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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-24
NORTH FAIRFIELD

J.. y. Thomas. Ernest Thomas, s.
}. Atwood Reginald Booker and DeX-
err Fenlason went to Bera Hill We'd
,esday on hunting trip. Ernest
Thomas and Mr.. Fcnlason remained
,ntil Friday. the others coming home
Wednesday, evening. MI THOMAS
nd son Merle went up Friday to bring
rome those who had remained.
Mr.. and Mrs ii. Sawtelle Mrs. c.
=. .}ickf0rd and son went To Mercer
Thursday to attend the funeral al
heir sister Mrs Susan Sawfellc, wife
If William Grecnleaf, who passed
away after q short Illness. Mi
;reenleaf is in very poor health.
Miss Mabel Smith returned to her
home in Veazie, Friday Of lest week
lfter spending a few dasa at iiSc-
low Farm. She had been visiting
her niece Mrs Robert Bigelow am
other friends in Skowhcgan.
Mrs. Beatrice Bigelow and Mrs
Dodge Of Skowbfgln Wcr
recent guests at Bigolow farm.
The Tuesday Club met with Gcorgia
Hoxie Nov. Is. 1t was decided to
have a Club Christmas tree and also
o remember the shut-ins and aged
one OF the community. Ii @as voted
to send a Thanksgiving donation to a
needy family. They are to meet Nov
30 with Mrs. Ed Clark, Fairfield Cen
ter
Walter Sabans recently lost Il val
liable work horse. one of tenn
A. t. Hodges returned Monday
from business trip to Boston.
We are beginning to have confidence
that we may once more have IA mail
service thru here. Congressman
Peters has been appealed to and is ap-
parently doing all in his power to
existing conditions. ono
man has threatened to move up into
the back woods where they have u
daily mail.
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raj services were held at the Nj. E.
Church Friday at y. m. Rev. Earl
McAlahon officiating. Interment in the
family lot in the village cemetery.
Mrs. Grant wishes to thank the
friends in Woonsocket. X. l., Mr.. and
Mrs. Armstrong and Mrs. kcyser and
son, for the beautiful floral pieces, al
so Mr.. and Mr@ Malcolm Parkman of
this town.
A. w. Stuart of Wine Harbor, n. s..
bookkeeper for the Snow Flake Cam
ming Co.. left on his return home
Thursday. Nov. 18th
Mrs. Rcbecca Martin and sister.
Mrs. H. +. Reed, went to Auburn EAST
week, where they will spend the win
ter with their cousin, Jennie Wat
SON
Mr, ana alrs A. h b. Tracy and
daughter, Alta, left for Boston Mon
day. where they will spend the week
with their daughter. Mrs. Thelnia
Carr.
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across from Lexington during the
month Of November, and ON the 18th
day of December there came the
worst freshet known in Years taking
on most of the snow, carrying ont the
Norton bridge, while the lee Hooded
the lntervales and backed onto River
side and Maple streets to the George
richards land from Stanley Brook.
Mrs. j. Il. Mayhem of Auburn IN
aunt of G. l.. Chamberlain. died No1.
10, and Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain
went Thursday to attend the funeral
+. r. Whitcher who has been at his
cottage Deer Farm Tufts Pond since
early in the spring, returned to hfz
home in Amesbury, Mass. Wednesd Is.
lie plans to return early in the sprine
|. j. Smith of Skowhegan was in
town Thursday and deliYeredd 2 Cere4
piano to Mrs. Ralph Eaton. Other
out of town trucks Thursday were the
Madison Furniture Company and the.
Madison Fruit man.
The Swarthmore Winter Chautau-
qua closed its four days entertain
ment Monday night and up to The
present time has secured the follow
ing RudrdnJOrS TOT next year. Mrs.
a. G. Winter, F. y. Hutchins, Mrs
II. G.. Winter. Miss Leila Hunnewoll
Rev. G. +. Currier, II. S. Wing, j f.
Voter, Earl L. Wing C. +. Chamber
lain. II. l.. Bradford, Mrs. l.. A. Nor
ton, Mrs. W f. Norton, Cecil French
Frank Hutchins, b. NJ. Lander, Her
schel Boynton. Harold lIutchins,
Emil Winter, Amos G.. Winter Jr.,
Roscoe Tufts, Mrs. Josephine Jen
kins. NJ. d., p. Thompson. The or
ganization as perfected is as follows
President, j. +. Voter; secretary andlI
treasurer. Leila H. lIunnewell; adult
ticket agents. Mrs. II. G. Winter.
,eorge f. Currier; Junior tickets. II.
H. Bradford; reserved seats and halll
r. b. Hutchins; advertising commit |
ee Emil Winter, Amos Winter.
hartman of hospitality committee /
Mrs. G. T.. Chamberlain.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Yrs Fred Croker, Saturday, Noyem
ger 18th.
The November meeting OF the ID. a. |
/. has been postponed one week, tol
Friday evening" November %.
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STRATTON

A little excitement mere the otiieT
night ia horse driven by Guy b. Dur
! rell of The Stratton ran away but no
damage was done.
Frank w. Nutting went to kinglicld
Friday to see DR.. Garland for his
hand which he hurt a short time ago.
NJ. Barter of the S. NJ Go was in
Pennington one day recently on bust
ness.
Bert Stevens has gone down river
to spend Thanksgiving.
John r. Carville OF Pennington has
hired out with w. iIanscom. Now
we have another barber in town.
Bruce Vaughan has finished work
ing for Gene Collins in the woods
and is at home.
Happiness now reigns k III the
Williams home. Ad went out bright
and early the other morning up to
Coplin and brought back IA big deer
which he shot before breakfast. Good
for you Adj.
j. W. Mcclure shot a big doe the
other day weighing 43 pounds Must
have made Bits back ache Juggling
it out of the woods.
Mrs. Doris Iishefness Bridges ha~
been sick recently at the home of her
parents Mr., and Mrs. S. NJ Usher
ness She is gaining we hear.
Alton Jones has been having a two
weeks vacation and went hunting
down to Jones camp near Bigclow,
He shot small doe.
The family of NJ Barter has joined
him here and nicely settled IN tht
York house on Blanchard avenue.
Snow about all gone here aud they
are on wheels again.
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NEW SHARON

Pcrlcy Brown and wife visited reia-
lives at West Pennington last week.
James A. Davis has new planoaind
grafonola recently purchased of Chas.
W Norton of Pennington.
Thcma Bonney was unable to attend
high school last week on account OF
illness.
Mrs. Jennie Head is i'll Skowhegan
spending "A few weeks with the ram
ily OF George Sampson.
Mrs. Harold Gray and little daugh-
5er visited her parents, Nh and Mrs
W l.. Dow in Winthrop last week.
Miss Mary Further and Miss Gladys
bunn attended the teachers conven-
ion at Pennington. Friday.
The food sale of the Grammar
school last Saturday at the Grange
timing hall, netted them the sum OF
$22.
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MERCER

Albert MeMahon took his little son
Ralph to Lewiston last week for an
operation for adenoids
1t is reported that Clarence Brown
is in Skowhegan hospital for a
minor surgical operation on his face,
Schools in town are closed for IA
week S vacation
Ernest Caswell has recently had a
New England Telephone installed.
MIR and Mrs Edwin Decker are ex-
pecting IA visit from Mrs. Decker S
father from WayIand Mass.
Mrs. Alton Smith has been very i'll
and is still in a serious condition.
Funeral services for Mrs. Will
Greenleaf were held last Thursday
Her age was IA years. She Is sur
yiyed by her husband who has been In
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WEST MOSCOW

The Good viii Club met with Mrs
lsadore t'itzsimons Nov. II, the at
tendance was not rs large as usual,
but the meeting WAS very interesting
Some sewing was done during the
afternoon and then the hostess served
delicious refreshments of yeast bread,
two kinds of her nice domestic cheese
and assorted cookies. Some plans
for Christmas were made. The next
meeting will be with Mrs Amelia
Gates, Dec. /. and some Christmas
work will be done. The subject will
be .Longfellow."
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NEW VINEYARD

Mrs. Arthur Smith Is in C1mbridga
helning care for her mother VINO IS
sick with rheumatic fever. Mr.. SMITH
and his two'lilto girls are boarding
with Mr.. Smiths parents
rhe Grange meeting was well at
tended Saturday evening, several Wis
lturs being present. Among them
were George Rathy and wife from
Aliens Mills also Mildred StewNt
who Is home from Poland Springs
Past Master Will Barker worked the
third and fourth degrees on the new
members. A fine supper was served
after which all ionel in playing
games. Really the members that are
absent don't realize the social good
times they miss in not being present.
u Is hoped new members VIII SUN
keen coming in Last weeks items
should have read Lemon Stream
Grange instead of Leeman Stream
r. A. Dow has sold all his house
hold goods since the death OF Mrs
Dow also his farm to Arthur smith.
Mrs. Bernard Libby and two chi.
dren are very sick at the home Oh
her parents.
Send the Reporter us Christmas
Gift
Miss Audry Fenlason who Is teach
inr at the Guild schoolhousc spent
the week end with her parents AT
North New Portland.
The fish have arrived for restoek-
ing Sweets Pond and were taken
there by Fred Luce, Monday.
John Pilsbury has been in Portland
for treatment on his eyes the past
week.
Little Violet Chick has been con
fined to the house with cold Tor inc
mast ten days.
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Much sympathy is exnrosu, 1
Mrs. Almon Avery. who had , zoe
fortune to fall one day las ,'e ny
fracturing two ribs and iniur,.W veg
hip. "
The Thanksgiving reunion :,
Varney fanny cwill be held "
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ospo,S !,
ertson. hql
A. p. Bigelow left Mond,,
business trip to Skowhegan and "a
places. o'n1
John Christie, of Newport =.
town Friday to attend the funsra,
his brother, George Christie
The annual church fair will \.
Dec. Z. under the auspices =, ~
Helpful Workers of the nj. Il cb.
The usual sale of fancy artielas
aprons vi viii be On sale. Sunnea
be served from 5 to 7. En,o,,
ment will be given in the eyeninn
cal selections Will be given by vi
Grace Ellis, of Auburn. l
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poor health for long time and who
is at present very i'll and under the
care of a trained nurse
Mrs. Maggie Ellis is working at
Frank kelley's.
Miss Mary lord was operated on
for appendicitis last week at a SHOW
hogan hospital
Mrs. Mile Tyler is moving lh'o
the Bailey Smith houSe on Elm 1T.
Sid Leeman has returned from q
hunting trip at Dead River bringing
home a seven point buck deer.
George Wood has left for Florida
for the winter.
MIR. and Mrs Ray Stevens are stay
ing at ]. II. Stevens for time.
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a.11,&aT1ll0a9n2 -

Absolutely pure virgin wool. direct
ROM mill to retail dealer for sale by
e1Ydc Dunlon. 3w45F
Edmund Furbu8h of Pennington
Visited with his sister Mrs. IL. {. par
in the first OF the week.
Ed Works is passing the winter at
NorsYhe. boarding with Howard Blake
nd his mother.
Ernest Greenleaf and wife, also
CARROLL Sterry and wife of Arson were
guests of their brother Howard Green
leaf and wife of the Starks road, Sun
day.
W. A. Chapman who has spent sew
eral weeks with H. A. Beane's family
and other friends in town returned to
his home in Lowell, Mass. last Satur-
day.
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Smithdela stage changed time
Thursdag. Makes one one trip a
day.
Wheeloek Mosher is on the sick list
DR.. Ames is building new ice
Slousc
New North Pond House managers
have built IL large addition on their
ice house and have commenced the
work for six cabins which are already
engaged for next season.
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HIGH AND

Edward Rainey. OF Flagstaff was 9
business caller in town Monday.
Eddie Howes. OF Bingham, got q
deer recently.
Dana Tufts. of kinglied, came out
from Dead River over the mountain
with his REQ Speed Wagon Monday
1t has been reported that Bennit
Walker. of Arson, captured fisher il
one of his traps recently.
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1t Brings Results

Remember TO order your want
and classified ad,ts. for next sun
days Globe today. The Globe Is
the great classified medium oil
New England. Read the Globe
every day. Make the Globe your
Boston newspaper. Order the BOs-
ton Daily and Sunday Globe regu-
Iarly from your newsdealer or
new Nboy.
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Fast EMBDFS

Allen II0dglon has gone into The
woods for Waiter Robinson.
Aston Ward and family were call
ers Sunday at Chester Flanders.
G. q. Palmer has crew OF men
swamping a road to the Charles Null
len place. where they are logging.
VIM, Knox. from Fairfield was over
Sunday guest at Mont Spandlng S.
Cyrus Goodrich has returned to
Skowhegan after spending few days
In this vicinity
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SMlTI!FIFiD
inEEE,RKEnl

Mr.. and Mrs. +. u. Stevens enter
tanned about seyenty-hve Of their
neighbors and friends at IN oyster
supper Friday evening.
The Satisfied Sixteen meet with
Mrs Eugene Charles Saturday AFTER
noon and evening.
Mrs. Leon William is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stevens.
Lawrence Clark was in town over
the week end.
Mrs. Herbert Loucks and little
daughter Clara are at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. r. e. Mosher.
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EAST EN- BDEN
(DEFERRED)

George Parlin has moved ms laliliy
from Augusta to the linwood Ealhes
farm which they have bought
Mont Spaulding and George Con
forth were in the Dead River section
Sunday and Monday looking at d
numbering job.
Cyrus II. Goodrich from Skowhegan
spent few days recently with Ches-
ter Flanders and family.
Mrs, Susie Knowles spent SUNDAY
with: Mrs. Harlon Boyington.
Chester Flanders was in Skowhe-
gan Saturday.
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ST. AIRANS

The remains of George S. Christie
whose sudden death occurred at hi
home in Bellington. r. l.. Nov 18th
at the age OF II years, was broughi
to this town Nov 16. He was for.
mep resident of this town, where he
has one sister. Mrs Annie Grant and
one brother, John Christie Of New
port besides his SON. Dr., Charles S
Christie, of River Point, Il. l. Fune-
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RIVER ROAD

Miss Bessie Leavitt is visiting her
mother, Mrs. Dan Mclaughlin.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Warren made a
visit to Clinton
work has stopped on the state road
on account of bad weather AMI hard
lfRuling and the camps are being Ia
ken down.
MIR. and Mrs. Lem Lancaster nave
Finished their work for Ford & Smiley
md expect to return to their nome
In Canaan this week.
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POWERS SCHOOIHOl 81
NORRli)GEWOCk

Mrs. Anna Perkins is ut home fol
while.
Charles Bates went To ShowhcEan
st week with Il load Of wood and
eports the road III bad condition.
Mr.. Boardman is again able to ride
)ut.
Gladys Perry spent the weeh end
With her grandmother Mrs. Eta
Jerry.
Mr.. and Mrs Black entertained
'everal callers Sunday.
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WEST MOSCOW

A most enjoyable Parents League
meeting was held on Friday afternoon
ut the Washington schooIhopse.
Thanksgiving program was given
Mrs. Crombc, Mrs. Hin and Mr.
Dena Moulton read some interesting
articles on THANKSGIVING. Mr.
Berry, Mrs. Buffers, Airs. Cates, MIR
Crombie. Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Macomc
gave a generous treat of popcorn ano
peanut brittle which WAS mnth appr"
ciated by all.
The following pupils of the Wa h.
ington school got Ion per cent u
spelling last week. Erwin Naro'u'
"; Dorothy Buffers, Gertrude Wa
come Y; Marcia Crombie, Warren
Buffers VIII.
Gladys G. Reynolds, helping tc'cu
or in Moscow. visited the Roosevc!
school on Monday Nov, a.
The schools in town closed Frid3.
for "A week s vacation.
Mrs. Gladys b. Coli started lo'
Dennisville. Saturday morning. WhcU
she will spend Thanksgiving "ccl
with her husband. ID. l.. GoH.
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MOSl OiY

Mr.. and Mrs. a. +. nulters took
an auto trip to Arson Wednesday to
attend the wedding of friend.
Austin -. Golf has Il new horse t.
drive on the school team.
w. p Baker is back again on hlt
farm having finished his work al
Bingham hotel.
Austin y. Ham and friend Ernca,
Taylor of Concord, y. II. left here lasl
week on their return trip 10 Concord
Mr.. Taylor secured fine deer
Ruel Gates and Norman Collins wilt
have been guiding ut Dead Strean
Pond are at home again.
Mrs. l.. p. Kinds of kingdeld bas
been visiting on Pierce Hin the pas
week.
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LOCKE ABBOTT

\ very pretty wedding occurred ut
The home of John Locke of South An
gon ON November 18th when Mr..
Locke WAS united in marriage with
Mrs. Josie Abbott also of Arson. Rev.
William Wood of Madison oiliciated
and the single ring service was used.
The bride was beautifully dressed in
cream silk with rose trimmings. The
ceremony which was performed at
high noon, was followed by chicken
dinner partaken of by the following
guests. the Rev. William Wood, Mr..
and Mrs. Orrick Hewey and son Leon,
Mr.. and Mrs. a, T.. Buffers and
daughter Clara and the brides son
Verde Abbott. \ daughter Miss Beu-
lah. Abbott of Wateryille was unable
10 be present The many friends of
Mr. and Mrs Locke unite in wishing
them "a long and happy life together.
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.tNSON CENTER

Martcle Tibbetts. a student at the
4. of NJ who is at home for an en-
forced vacation caused by eye trou-
Ales homes To return To his studies
after the Thanksgiving recess.
cur snow has about all left us after
ne weeks shedding.
Frank Carl is assisting Fred Pullen
n getting up his winters wood.
l.ungfellow school has closed for a
two weeks vacation.
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rss TOWN mar 0UmU
cloATn lrarnlS5H

n ether matters. also. tae shssnc~
u ne paatus wAs soreis fslt rim~s
without aamber he had reecncilsa
esiraaxed nslsAhofs. bad Fessusi
husband sna wus sfses q srwvioas
mlsunderstan5lns. hal led ~af.
ward ehila en- The Path of sscsafY
and uf righteousness Ths pesr
had NJ fgisna SOW % hok snsr
their nessis, tnf the pfusifsnt sssa.
eissiaa had ceased . faaetinn
Gradually u besaa 20 dswa apoa
the Inhabitants q schlethsnssn how
kfsat -. thels kns rhsy be~sn 10
realize aad Appreciate morv aad
mer~ The hlesslsss ,hey had received
threaah the lnsiFamentallty of she
ehuFsh. seoa fes - tAa psopla
began ~ MAKE the leartAy Ioarnsy
% = aelshtoflnx to~a In order 20
attend service there AZ frat they
Werv aerslsa unmsrclfnlly. 'wefc
they mt brave and valiant mrn. she
needed ~ eharyh. ~ psassa-f thsY
wsfu aNAed mat they eoallansd Ia
seme AL q hglns otheva ~ith then
flnaily the eonsrrsaisea, - such.
met once More and dselasd ts ssli
a pastor The naw heathendom had
net been stap esf~ ard a. u wss
aargrised Il voaid be hu, rather
steps backward The entifs Ne -
the ie~a lad heeome shsilos emo.
~. desenefstp. A EFsas aay ~ "a
hAailon u waa. laaae't vAsa ,As
bells Ia the old ehurch tower eac-
morr sent forth the lavlss,lou 70
wuf'hip Gad 10 hls halr ,aurie
whaa The Ions sllens evsn buse
forth IN beautiful harmony Aaa
tho assembled ean~~satinH nlllns
The entire church, listened revarept
". daseallv. % the sermon aehio.
shaussn saslr hsa . se.t
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The Town That Closed Its Church
THE sIIINT BELLS OF scHLorHAusEN
Eric & Leiber

for thcs Knew noae M rvlisscas In
ssruciion al ans Kind Was lalpared
a. them Ia the schools and the pas
tor ~ho oaald have nllsd this need
had Ions aeo departed 10 fact, The
ghlldren soon became 4 iofrlb'r bur
den They were unruls and lmpefs
inent. held nothing In reverence Nnd
had respcct Cor n enc They
Knew little cf God and q the Saw
ior Jesus, and laaghsa esnleally a.
the Old grandmother whenever she
rad her tattefed hymn hoos
The whole family llfe seeaei 20
chAnre with the sloslns Of the
church Many mother told - ho~
the true meaning and import the
real significance of marriage dawned
upon her 81 she ssood before the Al
tar and pliRhled her troth IN that
sacred hour k,ng since rome. and IN.
vAuhly bride felt the isck o.
somcthlng. since no ceremonies we're
possible w the church nos The
men. also. became more and more
degenerate a. time passed on For
.merly the Old pastor had often
Numbered from the pulpit against
tho sinnlness of the town and had
awakened man, conscience IN al
rect conversation This had had
vood influence upon many in the
town Hat the present conditions
we're hardly 10 be borne
burial services became almost in
tolerahle To be snrr. there vas NJ
lack OF pomp and display At the
grave % an adult there uere songs
rendered BY some choral club polt
ical addresses we're read while var
ious societies placed wreaths upon
tho grave The heartr ~ the be.
rcayed. however cried ouf for com.
fort. bnt found none How differ
cnt Il had been formerly when the
chur n choir had runs 81 Gods ios
ing Kindness and when the pastor
had spoken Of the hope of eternity
and had prayer with and for the be-
reaved But worst Of al was the
burial of child The little loved
one was simply lowered into the
ground. without word beinF spok.
en-. and the grave closed The sick
and the dyinR felt most Of an the
lack Of tho comforting message
which the church had brought in the
past without tho church the whole
family life vas starved. A. plant
without water and sunshine
Continued on col T. this pagc
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MwN gEEs smwx W \
OBITUARY
Edward eayssr noeilngsms

+ Fem nsrsus tohlol aselsssr 4
xwx gNwvwxs xs1xxGxw
fdward rassaa nnfllnsame. ssgi
- years. pension attorney fr th~
rvAr seiefaDa 81 this cl,y. dlel sud
ienlY "Wednesday morning a, ahou,
tan n'elors st hla home q, sle wash
lnKtan street foll0~ine On attack ~
heart disease nurliagAma. whe was
clul War veieran was AZ Tho
court hausn assisting ia the sesis.
trAtlan - The ola soldiers. wsdacs
vay nosnlnx, ~hea hv was Saa'isair
stricken he was fvmaved 20 hln
home on waahinHspn street Ia an
ausomolAla. whafa ha dlod soon al.
torvaraa llis death will eome A.
a shock g. his many friends IN shlu
| lcity
Although for The pea, YEAR slr
nutAnsama bad been failing "a
health he waa stlll able 10 be out AMI
hal attended 70 his worx ~ prnsloa
attorney rusulafy 4lia had suffered
several attacks ~ heart disease dar
ing the pass year
Tho deceased WAn born IN this city
Mar 20. lpIp. and wac the SON ~
John uuFiiusama a4e.aasd 10 wan
gruat rfandsoa of General Rufus
Putnam A ths outbreak ~ the Clvil
war he enlisted and aerved IN Tho
lfirat ohio voluntr~f cavalry tla
wAa one ol uouemi Thomas escort.
Aftaf tha VAR BIO want West where
he had spent alstY Years A nun
hter u years ha lived a. UathFla Ok
flahoma Mf uarlingams aefsed "a
adNtnut general af tho oblahoma
/ National Guard and was sell
knonu figure In the organization %
that body In that state ITO hsld thls
poalilon from 1874 20 Is9s oue year
ago ho and his daughter ,fisn f,aisY
uofilnssme relnosed from The se.f
10 this city
Ills wifs, who vas Miss BettY vi
'stnn. also a native ~ taia city. died
aixteen Yeafh ago Resides bis
daughter v ho vas a. hla bedside At
The tlule uf his death ~ u survived
by one other daughter. Mias Carrie
~ Los Angeles. nne son Oaofx" n
Of Chicago. and one brother aud one
sister who reside In the vest
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