The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-03-24

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.Matson. Dscretosy; John
cColIpn ((asurer; direct0rs were
]. L Foes. Fefrin French. ". r. Tus-l'
ran and Osin Dean. The date for the
cattle show and fair was set Tor Oct.
There 10 to be on Friday y. 70.
March rs, = leeture on the selection OF
poultry for breeding purposes. In the
evening Of the same day there VII ~
an iRpstrated lecture on incubation
and brooding. The meeting VIII ~
In the Agricultural room at the school
house and the lectures by O. H. VII
bur, poultry specialist Of OronC. These
who attended the culling demoustTa-
ton by Prof. Wilbur last fA1l wefe
benefited and It IL hoped that thru
who are Interested In. poultry VIII
take advantage Of this lecture and
attend ~ It II for you.
Mrs. Isaac Davis and Mrs. Aubrey
Kelley celebrated their birthdays Ut
the home OF their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Libby. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelley
returned to their home on North Main
street Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Crotto have
a new baby born last week phyllis
Pearl).
Saturday, March 10, North Somerset
grange observed It's 45th anniversary.
As has been the custom each year
the families Of the grange were guests.
An oyster dinner with pastry OF all
kinds wal served at noon to about
one hundred people and the afternoon
was given to a program which con-
sisted of musical numbers interspersed
with readings. OF the charter menu
lbers there were only two. Mr.. and MRS.
who were present. Three others
ere living but not in this vicinity. OF
those who were taken into the grange
the shrst q there is one member,
Mrs.. Sarah Pierce who has continued
. member since 1875. On January !,
1910. the grange hall was dedicated
and then there was quite q debt for
q small grange. 1t is hoped that the
debt may be cancelled this yeAr ~
It Il less than two hundred dollars.
New members are coming in and on
the whols It looks like a prosperous
year. h.
i 1Ers. n. L. French went to the hos
pftaf Monday. 1t IL hoped her health
may be greatly improved as she has
been i'll Ill winter. DR.. Piper went
to the hospital with her. Mrs. julia
Holt ID 1t the home as housekeeper.
At the Cstfatunk theatre Saturday
evening, WflliSm Fox presents Shirley
Mason 81 ~1Yhe Girl Of My Heart" On
WedneD6ay evening. March 80. will be
pressnted The Luck Of the Irish"
HsrnQrA nevis came home Thursday
from Id4l9R nend where he has been
employed this winter.
Mr6. ~ ". Starbird is reported az
being able to leave the hospital at
Mass. The family hoped
to hfinr a. VI, Starbird home from
Hudson. Mass, on Monday but he was
not able to be moved home.
Malon Patterson has been confined
o his home the past week with q bad
,old.
Mrs. e. W.sYork is having an attack
II bronchitis and is confined to the
louse.
4. c. TUSCAN had a car Of fertilizer
Irriye on Monday, The travelling Is
Ather hard to move the fertilizer or
anything ~ the frost Is comingf
In many places.
Frank Livingston has moved into
be upstairs tenement Of Mrs. Kate
dams &issee :
Miss Alfredo Hatch who has spent
vacation in FTopsham and Rich-
1ond has returned to teach the inter-
school.
Miss Edna Metcalf returned from
lynn, Saturday, having spent her va
with her father.
M. G. Jewett has bought the David
house on Pleasant street and
1ill move there. In May.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Tuscan r re-
congratulations on the birth
daughter, born March II, Lucille.
Roger French, II home from Ham
OK county where he has spent the
lst few months being employed az q
yrsd curtis la1qthe misfortune to-
DSe the .senA -QesA finger at the pulp
all, Batur1Ay, where he IL employed.
{ VA nut bGck In place and he re-
urhed % HI 10h Monday morning.
Mrs. Alice Lombard spent the week
nd with hef siiter, Mrs. E. w. York.
Miss Esther Manson is home from
forth Arson On . vacation from her
,chool and will take the place Of M. L..
In the Scion creamery ONCE
While Mr.. Ffench u at Lewiston with
drs. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Small with their
of Newport are In town the guests