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Ur. u. T.. Minor Die..

CHAHLOT'rESNI.LE. VA, March
tho death. at his homo. IN Lcstcrv.Ilc.
Mo. OF Or. II. I. Minor. a Confederate
veteran. ANA native % th!s county.
Dr Minor served through tho I!yil
War In Cy,T0Ir- X. second Virginia
Fi;zhuEn I.re's Br.Eedc lie
emiGra'"d to Missouri IN 1851. ana
practiccd medicine FOR many years.
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Sore / throat
Coughs, Coli!s. Group. Caiarrh
Relieved in Two Minutes.

u your throat sore?
breathe I!oinri.
lHN" you c1ttrrhr
Breath. t:ome!
Have you Il cough
Breathe HyUmri
Have YOU ,oid?
breathe IiyOinci
liyomei j. the treatment fur nose.
throat aad lung trouble. Il does not
contain cocaine, morphine or other
dangerous drug ana does away w.ii
stomach dosing. lust breathe it
through the iitii" black pocket inhaler
mat comes WIN each outAi
complies outfit costs Ljit little n,
the Tracl" DruE Co. o. any reliable
druggist and liyomci ia guara ntcc,,
I" Danish chtcrTh. crouD. coughs
colds. sore throat and bronchitis o.
money back y Hyomci Inhaler LASTS
a lifetime and extra bottles of Hvu-
mel can be obtained from DRUGGISTS
for a few cents
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WAS AFRAID or
sleeping SICKNESS

MI day hr had that drnwsy, Iansuid
feeling. rouihn't seem to get cnourh
Stcrp at night. The signs all pointed
I" sleeping sickness, that dreaded
mainhy from which many folks have
never known To awaken.
And then he tried DALY'S
palatahlc and tastclGss Cod
Liver Extract with Malt. Wild
Cherry. Hyp1nhos ph!tcs and
GlNccrine. The change was
remarkable: Friends declared
that he never looked better.
The DAILY Habit Of DALY'S;'
will do more for you in the
Spring than any other time in
the year. Buy bottle from
Your druggist today.
Sold IN Richmond by tho Bodcker
Drug Co. Il. y. Miller Drug Co, Grant
Drug Co.'S stores.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-25
NORTH MADIS0N

Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Ruff and two
daughters Of Rumfcrd are IN town the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green
On the Lakewood road. Mrs. Ruff be-
ing a sister of Mrs. Green.
Mrs. Nelson Rvder of Skowhegan
was ia town last Saturday calling Oh
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington Flint of
Norway has been in town the guest of
Mrs Abbie Sallev. Mrs. Fl nt's fam
lily lived at North Madison.
Miss Nellie Green who has been at
the Somerset Hospital for the last
four weeks has returned home and
is gaining as we'll as can be expected
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Green made a
business trip to Cornville came back
with a new horse which they purchas-
ed of Leon Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Dean and daugh-
ter Leona spent the day last Sunday
with Mr.. Deans cousin, Mr. and Mrs.
Grin Dean.
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Mass. Mrs. Ella Caswell OF Lowell.
Lawrence, Mass.
The wedding of Shirley Marguerite
Merchant and Fred Wright Shaylor OF
BroOkline. Mass. took place at the
home OF the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. o. Merchant on Depot street,
Tuesday evening. August Is. at eight
O'Clock, Rev. George F. Currier. pas
tor of the kingfield Baptist church.
officiating. The ceremony was per-
formed in the living room under an
arch of evergreen, the single ring ser
vice being used. The house was
beautifully decorated with evergreen.
cut flowers and ferns.
The special town meeting held Mon
day afternoon at the Town House was
adjourned until evening at Withafn
and Strickland's Hall where a large
number of citizens gathered to con-
slider the matter OF completing the
sewer system of the town. A COM
m ttee consisting of the seIkctmen.
board of health and health officer. Dr.
J. +. Garland was appointed to make
and to report at the next March meet
ing. ~
August 16 during the construction
Of Depot street, a stone curiosity was
found by o. {. Dolbier in the gravel
pit II is about two and one-haif
inches long, one and one-fourth inch
wide in the widest part and three
eighth inches thick In Il is a quad
rangular hole about two-eighths BIZ
three-eights inches with perfectly
formed corners and having polish as
high as that Of marble 1t is thought
to be of Indian make altho its use Is
not known.
The manager Of the Kingfeld base
ball team has received letter from
lie Mohawk Athletic Club OF Port
land challenging the team to a game
here on September 7th. A game is
also scheduled W tn Wilton for next
Saturday. August goth. Bacon OF
South Paris who pitched here last
Saturday has been hired to pitch the
remainder of the season. -
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BINGHAM

The date for holding the Swathmore
Chatauqua entertainments, to be held
in Kennebec Hall, have been set for
Nov. 8, 10, and Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Dinsmore and
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Dinsmore recently
spent day at their Pleasant Pond
cottage, taking a lunch at the Way
side Tea Rooms on their return.
DR.. and Mrs. Hopkins are enter
tanning l. eutenant and Mrs. Williams
of Washington, D. c.. for two weeks.
Last Sunday they spent at Pleasant
Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Robinson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Dion Robinson were at
Pleasant Pond on Sunday.
Centennial Rebekah Lodge No. 100
will exemplfy the work on the eve
ming of Sept. 9th, in their lodge rooms.
A full attendance is desired. The
president of the Rebecca Assembly,
Eva A. Fassett, will be present.
Edwin Robinson has moved his fam
ly from Scion to one of the houses
on North Main street.
Mrs. Georgia Mitchell is visiting her
uncles Earl and Norris Tayor and
their families.
Several of the young ladies who are
to be away this winter, are preparing
an entertainment for Monday evening,
Aug. 10Th, the proceeds Of which are
to be given to the library. The pro-
gram will consist of farce, panto-
mine movies, costume dancing and
music. This will be followed by a
social dance with good music. Every
one Is urged to help make this fl
nancial success and swell the library
fund Watch for the posters. y
A G.. Dinsmore and wife and NAH
Ion Boynton and wife motored to
Pleasant Pond a few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Thurlow of
r chmond and Mae Winslow are guests
of George Baker and family.
F. j. Taylor and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs Edward Dearmond of Boston are
spending ten days at Pleasant Pond
They took dinner with Mrs. Taylor
sister, Mrs. Alice Goodich the seven
teenth, having motored from Boston
The party will return this week.
Mrs. Eta Morris and her niece,
Miss Baker of The Forks were recent
ly in town.
Roy Savage and his daughter Anna,
Mrs. Beatrice WATSON and her niece,
Beatrice Sawyer, are spend ng week
at Ocean Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Adams. Mr.
and Mrs. Orrin Hill and their son
Ralph motored to Madison, Skowhe-
gan and Lakewood last Sunday.
Bingham was well represented at
the Encampment held in Camden Aug
10th. Those who made the trip and
enjoyed the festivities were Mr.. and
, Mrs. Omar Sawyer, Mr., and Mrs.
Olrln Hill, Mr. and Mrs. c. c. Stew
ard, Stein Collins, Gladys Steward,
Pearl Woodland, Dorothea Woodland.
Howard Russell and daughters Lillian
! and Alice, Walter Rob .nson and wife
and Woodie Smith and wife.
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STRATTON

Our baseball team went to Bingham
Saturday and beat the Bingham base
ball team to l.
Peter Townsend who has been down
river for the past two weeks has re-
turned and gone to work in the mill
again.
A. NJ Jones was in Bingham Sat
urday on business trip.
Sylvanus Masterman has been
working nights in the mill taking
F. l.. Fosters place while he was
away
Charles Scribner and wife. Elisha
Voter and Green Kincaid took in the
ball game at Kingfield Saturday max
ing the trip in Scribner's bort car.
Frank L. Foster has been the guest
of friends IN Portland recently.
Charles Dyer Is going to-. build a
new house on Blanchard avenue.
We hear that DR.. Bremijohn is
going to locate here again. Hope
it is so.
Mrs. Fotter was a guest of Mr.. ant
Mrs Walter Scribner Sunday.
Merle Blanchard, Lonnie Blanchard
A. N. Williams and Guy B. Durrel
took in the ball game at KingfielC
Saturday.
auto trip to Kingfield Saturday in his
new REQ car.
II. II. Landers, w A. Cousens anC
d. Gilmore were in Kingfield Sat
urday.
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nENXISTnXN

w. S. Wilson has been drawn jury
man from this town.
Miss Dorothy Steward is spending
her vacation with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Steward.
Ivan J. Cratic who has been guild
ing at the Jones Pond camps, is at
home for few days.
Mrs. Sophronia Henderson has sold
her place to e. A. Piper of Jackman.
We understand that Mrs. Henderson
WI continue to live on the place for
few years.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ G. Atwood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jackson of North New
Portland and John j. Maginnis of Bos-
ton have been recent guests at the
home of A. A. Cratic.
Miss Ethel Holden Is working for
Mrs. Hattie Ray of Moose River.
Thomas Graffte is able to walk alone
to some of his nearest neighbors.
Charles Mckay of Croker Pond
camps has quite number OF
guests at present
Stetson school will begin the first
part of September with the same
teacher as the past year, Mrs. A. A,
Cratic.
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MERCHANT TELLS Of 4
REMARKABLE CASE !

Writing from Maxeys, Ga. A. J. Gil
len, proprietor OF large department
store at that place. says:
Il have customer here who was
n bed for three years and did not go
TO meal al any time. She had FIVE
physicians and they gave her out One
bottle of Tanlac got her up. on the
second bottle she commenced Keeping
house and on the third she did all the
cooking and housewoTk for a family
Of eight"
This sounds really incredible. but
II comes unsolicited from a highly
creditable source and is copied YER
bat IN from the letter
Tanlac is sold in Skowhegan by
SIMPSONS Drug Store; F. G. Williams,
Athens. &. F. Burr'll. East Madison;
kennison's Drug Store. North Nav
Portland and by all leading druggists
in every town.
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NORTH ANSON

md Mrs. D. w. Seavey of
h,1 r, wat Mass. were recent
|s ',sss Of her sister Mrs W. E. Fen
son' rdbot of Boston with party
III. Ss we're visitors in town early
bst We tanes F. Goldman Co. of Dixie
Inc liners gave a show at Cara
Fnlei.u HALL. Monday evening.
asse'' local ball team is slated to
Inc = Madison Saturday p. m.
n ~. W c. Robinson arrived in town
hrs, o :" evening after spend ,ng a
(ponn marty from this place visit
e panoeley. Sunday, taking dinner at
Nam amid marker at Flagstaff. In
e at vty were Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
y 20 Mr. and Mrs. E. w. Sawyer
dr, nnd Mrs. z. S. Sulloway, Mr.. and
'I n l., Hoyey. Mr.. and Mrs. }.
-,orue Ruth and Barbara Thorne,
and ND Mrs. E. C. Wing, Mr.. and Mrs.
q az" pobinson, Miss Robinson, Mira
s"hy william Hartwell and Will
y, %n Observation-Disclosures is fol
- at F. II. Holley's.
r,v and Mrs. T. 3. HIATT return
|, Monday from trip to Bingham
funk and The Forks.
|~so Patterson reunion
- N be held August 81, rain or shine
.As home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
hery. - n,,.. 80 Don't
- velcomed new daughter to
u, home. August 10. Mrs. Perkins
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
kpbinson .,,,
.,sstpd game from the North Arson
[.m saturday on the home grounds
Il score being 3 to 1.
Mrs. R. F. Gilbert of Richmond, Me
,se guest this week of Mrs. Lester
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Lillian Whhani accompanied her
cousin Gladys Gleason to Clinton last
week and will remain for visit.
Emma Head OF Washington, d. c.,
has been the guest 6f Mrs. w. b.
Goodrich for several days. Miss Head
has for many years been employed in
the Patent Once in Wash ngton. Very
recently having been transferred to
the Reclamation Service.
The Independent-Repo is for
sale at Z. II. Caswells.
Goodrich Baker Reunion Associa-
ton will hold basket picnic on the
lawn at the home of Mrs. Sarah Mil
liken. ~ All are requested to bring their
own dishes. Beans and coffee will be
furnished. In case the weather Is
UNIT for an out of door picnic suit
able place will be provided for holding
1t indoors.
F. H. Spear of Madison was In
Bingham, Monday.
Mrs. Imogene Webster. who has
been spending several weeks at Old
Orchard with her niece Mrs. LAM
gan. has returned to her home In
Caratunk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Pooler and Mr.
and Mrs Ed Small have returned
from a motor trip to Canada where
they visited st. Joseph and Sherbrook.
Mrs. George Jones attended the flu
neral services of her sister-in-law,
Mrs. Lassell in Burnham last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lister and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Baker motored to Mainstream Sum
day, returning by way OF Lakewood.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Cummings, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Upper and c. S.
Baker enjoyed trip to Canaan and
Lake George last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Merrithew and
little boy of Saugus, Mass, are visiting
in town.
Live Poultry Wanted-Harry Cohen,
Skowhegan. tf29
The Bingham High School and the
grade schools In the Village will be
gin Monday, September 18th. Names
of teachers will be published later.
Patrons will please remember that
next Saturday afternoon a grange
meeting and food sale will be held.
All sisters are requested to contribute
food.
METHODIST CHURCH
The Methodist church at Bingham
held its annual Sunday School Pic
mic on Saturday afternoon, at Bingham
Heights. The games were however
brought to sudden close. by the
thunder and lightning and the black
threatening clouds which shut out the
sunshine and warned both parents and
children that they must seamper for
cover. All gathered at Mrs. Eta
Hollis, where they enjoyed their treat
of Ice cream.
The Saturday afternoon picnic how
ever, did not as we feared keep any
from Sunday School the next day, for
1t proved to be Red Letter Day for
the School, the number in attendance
being larger than at any session dur
ing the past six months. The church
services at 1890 and the Peoples Ser
vice at in the evening were both
we'll attended. Financially and spirit
ually the church is prospecting.
The Ladies' Aid meets for an all
day session at Mr.. John Redmond's
on the 23rd to make preparation for
a social and sale on September 9th
at the same place.
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ANSON CENTER

Webster Williams of Waterville
was in town one day recently looking
for a good new m lch COW.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Quint have
each had an i'll turn recently. They
are one of our oldest couples in town.
Miss Green of New Jersey is visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Harry Reynolds for
"a few weeks
Ma?telle Tibbetts is suffering from
boil on his foot
Walter Booker who has been i'll
with sciatica for several months plans
to go to Skowhcgan Tuesday to be
treated by DIR Julia Nav Kinca d
Coney Loring of Norridgewock was
in town buying stock the past week
Longfellow school which was to
have begun the fall term Monday has
postponed for one week.
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NEW Portland

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Gavett Of
Portland are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Luce.
Clayton Atwood and fam ~ OF Show
hogan are visiting at f f. Atwood 3.
Eben Carsley is building a new
chimney
Road Commissioner Leroy Luce
started a crew in to work on the cor
ner by the residence of VIM Mitchell,
Monday morning. the street will be
made broader and then gravelled
c. II. Luce of Dover, y. II. joined
his family here Sunday for week S
visit. Mr.. Luce made the trip by
auto.
VIM. Foster expects to move here
from Kingfie1d in few weeks.
Miss Leila Morton of Pennington
Is visiting her uncle Lewis Morton
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Morton have
returned from a trip to Old Orchard
and Harpswell.
Mrs. Lynn Dyer is able to be about
the house again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Butts are visit
ing friends and relatives in town.
Cyrus Metcalf left town Monday of
last week en- route for his home in
Florida.
Ralph Jordan has returned home
and is doing electrical wiring about
the village
John Butts and Chas Hoyt made a
business trip to Augusta. Monday
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heen one year in the study of civil
engineering.
William Fare and son Percy Earle
are working for the Central Maine
Power Co. on the new dam they are
building
The home of Edward whitney is
quarantined for scarlet fever the two
children. Clifton and Wilbur are Ill
v III the disease.
Mrs. T. G. Fellows of Winterport
was a visitor this week at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell.
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POWERS SCHOOLHOCSE
NURRIDUF WUCk
(DEFERRED)

Mrs. Guy Sheaff and little daughter
Isabel of East Walpole. Mass. are
spending their vacation with Mrs.
Chester Sheaff.
Mrs. Charles Bates and daughter
Mrs. Clara Trunbull spent two days In
Waterville last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon SheaG OF North
Degrade, Mrs. Annie oliver and son
Lewis. Mrs. Eta Nichols and little
boy of West Mills. Mrs Maude Mitch
ell and Mrs Matte Davis of Water
Vile were visitors at Chester Sheaff's
Sunday.
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Madison from Friday until Sunday.

Madison from Friday until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. WI Hobrook of y.
Arson visited at Charles Holbrook 5
Sunday.
Little Perry McCurio has been hay
ing an abscess on his face It has
been troubling him about two weeks,
1t has been laneed and is doing nice
ly now.
The annual reanion OF the old Red
schoolhouse on New Portland Hill
will be held Thursday. September 1st.
There will be picnic dinner.
w liam Gordon OF Madison is visit
ing his daughter Mrs Carrie Davis.
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MALBON'S MILLS

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hagerman of
daughter Miss Hlda Haserman of
Houlton have been visitors at the
homo of Wi liam Earle the past week.
Mr.. Earle accompanied them on trip
to Old Orchard returning Monday
Clarence VILE returned T.. Boston
las. Well Vhese - wiE BE employed
for a time before returning 10 tie
school OF Technology where he has
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WEST PITTSFlELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Gray and
twin babies accompan ed by their
daughter and husband Mr. and Mrs
Harold Allen all of liartland village
were visitors SUNDAY, August 18th
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Ma
than Gray
Mrs. Fldelia Brown arrived home
from Boston Saturday afternoon for a
two weeks visit at her old home with
her mother Mrs.sHebron Tilton.
Mrs. Ethel Groves of North Canaan
accompanied by her aunt Mrs. Flor
ence Whiting of NorfidgewpCk spent
Tuesday of last week with Mrs. Groves
brother and " fe, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Allen.
Mr. and Mrs Nathan Gray and son
Ralph visited Sunday with Mrs Gray $
aunt and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Young at the village
Leslie Allen now grects his friends
with a broad smile then answers yes
II is ten pound boy that arrived at
his home Friday. August 10Th Mrs
Preston Lewis has been caring for
both mother and baby for several
DAYS.
Mrs. Eastman Fowler accompanied
by Hiss Cora bingham both from Ca
naan were calling on old friends at
this place Thursday of last week.
Mrs Ellen Cover and daughter Nd
die from Skowhegan accompanied by
Mrs. Emma Cool of Canaan village
we're callers Sunday afternoon with
Mrs Filelia Brown
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GOODYEAR
RES TUBES AND ACCESSORIES
NORTH ANSON GARAGE
WILLIAMS BROS, PROP.
Authorized FORD SERVICE

Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Dunton have {
NJ born early Monday morning al
I, Kennebec Valley Hospital
Ambrose Sprague has been confined
the house for some days by trouble
nth the left foot.
CHESTS of Mrs. G. F. Williams this
eek are her brother, Ora Wallace ant
Fss Hazel Baker, both of Woodstock
1B
Iprn G. f. Williams visited Flag
Ian, Eustis and Stratton Monday call
kg on prospective students.
Local patrons are planning for the
|non meeting at Starks, August 81.
/ About 50 from North Arson attend
Y the Club picnic at Lakewood las
thursday and report very enjoy abb
hcurson.
| Out of the state arrivals at the Car
\bassett Inn the past week INCLUDE
y following: II. NJ. Cleveland
Aghamton. n. Y; Artie Chokey
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Miss Muldoon is visiting Mrs. Swift
for a few weeks.
Miss Merrideau will return to Bos-
ton Wednesday morning for a short
stay.
Cleave Dean was caller at +. II
Rowe's Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a Charles Boyington
were Sunday guests at his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N N. Boyington.
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nine Sunday evenings of the CAM
paign.. Cards will be provided for
everyone to keep record of their at
tendance. How many are there who
can attend church nine Sundays in
succession? We are going to find
out.
Live Poultry Wanted-Harry Cohen,
Skowhegan. tf29
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Thirty members. including three
guests of CO.. Asa Whitcomb Chapter
d. A. r, much enjoyed an outing at
Lakewood, Friday, being taken by
eight automob les. The guests we're
Miss Beulah Thompson of Midway.