The independent-reporter., 1921-10-27
Athletic field in Fairfield by score

William Langill who has been pass
ing the summer at the home OF his
son Harry in this place left Sunday
for his home In Soya Scotia where he
will pass the winter.
Ezra Tompkins who Is attending
SCHOOL in Pennsylvania. received a
fractured skull while playing football
in Sunbury recently and is in the Kos
her hospital in that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor
rison left Saturday for a few days
business and pleasure trip to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Hagger and Mrs
Augusta Bailey of Waterville were
guests over the Sabbath at the home of
Charles Lander.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Gray of Bangor
were in town Sunday the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Gray.
Forget mot Branch I. S. S. will
hold their annual sale and supper
December 2.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Smith We're
the guests of relatives in West Mills
Sunday.
Perley Bryant is employed in North
Anson this week
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Knox, Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Strang and Mrs. Charles
Wallace took an auto trip to Green
Vile and Ripogenous Dam recently.
Mrs. Charles Cookson and Mrs.
Harvey Quimby were the guests of
friends in Norridgewock Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Richards left
town Sunday for a few days visit with
friends in West Pownal and Gardner.
Forget-me-Not Branch /. s. S. will
hold their regular meeting Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. o. 7.
Briggs.
BLACKWELL
Warren Chester Moore died at his
home in Onalaska, Wisconsin, Octsl3,
1921. He was a native of Madison,
son of Cyrus and Huldah Russell
Moore. He went to Wisconsin about
As years ago. He has many friends
and relatives who sincerely regret to
hear of his death. He was about 65
years of age.
TWELVE CORNERS
Horace Spear is preparing to start
his mill on the lot of d. II. Robbins
where he has been numbering for two
years.
Mrs. Rebecca Robbins is in poor
health. DR.. Brown of Bingham was
in town Monday to see her.
Charlie Norton of Madison spent the
week end with Ephraim Dean and
| family.
DR.. White was called to Dana Rob
bins to attend a sick COW, Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Parsons have
moved in the camp on Horace Spear
lot where Mrs. Parsons will board the
men for the winter.
Friends of Helen Fowles of Medford
will be pleased to learn she has re-
covered from her recent illness. Mrs.
Fowles visits in this neighborhood
/ nearly every fall but will be unable
! to come this fall.
Miss Eleanor Foster, teacher at
| Twelve Corner school will attend the
teachers convention in Portland this
week
4 Harry Richardson is having very
good luck trapping
Mrs Emma Dean was guest OF her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. E. ID. Clarke
over Sunday
Mrs. Lulretia Steel exIelts to leave
! Saturday of this week for Boston
where she will spend the winter. Very
soon after she arrives she will enter
the hospital where she will have her
ewes operated on. Her many friends
: wish her success and a happy winter
{ Little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Alden Adams who has been very SICK
is much better. DR.. Ellingwood ol
! Athens attends her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Adams OF
! Moxie was caller in the neighbor-
/ hood Sunday.
Walter Crane who has been work
ing in the neighborhood for the past
three months returned to his home In
New Hampshire Monday of this week
PUGH CORNER
| Elmer Richards and lady friend and
Mrs. Stockwell who have been stop
ping with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hastings
returned to their home recently to
Orange, Mass.
Mrs. Eliza Clark returned home
Sunday after a weeks visit with Mrs
Fannie Hilton and other friends in
Solon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Blair and
daughter Eva, Mr.. and Mrs. Bales
Spaulding and children Helen and
Ruth were callers in this vicinity last
Sunday.
Leslie Keech of Lowell, Mass. spent
Friday of last week visiting his sister
Mrs. Walter Rowell and family.
BRIGHTON
Albert Niekerson has bought farm