The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-05-06
election Of officers will take place.
Refreshments will be in the form Of

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class met a her home Saturday. May b
/, to do work for Mrs Lily s Bous-
field OF Chauguine South China. who
is now in this country and returns
sometime this summer The church F
people are making beads. scrap books.
dressing dolls AMI other articles sHf
able Tor children hospital in China
Mrs BoasHeia husband doctor
and both The doctor anl sire 8He work
ing together h hospital Hs=Ia# sHs
work In China Ihe ~ anarH sa-
cietv OF the baptist church = kIHE
field have appointed committee -
prepare the work. aH1 e z 9saaE 20
send 10 headquarters sometime shout
the middle - Aa IaH HH#HtHs#|
are Mrs e IoHg'eF chairman .
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bcr present answered wIth QUOTA .
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tendance ca account of bad weather .
"Wednesday Nas ~ /. Past Gauds'
NIGHT Al resident member and
os.f brands are eapeciaus invited to
ha arranged
rsrftsr Wood who ts chemical
....I.,t 9f IN. University of Maine |
was recently elected member of the |
Chemical Honorary Fraternity Alpha |
Chi sigma
relic Of considerable ago came to
upht Thursday II was half round.
much furnished and blackened gold
band ring picked up by w. S. Stafford |
i'm the ward near his mill. which when
cleaned up and polished showed an
Inscription which no one has been
able to decipher. The engraving is
an old style script in vogue from the |
earliest days of the country. 1t ap-!
pears to be almost pure gold and is |
exciting considerable curiosity on ac-
count of being such a puzzle.
A moving picture show for the bene- |
NJ of the American Legion will be |
given at French Hall, Friday evening, !
Nav z
r. Woodcoek with a crew of about !
twelve men will begin work on the I
state road next week. He expects |
to be able to build the road from
Ledge Brook to Kingfeld village ex-
annual town meeting.
Lew Hall has commenced the eX-
cayation for the cellar of his new
house which he is to build on Salem
street this side of Mrs. Lillian Ste
vens. Emery Moore of Salem is eX-'
pected to come the last of next week J
to do the mason work for the founda-
ton. The house will be a story and |
half with six rooms. He expects
to have il finished by midsummer.
Commissioner of Inland Fisheries
and Game. Hon. Willis f. Parsons,
held a public hearing at The Herbert,
Thursday evening, April 2S, at Z
o'clock on two petitions, signed by
the citizens of Kingield and the un-
INCORPORATED townships of Carrabas-
sett and Bigelow. asking that regula-
tions be promulgate permitting fly
fishing on the Carrabassett river and |
tributaries above the dam at KinPfield |
village, and that fishing in Tufts, /
Grindstone and Shiloh ponds in said |
town Of Kingfeld be restricted to fly
fishing and trolling, limiting the num- |
Der of fish that may be taken in one
day in any or all of these ponds to
five. and fixing the minimum length of
fish at eight inches The latter pc
tition was the first to be considered |
by the commissioner who called upon |
the signers present for an expression
of opinion which was unanimous Tor
the petition as prospoSed. Remarks
were made by nearly all present. he
garding the ponds the prayer of the
petitioners was granted and rules and