The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-07-07

sorted cake and ice cream were serv-
ed by the committee Mrs. Kate
French Mrs. Dasy Woodland Mrs
Eva Gordon. Mrs. Erma Winter
Mrs. Nellie Vaughan. Mrs. Bernard
inc Collesolle. The tables were
decorated with bouquets of MOVERS
and favors were small punches oil
pansies.
Cedar wanted for posts. poles and
ties. Don NJ. Towne. Madison. AVE- =
The Sunday School OF Grace I'M,
versalist Church held their ahhuai
picnic at the A. J. Hunnewell Farm'
Thursday, June 30. About 70 people
were present The committee MRS.
l. /. Mitchell. Mrs. George French,
Mrs Orren Tufts, Mrs. o. c. Dolbier
and Miss Ethel Butterfield served
salads. lemonade and baked beans.
The afternoon was spent in playing
games.
The work of putting in drainage
pipes and catch basins on Depot st.
was completed several days ago and
on Friday a volunteer crew under
n. G. Winter and H. S. Wing began
the work of ballasting the road with
rocks and gravel.
The Commissioner of Inland Fish
cries and Game has promulgated the
following regulations relating TO fish
ing in Carrabassett River and all its
tributaries. direct and indirect. above
the Falls at East New Portland, eX-
cept the West Branch of said river,
80 called Kingfield and Lemon stream
so called New Portland For a pc
riod of four years from July 18th, A.
d. 1921, it shall be unlawful for any
person to fish for, take, catch or kill
any kind of fish at any time in Cara
basset River or in any of the tribu-
taries. direct or indirect, to said riv-
er, above the Falls at East New Port
land, except the West Branch of said
river, so called, and except Lemon
Stream. so called, tributaries to said
Carrabassett River, which waters are
situated in the County of Franklin
and in the County of Somerset. except
in the ordinary way of casting with
hook and artificial fly known as fly
fishing, or to take any trout in said
waters less than seven inches in
length, or TO take, catch, kill or have
in possession in any one day more
than fifteen fish in all in any of said
waters.
Mrs. Lily r. Schafer and daughter
Miriam of Lynn, Mass. are expected
the first of the month for visit of
several weeks with her sister Mrs. NJ.
d. p. Thompson.
The Kingfeld town boys have or
ganized baseball team with Asa
Small captain and Guy McVoy mana
ger. Following are the names OF
those who are practicing for the
team: Bracket Wing. Vaughan
Huse. Asa Small Arthur French, Lee
mond Potter, Hobart Jersey, Clifton
Phillips, Llewellyn Dudley. Hayden
Hewey, Phillip Dodge and Meldon
Soule
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell A. Potter Of
Tampa, Florida, are visiting in town
for two or three weeks at G. X. Rich
ards and other relatives and friends,
They have been in Tampa for the past
eight months where Mr.. Potter is en-
ployed as superintendent for the
park
Miss Nellie j. Walker of New Port
land and Harold w. Treamer of
Lynnlield, Mass. were married at the
home of the brides brother Charles
B. Walker at II q. m. Wednesday,
June 30, by Rev. VI. S. Hutchins of
Phillips. a cousin of the bride, using
the single ring service in the presence
of the immediate family and number
of her school friends. The bride was
gowned in white crepe de chene and
carried a bouquet. Miss Hazel True
was bridesmaid and was gowned in
blue. Little Marian Russell of
Phillips. a niece of the bride was ring
bearer and James Strickland and
Wayne Russell strewed rose petals
along the bridal path. A Victrola
wedding march was played. The par
lor was decorated with daisies which
lor was decorated with daisies, roses,
marriage bells and ferns. A buffet
lunch was served at noon in the din
'ng room which was decorated with
red roses. A wedding cake made by
her sister, Mrs. George Russell OF
Phillips was cut by the bride fhey
left on the 1:12 train from North An
son for wedding trip of two or three
weeks to Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
Montreal. The bride is native OF
New Portland and lived for number
of years in Pennington. She Is a
graduate of Pennington High school
and Pennington Normal School and
has taught successfully for a number
of years during the past year being
assistant in the Central high school at
East New Portland. where she has
been we'll liked. The groom is en-
ployed as station agent for the 3. and
NJ railroad at Lynnfield, Mass. where
they will reside. Best. wishes OF
their many friends are extended to
them.
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