The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-28
.r,us or INTEREST OF MANY
YEARS AGO

YEARS AGO
,,..ried at Bingham Sept. %, by Rev.
~ ,]', c Baker, Thos. McCollor of Scion
=. ID Miss Mary IIolway of Cornville.
an Webster Rowe, who during the sum-
has run small fruit store in
1ne htNck. locked his doors and
WI. French leave some days since
" Nc IN the lack of patronage, leay-
ahont rs cents worth of perish
ins merchandise behind.-We hear
hal settlement has been made by
In, with his former landlord since
he departure, for the outstanding
~ ~. Rem Flagg, driver for L. S.
r.ascott says he hears nothing but
.aise for BRUSSELS soap on his route.
Tho sneedy Skowhegan stallion, Gun
Ia r. owned by A. K. Perkins of
a.. az, t,w,,. was exhibited on the cross
,nq Friday and was given a spin
aronnd the track, once trim max
ing at the rate of 2.2S. His record
= oeS1,. He is emphatically the
inner Has trotted in fifteen races
,atinc first money in twelve of them
ond second in the other three. This
raar he has been in hotfy tested races
and won first money in five of them
and second in the other.-Solomon
RATE Starbird died in Denver, Col,
centember 10Th. He was a brother
~ { g. Starbrd and cousin to the
Misses Clark of Norridgewock.
~
lanes II. Holt is steadily improy-
ing and is now out ofsdanger. He
GAYS that the fire in his store went
ont the Sunday before and had not
hoen rebuilt. but his lamp was lighted,
and 10 this is attributed the poison
ons gas which suffocated him.
p 3. Heselton has disposed of his
entre interest in the hotel property
in This place known as Hotel Heselton
10 his brother, f. C. Heselton.
Miss Mae Burrill was agreeably sur
nrised on the afternoon of birthday
whirh took place one day last week,
hy visitation from several of her
young lady friends, who came pre-
nared to remain for tea and pass the
evening.
+. 7. Patten reports that the out
look for the bicycle business is very
nrom sing this season, haying already
sold two new safty's. A gents to
Mr. Walker, principal of the high
school and a lady's to Miss NJ. l.. {.
FaleS.
Samuel Emerson departed for the
West by Saturdays train, his destin-
alton being Seattle, Washington.
Alonzo Smith Of Cornyille, who ae-
companied his niece, Grace Il. judi
klns to Russell Springs, Kansas, re
turned Saturday evening, having stop
ned over few days with his brother,
s. W. Smith in Madison, Ohio and TO
visit friends in Neponset and Para.
III.
We are informed that m. 7. Pooler
recently refused an offeR OF $1,000 for
his yearlng Alcantara colt, one of the
Youngsters at Fairview Stock farm.
Miss Sadie +. Ward left on Monday
mornings train for Portland where
she is to take complete course of
stenography and typewr,tflig at the
Portland school of stcnography.
]. & ]. Phibrook of Lisbon Falls,
the builders of Bethany Church ed flee
we're in town yesterday making the
final settlement with the building conf
mittee.
The first wolf killed in Maine be
fore May list will bring the owner $50
if delivered to w. X. Clifford. the taxi
dorn,;et ynob condition
Mrs. Edgar Barnes of Hayerhill
Mass, rived here Sunday, having
been called home by the Illness OF
her father II. c. Marble,
Joel Galley of Bingham who invest
ed largely in wild lands, i'll the SUBJ