oil n. r
Marbles residence II Is 10 DE- ktao
cd and laid out with a ball GROUND
tennis court. eroquet ground s"lnes
ctr We believe this step IN the
right direction for protecting anu
keeping our boys and girls al NOM
and out OF mischief by having q
chance for manly sports aud games
which will take up their idle hours
committee vas appointed to attend
IN the subscriptions. purchase etc
OF same The meeting Was mn k,f
on over 10 Mr. Morton OF "a'efSliif
who spoke on the y NJ \ aflg'
which WIS attentsely listened -
Harmony quota is $3.50 ana no aoao'
will he easily raised. II L niger
soll il chairman OF mat committee.
The next meeting of me Gun VIII ~
Monday night MAY b. al "hieh to'
matter OF sidewalks Will he a1seass''
Georee BURKE fireman on The X Il
has purchased f." arre7 aI anu III
W r. Marble ou Village ~
Heights and Is intending 10 effel d
bungalow ou the stmr lhr eolliies
SEASON and become poui'rf iahcief
The Campfire girls fnrnlshea d
fine supper OF baked beans ana pas
try for tn small sum OF t"tniy-is'
cents and the same was We'll Pauonz
lied
The following pupils OF the "hll1
tier school were not absent during
the past month Orrin. Johh anu
Pauline Ciuey. Arthur Johnson and
Earl Hall
On FRIDAY morning Calvin ROCKS
George W. Perkins. Myron Bemis
lAnwood Rogers and Charles NC,
IauKhiin left for Portland to atteno
the Centenni anniversary OF ooo
Fellow ship In the United state. MIS-
Mclaughlin and two daughters ac,
companied her husband to Portland
where she visited friends; also her
cousin Mrs Emma Starbird Raleigh
of West Scarboro They left Monday
noon for Massachusetts,, where they
will visit with Mr. McLaughlins SIS
ter. Mrs Eugene Dow and family;
also attend the parade OF the Yankee
Division in Boston on the 25th
Lionel Lagross OF the 18th Division
who recently landed in Boston, was
home for a few days furlough last
week "Onie' was wounded by a
German bayonet thrust across his
right temple, also in the back by
bursting shrapnell which broke two
ribs. he was slightly gassed several
time and with four other companions
on one occasion had to lie forty eight
hours in machine gun swept shell
hole in No Mans Land He return
ed TO Camp last Thursday where he
will remain until after he receives
his discharge. He expects employ
ment in Massachusetts then