The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1921-11-10
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one of the finest hunting trophies of
the year, an eight point buck weigh
ing more than $50 pounds
Mrs. f. j. Sultoway has been III for
several days Is impr6ving.
Columbus Mafshall has been con-
fined 10 his rooih for several weeks.
w. c. Emery Tasa business visitor
in Portland iasf yfek. returning Sat
urday ~
G. A. Porter hAdi family spent the
week end with friends in Auburn.
Miss Hllda C$eshe of Lexington is
III and unable tFaitend school this
week. I'M
Mrs. Alice SJ4ar Rand held piano
recital for herr pupils and their pa
rents at Acadany's Hall. Monday ar
ternoon. 1,
union Thanksgiving service will
be held Thursdhk, Nov "a. the place
and hour to be ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. and Mrs. ~. w. stetson of Mad
ison were gu9sts~ Sunday of Mrs
Nancy HolbrooH.
w. H. williams has so far recov-
cred from his tecent Illness az to be
daily visitor Il his store.
Three cattle Belonging to ]. w. Nor
ton and four BELONGING to II. G.
Smith that had escaped from pasture
in Concord .wefe found dead Sunday
on the Hov6y- Harqaby farm in IGmb-
den. They ali supposed to have
been shot by men hunting deer at
night. 1T see8s wanton to shoot
down good cattle and not even mott
fy the Owners1 so they salvage the
beef. Steps Should be taken to pre-
vent the repetition of such occur
rences.
- Mrs. HarrietN Kennlson and Miss
Helen Kennison of Madison were in
town Sunday attending services at the
\ IN. f. Church.
~ Arson Grange will visit the Grange
Z Fat Madison Saturday evening.
Prof. p. v. Mason was week end
49, visitor at Aug,latssf
Farm Bureau members for North
-. .Anson to Nov. 7, number 65 ladies and
As men.
Perley Greene has returned from
Bellows Falls where he has been en-
ployed for some months.
r. M. Getchell has returned from
Portland.
Prin. q. F. williams has been asked
to speak today, at Skowhegan on the
following topie.s allow we may make
fbr citizenship and leadership and in
the Improvement OF school work.
Mrs. Ada Scott called on friends in
Fairfield Sunday.
Miss Mabel Kennison of Madison il
the guest of M5s,Asa Mrs, O. e. Say
age. s's"'''''''
Truth Health Cragin Chapter D. A
vii, ho I'D itSRyemlS sr, meeting ga a.
day, Nov II. kociated with Mrs
Robinson as hos ksses. IA re Mrs. Ines
Trymble, Miss KA&.G Robinson and
Mrs. Maude Emery A paper on
New Vineyard n the PAST" will be
read by Mrs. Xdna Ellis. The annual
dues are p6yaNSSt this meeting.
Mrs Leon kpX8joy, and daughter oil
New Portland apenf several days last
week with .heThmether Mrs. Walter
Copp. trr3a.l
Mrs. Emma Nihisyy Of Portland has
been the guest, decently of Mrs. Per
ley Greene. ~, ~
Rev. F.. l.. Baker was called to An
son Valley SUNDAY afternoon to attend
the funeral o6Atrmn Stowell.
Thompson Nle0d,lmpersonator. this
evening at CayAAfRssett Hall, the sec
ond in the LYaAh8 Course for the
current seasG1l. aoThls is understood
to be one OF 'Nl8 finest entertainments
of the kind eta1A given in this section
Come early. snrlI /.
Additional bN&s just placed in
Stewart PHblb.i,tab rary are as fol-
lows. ENTHUSIASTICALLY being given:
tTarkington) sAljGe Adams: fKyne)
The Pride ofsaRA]oneas; (Curwood)
The Couragas sofs Marge O'Doon
tWheeler) Dase Book of Cowboys
ia, .. kRacheller) Atalan for the Ages; A
prodigal Villa9As a(A. f. JOhnston)
The Little, Calorels Knight Comes
Riding; tElsspsskh) The Band Wag-
on tBatesD HhH ,GPiritans; &C. W
Dawson) ThearKtngdom Round the
Corner tMay{ The Standard Bear
ers; tHowells&.. Mrs. Farrell; (Star-
key Maine, NSl History, Resources
and GoverpmaR&s III. W. Johnston)
The Private IHep< Iof the Romans
tGayley) Classic Myths in English
Literature aNlIwArt, (Rittenhouse)
Little Book oEMpAern Verse; tWhite)
African CamnmEEes; Dodge) Great
Captains; (Sla4ssp A Little Maid OF
Concord Town sELewis) American
Speech; (BeaNUaN) !. History of the
Yankee Division asiE. s. SMITH Hero
ines of HistOtdi and Legend; Vocn-
tIons. edited hxtT. J)e Witt Hyde. Vol
/. the MechaEicEAEts, Richard c. Nc
I.aurln editors,6s3s:
A special c6pnnunity mass meeting
is to be held It At1alemy Hall. Frida,
from II to- 3eo45Iock. The provisional
program has NA4nz arranged for: Stai
Spanged Baniraht eArmistice Day Pro-
clamB0iOn ..Blo1rorsUry of Freedom;