The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-21
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Mr.. Ada Wing Barden, wife of
CHARLES G. Barden. died at her home
Ia Eiugneld village. Thursday after
seon December :. following a brief
q 'lp.-- of peritunitis. aged sixty years.
sb, wa. the daughter OF Samuel b.
,nd Nary .ifkin- Wink Of Phillips and
q ,roo-look County. born in Maysyille.
nav Pressure Isle. July 10. 1862, one of
family OF four daughters and three
mn. Mrs. Joseph Barden OF Phil
q fns. Mrs. Dyke Barden of Wilton,
ur, HAYDEN Plummer OF Phillips.
rbcudOrc Wing of Phillips and Her
q herr s.. Wing Of Kingiield all OF whom
sf,iye. One son Silas died in in
sncy. There are ten children: Mrs.
pfroicc Rowe of kingfield, Nellie
4 pardrn who died about twenty-three
wears ago, Mrs. Reginald Hinhey Of
phillips. Leon Barden of Worcester.
4 Mass Mrs. W o. Foster of New Port
4 Iand Erven Barden. Nelson Barden.
RAY Barden all OF Kingtield, Miss
/ Cora Rarden, who is attending the
1 Boston School OF Osteopathy and Miss
Hortense Bardcn of Kingfield. Be-
4
and nine children, there survive a
number of grandchildren. Mrs.
pardon WIS an active member OF the
BaprSt church and of the Woman 5
Home Missionary Society and for
wears has been teacher in the Sun
/ l9y School. For number of years
ana until last month was the presi-
Jant of the Woman's Christian Tenn
pcrauce Union.
All Of the schools of the town close
Friday. Dec l.. for the Holiday va
.atlon Of two weeks. The grade
.chuuls are having special closing
exercises uf rectations, music, plays
and Christmas trees. Friday even
inp the high school will give a dance
Al French Hall with music by large
local orchestra.
Earl Wing IS shipping carload OF
white ash pllnks 10 W. Il. TubbS IL
Company al Norway, manufacturers
vi the famous qnowshocs and skis.
This is to be used for bows for snow
shoe.
Mrs.. j. +. Garland WAS operated on
for Appendicitis sunday evening Drs.
G. W Bell and J. l.. Garland per-
forming the operation. Mrs. Ray
I.lsncrness Of Stratton is caring for
her, also Mrs. Fred r. D@inal OF
Camden came to be with her dangh-
ter during her conValeScencc.
Volml Henson underwent a Surgi-
al operation for appendicitis at her
homo in West Kingfeld, Wednesday
Of this week. Drs. &. w. Bell and j.
H. Garland performing the operation.
The sale OF the Health Stamps
tactCd Saturday. fourteen dollars
worth were given to each Of the fol-
lowing organizations; Signal Light
chapter O. f. s, Col. Asa Whitcomb
Chapter d. \ r.. Carrabassett Grange
Carrabassett Rpbekah Lodge, Pilgrim
Temple Pythian Sisters american Le-
gion Auxiliary Woman's Division OF
the Farm Bureau, also the Baptist,
rnpcraalat and Evangelical church
-, and ten dollars worth az the bank,
making-$lJ0 for this town. Sixty per
cent Of this money goes To the county
for county expenses mostly for the
nurse
Red CrGqs membership was also SO
hcited Saturday, this was placed in
the hands Of the Girl Scouts who
made . thorough CANVASS Of the town.
". u. II. Vose of Lawrence, Mass.
son Of the late Clinton Vosc, arrived
II Kinglihld, Thursday evening and is
topping blt The Herbert and visiting
relatives in town. Mr.. VoSe has Just
been elected alderman of his home
city
Miss Itbxic nunton came home Sat
nrtay frpn the University of Maine
watch size In attending, for tn Christ
hds Holidays of two weeks.
rlacards are out announcing a New
Years bali at French's Hall, January
Music by knapp's orchestra
Inc annual fair OF the, Ladies' Aid
of trace mi, crsalist Church, Thurs
day uftHrnoon and evening was we'll
Mtroni2&t and the well ladensd tab
les wcrt practically sold out. The
hnancialf receipts were very satisfae.
tory.