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The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
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MOOSE RIVER

NahSr HENDERSON. Yirdal McCor-
mick andysGeorge. Crawford were sey-
erely injured by a runaway team,
which struck them. They were re-
turning from lodge meeting when
they were Unexpectedly run down, it
is understood and which necessitated
the doctors care later.
Several of the parents attended the
social at the high school Friday eve
ming. t.
A Republican caucus will be held at
the schoolhouse Thursday evening.
Joseph Morency is out after being
laid up several days by an injury re-
ceiyed. by being struck with sled, on
which several boys were sliding.
Charles Stewart has been called to
the Forks to attend the funeral of
his sister, Mrs. Powell, who died Sat
urday.fa.s
Misses Grace and Violet Murtha
have gone to Greenvile to visit their
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
MelansenL
Mr.. Campbell has been Fin town in
the interest of the Central Maine, So
Letting stock for the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. f. Holden returned
from Bangor Saturday.
Arthur Holden came from Moxie
Saturday. where he has been for the
II. q w. Co. He went to Bangor Mon
day.
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NnRfsfnGEMOCk

{ Charles Sawyer arrived here Friday
night. being called home on account
OF the serious Hines OF his father. II.
X. Sawyer s."
Mrs. Verne Rlaisdell left Monday
morning for a visit with her husband,
who is supplying at the NJ. {. X. K.
Station. in the town OF Wiscassett
. Mrs Mildred Wort was the guest
over Sunday With friends at Black
well.
Donald Johnson has secured work
with the VI. c. r. r. and left recently
for Bingham where he is stationed at
present
Miss Avis Bafrill is doing house
work for Mrs. b.. b. Smith. Mrs. Smith
is recovering from her recent illness.
! Miss Frances Rhshton had the mis-
fortune to he somewhat injured last
Eeek while employed in the shoe fac
Tory. She was struck on the back OF
the head by broken belt and unable
TO attend to her duties again until this
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
HARMONY

Miss Vera Deering. teacher of the
primary grades returned from Paines
hospital where she recently under
went an operation for appendicitis, in
Bangor, last Friday night. and is gain
ing rapidly, being again able to give
music lessons and hoping to continue
her school work after the vacation.
Elmer. Trafton hurt his leg quite
badly last Friday afternoon, while un-
loading feed. Norman Brown who
recently returned from New Hamp-
shire is acting in Mr.. Traftons place
as clerk for Reed & Co.
Cobb Bros. & Mclaughlin are head
received shipment of Barbed Will
Woven Wire Fencing, nails, etc, and
are ready too make you prices on
same.
DR.. A. Corson and son started their
sawmill last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Richards of Hart
land haye rented the Everett Dore
place and are renovating same prepar-
ing to opening hotel.
Rev. w. A. Robinson Of the NJ. F..
church who was operated on recent
ly for appendicitis, has returned home
and is slowly recovering. The same
lay that he returned his little daugh-
Ter. Ethelyn was burned quite badly
with hot water and one son has a
bad sore on his. foot, thus proving the
old adage that troubles never come
singly.
Mrs. Mae Libby of Wellington is
working for Mrs. J. l.. Johnson.
I
ton went to Lisbon Falls and Portland
last week to secure a physician to
locate here.
Cobb Bros. :. Mclaughlin are head
quarters for field and garden seeds,
including grass and clover seeds, corn
peas and beans.
Work was begun last Monday on the
excavation for the new mill of H. A.
Bartlett. 1t is expected that there
will be twelve or fifteen men work
ing next week on same.
Mrs. H. A. Bartlett visited with her
sister, Mrs. Thibodeau OF Foxcroft, for
few days last week.
Lunley Hight, who is convalescing
from an operation for appendicitis
was calling on friends in town the
first of this week.
There was a goodly number of Sun
day school scholars at the banquet
last Monday night given in honor of
the winning car the Moon" which
was the first to reach San Francis
60. The race is now on for home
with the Moon" car still leading but
the "Briseoe" is "a close second.
If you want oil for your incubator
come to Cobb Bros. & Mclaughlin s
store. They also have the agency
for Fisk Tires. -
Each of the following pupils Of the
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NORTH HARTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stafford, VINO
have been passing the winter on the
Walter Butterfield farm, are at their
home for few days, saving up their
wood preparatory to coming home to
tn stay in the near future.
Harry Williams, a former resident
of North Hartland, now travelling
salesman for the Haskell Implement
{, Seed Co. spent the week end and
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jerome
Williams.
The stork entered the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Walter McKenney, March
nth and LETT for them a bouncing
baby boy. Weight 10 pounds. Both
mother and baby are doing well. Miss
Myrtle Lambert is doing the house
work and taking care of her mother
and the baby Miss Evelyn Lam
bert is home this week to assist what
she can with the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Walker spent
day recently with friends in Pal
myra.
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S0Tfh BINGHAM syn r,e,.

Verrstsedfbodrieh is saving WI ,' !
Arthur Cfsfrk, with his gaso1ene noail 4
Miss Ruth Boynton, of FmS.ae e y
teaching at East Solon. begin;n
20. The school in the Baker Is H. y
openedEGe same day. D'''ii
Mrs. carroll Taylor has a.,
work for John Baker and via sFa :.
husband is at Austin Taylor's g
understandings have hired tbo !. u
Mrs. Merton Taylor is keenirn 7 pd1
for John Baker. aqs'
DR.. Eflingwood was called g.!
to see James York. who is or, asaa'
with thezgtippe. '''s'l
Harry, Mfader is taking down /,
camp ON the Brown lot formers !
cupied by the Solon Lumber COM
Elmer French was a SUNDAY ,yas 9's
at {. b. Gilman's. an
Eddie Later recently visited.
brother, Willard Later.
Mrs. VIM. Kiger is spending sou
weeks with her granddanghtar NJ !.
Albert Gehrke, Jr. ~
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News Of Somerset's Busy Towns

week from Boothbay, where she has
been passing the winter with her
sister.
II is reported that Or. J. d. Ames
has purchased the Peleg Tupper house
on Min street.
Mrs Ellis Tobey has been confined
to her home with a very bad cold.
Mis- Florence White visited her sis
ter. Mrs. Elmer Tobey, in Orono over
sunday.
Mrs. George Hussey entertained the
Ladies Missionary Society of the Bap-
tist Church at her home last week
Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Grant was quite III last
Week but was better the first Of this
week.
The March supper for Rebekahs and
their families will be held this week
Friday evening. The committee re-
quest that all those not solicited for
ANYTHING else please bring cake or
pie
Al the schools commenced Monday
morning with the exception of the
high school. which commenced last
week. The same teachers are em-
ployed with the exception of Mrs.
Winfred Burgess in the third and
fourth grades, whose place is being
taken for time by Mrs Florence
Gerry.
Mrs Leland Merrill was confined to
her home with heavy cold last week.
Mrs. Helen Stevens had the misfor-
IL la ln
day.
Mrs. Mary Wing was the guest of
her friend. Mrs. Christine Ordway, in
Skowbegan several days recently
f. W. Spaulding had the misfortune
to fall on the sidewalk on Main street
last Thursday night and hurt his head
quite severely. The problem of keep
ing the sidewalks free from ice has
been quite a question this winter and
several of the citizens have received
quite bad injuries from falling.
Mrs. Charles Condor entertained
the members of the Qunnebassett En-
broidery Club at her home last Thurs
day afternoon.
Friends of Rev. and Mrs. X. l..
Sheaff will be Interested TO learn that
Mr. Sheaff has accepted pastorate
in the town of Exeter and has com
menced his duties there.
Mrs. S. r. Grove met with a serious
accident short time ago by break
ing some of the bones near her ankle
At first she did not think the injury
was serious. but later she had medical
attention and an X-ray picture taken
of the injury, and it WAS found to be
Of such a serious nature that she was
carried to the hospital in Lewiston
where she is receiving treatment and
getting along very nicely.
Another bentfit dance was given in
| the x. of p Hail last Saturday night
The Knights of Pythias lodge are to
make the entire second floor of their
block intp a dance hall.
Mrs George Carr entertained the
| Saturday afternoon Auction Club at
her home last Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Whittier returned to
her home in Waterville last week, She
was accompanied by Mrs. Winnjfred
Burgess.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
MADISON CENTER

Maurice Clough of Skowhegan was
a caller at the home of Fred and Olive
Hayden last Sunday.
Mrs. Lawrence Hayden and Mrs
Grace Cane. of Skowhegan, spent last
Monday afternoon with Miss Olive
Hayden.
Next meeting of the Golden Glow
l. S. s.. will be held Thursday. April
9Th. with Mrs. Carl Hunnewell.
Crows are plenty and today lovely
red headed woodpecker appeared on
a tree near the house. May he be al
lowed to live.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
STR ALTON

]. r. King has returned from a
business trip to Boston.
John l.. Walker of Phillips was a
recent guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Knowles.
RAYMOND Kicker has sold his inter
est in the firm of Kicker Brothers to
]. w. Knapp and it is now Kicker
Knapp Co.
Frank II. McL.ain has returned from
a business trip away.
Eddie McCrutchon has been down
river looking for farm to buy.
Mrs. Doris MacGuire has recovered
from her recent illness and Is back
again in the store.
Mrs. s. G. Mason of Centre Conway.
n H.. who was called here by the re-
cent illness of her daughter, Mrs. M.
G. Bartes, has returned to her nome.
e. H. Grove, who has been at The
New Adams House in Lewiston dur
ing the past winter, is at home for
short stay preparatory to going to Port
land. where he will sell the Cadillac
car this summer.
Eugene Collins and wife, who have
been stopping In camp In the Woods
while he was getting out birch, nave
broken camp and stopping with MIS-
Collins parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charies
Potter.
Bert Stevens met with slight ac-
cident in the mill last week by piece
of wood he was saving breaking ana
piece striking his arm.
Bernard A. Tibbetts was In King
field over Sunday.
Marion Blanchard and Efiie Sedgeiy
are passing their vacation at home
They are attending the Normal School
at Farmington.
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THE FORKS

The "Narramisic" Campfire girls
met for the first time at Burleigh
Hegh to drill on campfire play which
is to be given later in the summer.
They will meet every Tuesday and
Thursday of each week.
very enjoyable birthday surprise
party was given to Edmond Comber,
the guests were relatives and friends
amounting to 81 in number. With
Mrs. F. II. Comber, Cinda Farley and
Hazel Berry as hostess. Progressive
SiXty-three was the amusing game
played for the evening. Later in
the evening, a delicious lunch was
served of sandwiches, cookies and hot
chocolate A wonderful large birth
day cake with q lighted candles af-
forded the center decorations OF the
tables. Hand embroidered baskets
of flowers on the corner OF the lunch
con set added to the decorations. Ev-
erybody reported an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie J. Durgin are
visiting their parents in town, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Kennedy
Mrs. Edward Durgin who has been
visiting friends and relatives in Mont
real. Vermont and Boston returned
home last week
C. f. Wilson and Guy Temple are
making great progress on the cons
truction of the New Catholic Church.
1t is also being wired for electric
lights.
Harry Berry and Harold Comber
went on pleasure trip to Boston last
week.
The "Narramisic" G. F. girls also
had fudge social last Friday Games
we're enjoyed by all. Realization
was SIC.
| Henry Pierce returned home Friday
from business trip to Skowhegan
Catherine Donehue and Rilla Baker
went to Boston last week to visit re-
latiyes.
Or. Hopkins was called to see Mrs
Minnie Durgin, who has been very i'll
! Her daughter. Mrs. Jones Durgin is
caring for her
/ Scott Graham is much better at this
! writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Sawyer have
been visiting at II. & VS. Camp NO
Bill Nugent was called away last
week to his son. who is very low.
Harry Pooler and Ural Beane were
over Sunday guests of Miss Mearie
and Leona Farley
The pictures last Saturday night
were very good. Next Saturday night
the title OF the pictures will be The
Desperate Trail
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EAST MADISON

Mrs. Nellie Thompson is qubi
with the prevailing colds.
CLARENCE Haryell has moved |
family into the Berry Gordon rent
Glenwood Gordon, who is word
in Skowhegan, visited a few ha
Sunday. with his family. who are d
ping at NJ. X. Harvell's.
A few are improving the fn.
roads. with their autos, before d
time.
Hope all will remember the Gna
meeting Saturday. The third 1
fourth degrees are to be given !.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson visited d
Sunday with his parents in Athens
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SOUTH MADISON

Miss Violette Allen, teacher of the
Ward Hill school spent the week end
with friends in Skowhegan.
J. w. Blackwell was in town on
business Monday
Harold McKenney is working at
Madison.
Mrs. J. W. Wills, Clarence Hender-
son of Lakewood, and Miss Eleanor
Foster were callers at Wallace Nc
Kenney's Sunday.
Arlene Foster, who has been sick
with grippe is able to attend school
again
Mildred Jepson. one of the teachers
at Blackwell, spent the week-en with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Jep-
son. of Norridgewook.
Mrs Frank Smith and little daugh-
ter, Hope, of Lakewood. visited Mrs.
Vesta Wills Wednesday afternoon.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
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- anihoFIzed Ford Service
tnihoFIzad Ford Service
StanIey's Garage, L. +. Stanley, Prop

Staniey's Garage, L. T.. Stanley, Prop
y The shocking news of the fatal ac-
cNffsHf to-. 4 Charfss' ireland OF Water
fss}Aef,but formerly of this town, was
learned Sunday. Mr.. ireland was EN-
Alnyed as engineer on The NJ. {. X. k
tnd his engine overturned on the Wa
4ersille- -Skowhegan branch Sunday
Ind Mr. ireland died from injuries
Gitbin an hour. lie was a local boy
and had many friends here who SYM
pathize with the bereayed family in
their great sorrow. His mother, Mrs
5da ireland and his sister Mrs. Hat
fie fFentman, of Solon, left Monday
faorning for Waterville
! Rubber cushion lost between Mer-
Ger, and Norridgewock. Will finder
,r)lease return to Dr. II. w. Smith, Nor
fidgewock?
Z Agnes Frances Bennett celebrated
herstenth birthday last Friday by en-
iertaining ten Of her little friends, be
Sides her two brothers. Games were
enjoyed and delicious refreshments
of ice cream, cake. candy and nuts
Is ere served.
!, Mrs. Herbert Crosby is confined tc
berShome by sprained ankle
2 Mrs. Leon Webster made her par
Snts in Skowhegan a short visit last
week.
4 Horace Frost, who has been yer!
Seriously i'll, is much improved il
1caith and able to take short walk'
40 the homes OF his neighbors.
I, TIhe entertainment committee Of thu
Moman's Working League, assisted b!
Several other local ladies, are rehears
ing for "The Comical Country Cous
jns and Lady Minstrels' which they
fret to give for the benefit of the Con
xregational Church in the Town Hal
On Thursday evening of next week.
4 C A. Hussey is in poor health.
4 Miss Lizzie Witham returned las
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
MERCER

Harry Corson and family have been
i'll with the prevailing distemper.
William Decker made a trip to Bos
ton last week.
Elwin Kelly. of Rome, is saving
wood for Frank Kelly.
Mrs. Huldah Dnnton passed away
last week at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Charles Farrand. She had
been in poor health for some time.
Florice Niekerson is at home for
a vacation from Ftrubngtan NoroGd
School.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
EAST SkOWHRGAN

Ruel Austin had the misfortune to
lose one OF his pair of work horses
the other day when the animal drop
ped dead in the road in the Browns
cornen district of Canaan. The ami
NAL was being used to haul hay and
tie its dinner as usual
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
BrRN.S -NORRIDGEwOCK

Ziebi Davis made business trip
to Pennington recently.
John Pyne has finished building an
ice house.
DR.. Richardson was called to at
tend A. W. Parsons family, who are
sick with the prevailing distemper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Scott spent the
week end with Mrs. Scots parents.
They made the trip with a car.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23

Grammar school received the rank OF
"A in every study for the past month
Erma Willis, Viola Tripp, Marjorie
Mclaughlin. Beatrice earle, Ihelma
Lewis, Janet Bowdoin, Florence MAR
BILE and Ralnh johnson.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23
ST. ALBANS

The annual town meeting was held
Monday. March 18th. Town Clerk, q.
\. Libby: moderator. W. o. Hilton;
selectmen Freeman Mills, A. p Big
Glow and Ralph Hanson; treasurer
and collector, G. A. Libby; road com
missioner, George Emery: school
committee. f. NJ. Thorne, Mrs. Erma
Merrow.
Mrs. Vivian Martin and little son.
Selden. who have been spending a
few weeks with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Hight, in Hartland, re-
turned home Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Orin Parkman, who
we're in Boston last week to attend
the auto show,gare expected home this
week. II
J. S. Smith, who has been employed
at the last factory of c. \. Batchelder
for the past year, has finished his
work and will soon move his family
chased last fa1f
DR. and Mrs. Strong who are spend
lqg the gintsr1n Pittsfeld, were here
to attend town meeting March 18th.
c. j Worthen and son will hold
their anndal sale of horses at their
stables here, March 31st.
The independent-reporter., 1922-03-23

A man who is buying share of Central Maine Power
Company "a Preferred Stock divided payments told
US the other day he didn't suppose wanted to bother with
his one share.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-10-05

C. f. Warren; Muskogee Oklahoma.
William Whistler, st. Louis Iawren.
ce Wiseman, Msrston: Beulah
Zimmerman, Advance; Edna Zim-
norman, Advance.
College Students: Lcttic Alexand-
er. Marble Hill; Gladys Ally, Marble
Hill Mrs. Alice Ally, Marble Hill:
Bower Ally, Marble Hill; Leslie
Center, Esther; SuIa Eaker. Green
brier, Garland Fronabarger Oak
Ridge; Amos HARDY. Esther: Albert
Linder, ST Louis, HELEN Miller.
Marble Hill, Roscoe Zimmerman
Marble Hill, X. W. vanAmburg.
Lutesville; Mary Taylor, Marble
Hill Eugene Taylor. Marble Hill.
William Sullivan. Marble Hill,
Virgil Scissor, Puxico; Fred Shell.
DongolA; Fred Ricketts,. Lutesville
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-10-05
LlIteSV.Ile

Henry Ranks Of Dexter who re,
entity purchased farm from Jes,
haghehart. moved ou, there last
week.
John Henley visited out on Lesley
h.dge Saturday night and attended
church at Locust Grove Sunday.
VIII Drum is having some concrete
walks made at his home near the
Banner Office.
our training will enable YOU
IT, realize your ambition and On
''' the grca, world Of business
where success awaits those ah,
arc trained - Cape Girardcau
Business College 39u
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-10-05
DAIRY CLUB TO MEET

The regular meeting Of the Bo}.
Ilnger Go Dairy Club Wi he
held at the court house SATURDAY.
afternoon at 2,e0 + m Every
member Of the club Is requested
to be present. Othrs interested N
securing dairy cattle are invited
to attend We meet tom < n
to attend. We want 10 bgy an
other load Of cattle. c. f. 7 res
mel, president.
Marble Hill press. (Marbel [sic] Hill, Mo.) 1881-1923, 1922-10-05
DISTRICT TEACHERS MEET.
Vest c, Myers, of Charleston. Presi.
dent Of the Southeast Mis-. Mis-
souri, Organization

dent Of the Southeast Mis- Mis-.
souri, Organization.
! An attendance Of over . 900 teacb.
er' at the annual meeting of the
southeast Missouri Teachers Associ.
alton which is to be held in Cane Ga.
rardeau October l2-l3-li is expected
by Vest {. Myers, city superinten-
dent Of schools at Charleston. who
ia president Of the teachers, organ.
lzatlon. The membership of the
organization inclldes over ninety.
five per cent Of the teachers in this
district Mr.. Myers says. and in
addition to the teachers. there is to
b. a meeting Of school board mem.
bers which is expected to swell the
attendance to OF least 900.
Plans for the entertainment, Of the
teachers are already going forward
IN Cape GIrardeau, according TO Mr.
to Mr.. Myers. A football game has
been arranged for opening day be-
tween the Teachers College team
ahd the Illinois Normal team from
Carbondaie. The formal opsning Of
the association will BE- held Thurs.
day night, followed By reception.
Music will be- led by a community
Singer, and Sam Baker, State Super.
Intendent Of Schools, will address
the teachers at the opening session.
lnyertations have been extended
To President Bryan. Of the Univer.
sity Of Ohio. DR. Judd. noted psy.
ehologis, Of the University Of Chi.
cage. Judge Ben Lindsay. Of Denver
Colo. and formor Sccetary # Agri
eultrue Huston. TO De prescn, and
make addresses At the meetings.
\ cup TO the county that wins the
greatest number Of points is to be
awarded. The cup will be given on
- foiio~ing basis Multiply the
number Of each teacher from each
county by the distance they came
the largest tot :. wins.
There will bc a Department ~ I
School Directors at the association .
THIS department will meet Friday
ctobrr 18th. al 800 7. NJ. An ,x.
ccileni program has been provided +
The Cape Girardeau Chamber If
Commerce will give a banquet 10 the
directors at 500 2 N
friday We expect at east thre,
hundred directors. Ex-Governor Ever.
'Art Of Minnesota will speak FRIDAY
hight.