The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-09-08
KINGFIELn

Mrs o. G.. Durrell suffered a frac-
tine of her arm and her daughter
Ora. sprained ankle. and both q
number of cuts and bruises, Wednes.
day. Aug 81, near the Weeks place
In New Portland, by being thrown
from their carriage when their horse
took fright at the breaking Of a TIM
and ran away. Later the runaway
collided with Ford car owned and
driven by Jimmie Royce and the car
was cons derably damaged. the wind
shield being broken and the mud
suard badly bent. The horse also re.
eefyed injuries about the shoulder but
rot seriously. lie was caught by Earl
Davidson anad taken to New Portland
where Mr.. Davidson is working. Johr
Williamson who was passing. took
Mrs. Durrell and her daughter In aRf
brought them Ome.
Lloyd Small goes Sept. to Hebron
Tor his second year as instructor, and
NJ brother, Asa, goes Sept. IL to
Brunswick here he will attend Bow
Don College.
Ed Page cut his foot quite badly In
the woods, Thursday morning Al
though the cash was not very long.
N artery was cut and the wound bled
Drofusely.
Schools In town began Sept. Q with
the following teachers: High School:
prin. H.. Bradford; Cecil F. Thomp-
ron, English and History; Miss Caro-
Namm OF Bangor French and Latin;
Grammar, Miss Olive Ross OF Phil
NOS; Intermediate Mrs. Mabelle Fur
ker; Sub-Intermed ate, Mrs. Hide
winter: Primaryr-Miss Ruth I. Goss;
Sub Primary. MRS. Blanche McKen-
Asy.
Miss Emily North Murphy of Prov
idence, r l., comes Tuesday. Aug. 30
Tar a visit with Mrs. Elizabeth vii
kiRs..
Prof. Yeaton of Greenwich. Conn.
formerly of Westbrook SEMINARY. war
: caller on Mrs. El zabeth wilkins
this week.
Mrs. Frank Keene and Mrs. Carrie
Jackson of Waltham, Mass. have pur-
chased the house, owned by W. o. Fos-
tar and will reside here during the
summers and continue to- live In Wal
them during the winter seasons.
Mrs. May y. Brooks, of Seattle.
NAsh., who is passing three months II
franklin County, spent last week WITH
Mrs. M. e. Small on Riverside Street
Ii Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Burns OF Low
el1 are visit ng Mrs. Burns parents
Mr.. end Mrs. e. n. Carter and sister
Mrs. Orren Tufts.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carter OF North
berwick are guests of Mr.. Carriers
6arents, Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Carter
And sister. Ms Orren Tufts.
Frank Thomas and Harold Winter
returned Thupsday from Camp Dew
ems where they have been taking mill
tefy trnir'ng. fay a moMh. Me'der
eoule will return later after stopping
for q visit in Portland.
Mrs. Hotace G Winter returnef
Monday from trip TO MASSACHUSETTS
luclud ng a visit to Camp Deyen'
where her son Harold has been tax
ing military training.
Mrs. Frank Wbitcher Of Amesbury
Mass. accompanied by Miss Anna
Duren OF The Aver Home Lowell 4
Mass are here for two weeks stay.
lA6tdnu u6p vi iitsh6ot ~ ~ 49, -
tor month.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Simmons and
Mr.. and Mrs P. M, Lander Harted
Wednesday for Prospect Harbor. Mr.
md Mrs. Cecil French, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Wing, Mr. and Mrs. r.. d. Knapp
ind DR.. and Mrs. j. E. Garland
started Thursday for the same place
Tor weeks fishing trip.
Rev. Charles A. Glass, successful
blind evangelist of Grand Rapid, Mich.
will hold a series Of meetings at the
Church. Kingfleld,. Sept. :
10 rs. Preaching every evening ex-
pept Saturday at 1880 p. M; Sundays
Il: 80 a. m; TOO p. m. Mr. Glass is
blind volnist, pianist, soloist and
reads from raised letter Bible. He
8 also strong gospel preacher. Mrs
GLASS will be the soloist and person
il worker. Everybody Is welcome to