The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-08-18

ed in 30 seconds. Other loads were
put on in 81 seconds O. {. Dolbier
had charge of Inc crew as he did OF
loading the rocks, which were taken
mainly from lots of land on the "es'
Kingfeld and Dead River ROADS.
Fred A. Crossman of kingneid anu
Miss Roberta Allen Sandueky or Lex
ington. Ky. were married III Inc MAY
we'll Street Presbyterian Church by
the Rev. Ralph W owens in Lexlng-
ton. Ky. Wednesday. August III. Inc
double ring service was used. Ihere
wae a large attendance both being
verv nopular. Immediately following
the ceremony the couple LEFT Tor
kingfeld which they expect TO reach
the latter part of the month via Ma
CARA Falls, Thousand Islands, Canada,
Adirondacks, New York City. Rhode
Island. Massachusetts and Shore re-
sorts. Mrs. Crossman was formerly
the head of the Ciyics and History
Department Of the Lexington hlgh
school and has had varied teaching ex-
periences from New York City TO
Texas Mr. Crossman has had extern
sive business interests in kingheid
and other parts of Franklin county
and is widely known as prominent
lumberman and dealer in timberiands.
He has always been deeply interested
and a boomer in the welfare OF Ming
field and this region in its lndustrlal.
social and sporting interests. lnnum-
cradle friends here and in this ylcin-.
ity extend sincere congratulations.
Miss Ida Kathleen Landers of King
field died Monday night, August 8, of
diabetes at the home of Edgar Wills
Of Salem. where she had been visiting
for several days. She was born in
New Portland on January 8, 1901. the
daughter of Omar II. and Blanche l..
Dnnton) Landers. the last of family
of two children, her sister Mrs. Or
ren Lisherness having died three
years ago Kathleen graduated from
the Kingfield high school in the class
of 1920 since which time she has been
successful teacher in Wilton and
New Portland. She leaves to mourn
her loss her mother Mrs. Jas. Howe,
an aunt and uncle Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Dunton, cousin Roxie Dunton
who is employed at Strong and Wayne
Dnnton of Leomister Mass, nephew
and niece Omar and Kathleen and
many warm friends both here and in
New Portland. Kathleen was OF
lovable disposition making friends
wherever she went and was very
cheerful through her long illness. She
was ambitious and energetic keeping
about her duties up to within two days
of her death. Funeral services were
held in the Evangelical church Thurs
day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, Rev.
r. l.. Bailey and Nee. Arthur Hamil-
ton of Salem officiating. The floral
tributes were many and beautiful, In
torment was made in Riverside Gene
terry.
Mrs Ellen Wagg formerly of King
field died Wednesday, August IL, at
the home of her sister Mrs Vim Ah-
bolt of Lawrence, Mass, following a
lorg Illness She was born in King
field Is years ago the daughter OF Ira
son p and Hannah H. (GilberD Lam
ders of a family of ten children
seven of whom are living, Olin c. Ian
ders and Odell |. Landers of King
field Herbert Landes of Stratton,
Omar Landers of Colorado, Mrs. Sam
Leedham and Mrs. VIM. Abbott on
Lawrence, Mass. She spent most OF
her life in Phillips and Dexter. In
1875 she married VIM. Wagg of San
gerville who died several years ago.
Funeral services We're held in the
Baptist church Friday afternoon, the
pastor Rev. G. F. Currier officiating.
Interment was made in Riverside
cemetery. Out-of-town relatives pres
ent were Mrs Wages daughter Mrs.
Baker of Auburn, Mrs. VIM. Abbott
and niece Mrs. Gertrude Bramley,
Misses Lillian Abbott and Ethel Bran
ley of Lawrence, Mass.