The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-10-27
KINGPIELD

During this month the following
game inspector for inspection and
tagging eighteen cartridges, one
duck, nine deer.
Mrs. Laura Stanley and little grand
laughter Thelma Lucille returned FRI
day from Lowell, Mass. Mr.. Davis
has broken up housekeeping and his
little daughter will live for the pres
ent in Kingfield with her grandmoth-
er.
James Howe underwent a surgical
operation for hernia, Thursday fore
noon. the operating surgeons being
DR.. C. W. Bell and DR.. J. e. Garland.
Mrs. Howe is caring for her husband.
The second annual fair Of the Ply
THAN Sisters given at the X. of P.
Hall Monday afternoon and evening,
October 81, promises to be a very at
tractive one. There Will be on sale
all kinds OF domestic and fancy ar
ticles, children's clothing, crib quilts,
sofa pillows, bed puffs, etc, and also a
mystery booth, homemade candies
and food At the supper hour hot
dogs. sandwiches and coffee will be
served, followed by short entertain
ment OF music, readings, and farce.
Station Agent NJ. l.. Mitchell states
that when he first took the station In
1908 about 500 deer were shipped
yearly from the Carrabassett and the
same number from Bigelow Station.
and the shipment was even greater In
the next Few years succeeding. but
since that date 1t has decreased year.
ly until last year there were only
about so from each station. This
year there have been almost none,
and the fact that most of the deer
are now transported by automobile is
curing all OF the game to be in
spected and tagged.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvest
Winter of Gull Lake, Saskatchewan,
Northwest Territory, Canada, will be
pleased to learn that daughter was
born to them on October 9th. Mr..
Winter Ia. "a son of Sumner Winter OF
this place and west West in 1903.
Mr.. and Mrs w. p. Watson Of King
field and Mrs. w. l.. Written OF New
Portland and Mrs. A. d. Brackley of
Norridgewock autoed to Dover and
Foxcroft Saturday returning Sunday
visiting Miss Bernice Written who is
teaching Mt Foxcroft and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Sturtevant and Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Hewett at Dover
Archie McMulien and Orren Lish-
erness took sixteen horses for the
Great Northern Paper Company from
Sonle's Mills to Greenville Junction
this week starting Tuesday. They
plan to be three days en- route. Mex
week sixteen more horses will be TAX
en- across to Greenyille thus remoy'
ing from Soules mills all of thu
horses here.
At the next meeting. of Carrabas
sett Grange on November 5, the ladies
will enertain the gentlemen all oil
whom are urged to be present. Or
Nov 25, the Grange will have a sup
per and entertainment this being the
fifth anniversary of and the same
evening of the week that the Grange
was instituted In Kinglield.
The October meeting OF the ID. A. II
has been postponed to Friday even
ing, October %.
The Women's Republication Club
are planning for a mock town meet
Ing at their November meeting.
Rev. A. M. Soule went to Augusta
Wednesday to attend the meeting OF
the State Armenian Relief Associa-
tion, returning Thursday or Friday
He will visit his daughter and her
husband Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Knapp
en- route.
The annual Harvest supper given
by the Indies of the Baptist church
was success. over $50 being receiv-
ed from the supper tickets and the
sale Of homemade candiess
Mrs. j. E. Garland was the hos
tess at the meeting of Weelaffalott
Whist Club Thursday afternoon. Oct
ober TO- all of the members being
present.
The officers OF Mt. Abram Lodge F
and A. M. who were installed Thurs
day evening, October 20, by Past Mas
ter Hartley d. Sprague were: W. M,
A. c. Woodland; 8. W., G. ID. Vose:
J. W., c. A. Sweetser; secretary, Ce-
Gil French; S. d.. lE. s. Winter; j.
3D.. N. G. Barden; Chaplain, Fred
Hutchins; organist, Roscoe Tufts ;
tyler, e. G.. Butts About fifty mem
bers were present. A supper at 6.4b
preceded the regular business meet
ing.
Word has been received Of the death
on October 10, Of Mrs. Annah, wife Of
Rev. Frank e. Baldwin at their home
in Bucksport Mel where Mr.. Baldwin
was the pastor of the Methodist
church. Mrs. Baldwin was a native
OF Ohio. Three years ago Mr.. and
Mrs. Baldwin resided in Kingfield for
yAlr or more. Mr.. Baldwin being
the superintendent of schools for the
district OF Kngfield, New Portland
Highland and Lexington.
BINGHAM
We are very glad to learn that our
present efficient postmaster, George