The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-01

S3l6, Harry Caldwell Si@t =
Clark, $125; T. r. Clark, sl06: +.
c. Clark Co, S264; c. II. Clark
s11Sg: W. e. Clough. $40; Clongh
Motor Co. s104; George Clough, SILT;
i George Cooper. $105; George Comforts
500; c. ID. DeSantis, S92; F. E. DAN
gett. s136: Harry S. Dyer 1855; n.
r. p. Dele Pelle, $50; Harold Dan
forth. 1928; c. II. Dyer. SOB; Davis
K Miller, $247; H. f.. Danforth, 1872;
Eugene Danforth $93; C. H. Davis
S109. Fred Dionne. SIT; Henry Dun
! lop. $107; E. Deane & Son, SIPS; Geo
Edgerley, $99; W. S. Emerson, 500;
J. r. Emery & Co, $255; L. F. Ed
wards heirs, S125; John Frabotta,
S15l: Gray & Fillebrowne, SOB; X &.
/ c. Gray, sos; W. F. Greene, s216
Great Northern Paper Co., $32,624So;
Il. l.. Hight, $191; c. S. Humphreys,
1892; II. II. Haines, $253; 7. Houle,
$95; Harry Hagopian, 1925; Walter
Heald's heirs, s152; j. NJ. Hilton's
heirs, $103 Mrs. Lila Harding, $144;
F. Hubbard, $106; Eugene Herd, 500;
D. b. Hobart. 1922; H. A. Johnson,
$146; j. W Jones, $145; Catherine
Kent, $685.; J p. Lancaster, 1853;
George Marden, $50; Frank Merrill,
$3.50; Harry Merrill. 1896; F. c. Moore
$lg2; DR.. w. S. Milliken, $97; Mad
ison Hall Association. $3.50; Madison
Union Cooperative Store, $685.; Maine
Central r. r., 1886; Madison Wool
en- Mill, $12,140; c. A. Manner, 500;
d. NJ. Nichols. SAB; John Nannigan,
SOL; |. o. o. +. Building Associa-
49, eoT0. falkland C1nfhino ~
S. d. Perkins, 1929; H. C. Prince,
SLID; SAUL Flavin, sos; E. NJ. Per-
kins. $119; Clara Powers, $131; Luke
Pullin, $99; Wilfred Querion, $201;
Walter Rushworth, $11S; Effie Rowell,
$241; l.. L. Steward, 500; Carolyn
Steward, $40; Spence and Co., $102;
c. o. Small s105; John Stobie, sos;
H. d. Simonds, 1856; DR.. w. G.
Sawyer, $1l9 NJ. Fl. Shaperio, S276;
Small, Hall & Moore, $145; Horace
Spear, $143; Willard Sproule. 1922;
l.. E. Savage, s102; Levi Upper,
s109; C. +. Townes heirs, $103; Mel
lie Towne. $122; Xavia Thibodeau,
$110; Charles Thompson, SOL; G. II.
Viles, SOB; n. A Weston, $1306; T.
b. Weston, $204; E. G.. Weston, $153;
J. F. Withee. S102; E. w. Wright,
$lSS; F. H. Ward, 1898; c. A. Will
ber's heirs, $105; John Walker, s113;
f. J. Ward, $199; p. F. Withee, 1884,
F. A. Gilman. s315. Non residents
paying a tax over $50 are: Amerir
can Wooden Mill, s5991; Augusta
Trust Co., $194; George Fairgrieves,
1872; H. & W, Co, $23,676; E. W..
Hamilton, $156; Henry Hoyt, s1O9;
Charles F.. Jones. 1872; Cold Stream
Lumber Co, SAT-; E. B. Rowell,
$497; Somerset Worsted Co, 1904;
Somerset Traction Co, $247.
Miss Minnie Rogers and little bro
ther Clayton of North Vassalboro
passed the Sabbath with relatives and
friends in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Brown return
ed the first of the week from a few
days visit with relatives in Cornville.
DR.. Herbert Rodden left Friday for
few days visit at the home OF his
parents in Dover, n. H.
Oscar Flanders and D. +. Page
were in Bangor Friday night to at
tend the Shrners' Meeting ,..
DR.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Greenleaf and
little son Wendell, accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs Decater Greenleaf took
an auto trip to the coast Sunday TAX
ing in Belfast, Rockland and Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Gibbs and
daughter Shirley, Charles Clark and
Mrs. Fl. II. Haines left Saturday for
a few days fishing trip in the Moose
head Lake regions.
meeting of the life members OF
Somerset Agriculture Association was
held one evening last week and IL was
voted to sell their property known as
the Somerset Park on the Arson Side
of the river providing suitable place
for fairs can be purchased on this
side of the river.
A carnival is being held this week
on the Old Point grounds under the
auspices of the Tardiff Post American
Legion.
Harry Hamilton of Taunton arriv-
ed in town Friday night for a few
days visit at the home OF his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Hughes. Mr.. Hamilton
was a former resident for many years
of this place and has many friends
who are pleased to welcome him again
Mrs George Davis of Lewiston ar
rived in town Sunday to pass Memo
rial day in this place.
Schools on the Arson Side were in
session Saturday to allow the teach
ers and pupils to have Monday as a
holiday.
A very entertaining and inspiring
moving picture was given at the Me-
thodist Church Sunday evening the
film being Faith Healer"
Tuesday evening of last week Stir
ling Rebekah Lodge held its 2Ind
roll call. The lodge entertained the
charter members as their guests OF
honor. A fine entertainment was
given by an orchestra composed of
Mrs. Alice Rand's music pupils. vio-
lin solos were rendered also readings
by William Dixton. Refreshments OF
fruit salad, sandwiches, fancy cake.
coffee, candy and nuts were served
Mr. and Mrs Ed Hight returned
the last of the week from few days
trip to Portland.
Rev. and Mrs. e. B. Tetley and
daughter Irma were in Skowhegah
Sunday to call on their son Wendell
u.bo 10 n ouroioa1 natiant af tho Gop,