The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1920-01-29
SkOWHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
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The members Of the Searehligh'
Cuh were nfe7 auf1N entertained by
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pursue q raas - ~ study al cray
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varrtdoa,gorr uiII bo Interested II
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co,oot,aa, r Traffic, and Frad
e na,.,s rho Iattor - NIELSEN were
ont - afybf o'c1ocl Mon.
day Mr. Trafto, u.as an bic wav r.
Anhrrp and NJ nayis 70 0ailiond
potb gro u,o11 1,no,,,,5 lao, hraodor,
If ,bis eection
Uhilo no,1tr,. far,,ors IN co,,orsa,
ala nat ioaa +, tha taoa,d
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tho nance - p t1,7r'ra,,.a1i s ~ Diaa
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and Nrs Sumner L,i1is 81 clau.bae,an
1nnaar on tho Iiet IF contostonts
The Reporter is advised from Jack
from, Skowbaqan AFRO snond;na sovoral
daes in that eitv anasts ~ 10 ttotai
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Cordo, prigoe ME- Io1o coodn.jr,
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A feature of the services Sunday
forenoon at the Federated Church was
the admission of several people into
me ,onE.eSatio,d, oepar 'lneIt' II
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ven" .,ea' r.se,f II iies am. Ian
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j" me Pu''' a0''9"!a VI W"'e, VIC
ana Ie'"' ne" " t'i'' '''y Holuay'
There is n shortage Of fur in this
soetion according to n uatbawe
. VOL known local TRAINER and fur
brvor tho earlv snow fall heinq larqe-
Il, rosnoneible Mr. Mathews has
however nrocured about his usuaI
srnn1,. With q ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of skunk
sItins over all other fIrs He has
eecnyad far less fox skins than usual
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ploou -, ~ p, $ - 9',lei 'ii'ioi =
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Evidently silos have firmly estab-
lished themselves as IA necessity to
economical cattle feeding in Somer-
set County. There are now at the
Farm Bureau office of Skowhegan the
names of nine men in the county who
have signiGed their intention Of build
ing sios during the coming summer.
The Farm Bureau is prepared to fur
nish TO interested parties a bulletin
"u nol'le ,i,'ue a''oS "iICn 'e,lS III ue
an VIZ "','o'H' Va M 'ii''
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eNl,c,l9e5 u "u' ,i,''s a. s 5ie Ven ,
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Mr. and Mrs NJ. u. Merrill and Mr.
and Mrs William Folsom Merrill en-
tcrtained very delightfully."- at twelve
tables of bridge Friday night in the
latters home. Souvenirs were won
by Willard H. Cummings and Mrs. c.
&. Goodwin. these charming gifts be-
Ing a pearl-handle knife and gilt edge
stationery. Chinese lilies and mar
cissus were used in the house decora-
tions. Caterer and Mrs. Cheney as
sisted by Mrs. Foster and Miss Clara
Rowe served very delicious refresh
ments of sandwiches. cakes, maca-
rones ice cream. coffee and nuts. Dur