The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-12-14
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their home in Woodfofds last Thurs
daS They were guests while here
OF their daughter Mrs. Carl Curtis.
car1 satts. ,.ba ,,,i,, his uifa at
tempted to exploit The methods OF
ialng as Adam and Eva did IN me
forests oI me. recently visited
/ aoailon 10 ohiaih theatre privileges
/ Tor moving moving pictures oil tnelf
aallS Tile III Inc Wooas mp 10 the t11ne
they were arrested Tor breaking the
nun NJ laws a Inc state. Altel4pls
mate III several NEARBY towns were
refused pefmiss' on To show their reels
/ oy the managers, me suffers were
al one tlhle fesiaeh1s Oh 9hoWheeah.
1,oo,,lor ,,,ootino,s Of con,arsot Cav
go, 81, ~ ea,,,ars.t 1,a,.t,ass u,oro nod
,r.5,,r ,,ie o,.onine IN no carrabassett
/ I doc Rooms prneaad;ng tbe CPS
SONS a oeloek supper was served
under the dlreelloh OF MIS-. cora hnr-
! ley and MIS-. bassie hompsoh' eiie
i menu lheiualilg oahea Deans oroN
ofeaa, not fols. sd al pickles as-
sorted eaRe' deaehhuls ana eonee / lie
f4oao" ing oiaeets were eies.eo' Sdp''
+. Nithee' NoffldGeNoek, lieut.
! 'iSae II aekWeiii ems gu II. y, fiaho5
fIs. eiefh, + \. W iiaiiis' aeeooit1ail'
William seaie. me aesf9e Was toh-
ieffea Ill edis hleee1iis'
III, er.4 - tho so,.ies IF aaneinq
na,.tias aaia,.od annna11v hv Tho
cI.aas1,oa,a,, ,a,,aino cl,,h vas hold
lasf# srb,rsla,, a,,anine, i, crango Hall
| tban4 $50. IT, of tbo fftv oonnlns
who are members were present. An
orchestra directed by ". j. Foley, Jf.
! furnished exceptionally fine music
and punch, waters and nuts were al
the disposal Of the dancers during the
evening. Handsome gowns were
much IN evidence and the program
vas not concluded until midnight.
The next dance III the series VIII lol-
low the close Of the holiday season
! on Friday evening, January ..
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MRS. :. L. i'a.' 9in ~ 1919 INV
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liu enea ui u 9peinee' NJ, .,.''o''i ~ -
VI IL ''io''i, .,,,'it,..,. ,,,,l t..
nest l.. Judkins OF schenectady, \. ].
who were here 10 attend the innefal
left Friday for their homes.
p,ha pnblir Utilities commission has
,.onai,,oa a no+ition from, tho No. No
Central railroad company. asking for
tho obolition Of the grade crossing at
c1,onbeoan hefween mile-nnsfs sap
az ond 9so.p rs The natition claims
H., NV etata biqbvav has been
eonst,acfod ON the easterly side of
M r,ilroo, be4veen those oile-nosts.
aud that nnblic safety REQUIRES that
,ba Grade crossings at this point be
eboliebaa Thai the owners or
occrnants or land adjoining said
crossings arnF Jobn JARVIS. Peter
ctrad Charles Boyle. b. d.
Dnnlan David young and w O. Chase
oil NJ sl,ovbepan. ana thai in the
o,.ent of the aheliehment Of said
crossings and the substitution of a
nnhlie ar n,jvate way. they would
have access over the railroad to the
stato higbu.eV Inv This nub1ic mr. nriv-
ato D,aT bnarine vii, be held
nocon,bar Is Al the ONCE of the com
n,ieeion At the state house
Loot F.idav afternoon From, To
20 The cbildren of tbe graduating
o oioe If rho Befbanv Bantisf Primary