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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

Dodatek k statni dstav6, by
omezeny byly verejne dluhy
vykazuje 1894 Eyes" a neco
pres polovinu mo-. - idaho
vaci predloKa docilila pax Ia
053 hlasi kla dnych q 7541 hla-
|sd zapornycA.
Move zdanani We prospech
silnic obdrzelo 1921 hlas6
proti 1922.
Pro vyloucenf Irokl okres-
Mich bondI odevzdano 11.366
a prot 9540 hlasI.
Predlohy mestske vykazuji
tyto vysledky: Pri novem zda-
neni We prospech vseobecneho
zdravotnictvi, hlavn6 kanalisa-
ce 1879 pro, 9,67O proti. -
Vetsina, kterou prijata byla
plynova ordinance vykazuje
16.026 pro prijeti, proti 1928.
Pro pripojeni Lakewoodu a
West Parku odevzdano v prv-
nejsim pfipade 25, 100 pro-
1882 proti, v druhem pax
24,253 pro a jen 1,167 proti.
Vydani skolnfch bondG ma
stavbu novych budov pax pro-
pablo 18,209 hlasy proti 49,
OPS hlasdm.
v predmestich Lakewoodu
a West Parku, kde Sc o slouce-
nj obou predm6sti s Clevelan-
dem taktez hlasovalo, zvit9zi-
la slucovaci akce jen We West
Parku a sice v pomeru 2 k 1,
kdezto obcanstvo v Lakewood
Sc vyslovilo "a vcerejsich vo-
leb proti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

Zazraky se nedeji. - Po-
sledni vevoda toskansky Leo.
pold II. mel velmi spatnou pa
met. Kdyz mu jednou pri re-
cepci byla pfedstavena jakasi
DANA, ptal Sc il: Kolik deti
mate? a dostal Ia odpoved'
Tri, Vysosti. Ia nedlouho po-
tom, tehoz vecera dostal Sc ope
the do jeff spolecnosti, nepo-
znal il opet il dial svou OBJ
vyklon otazku: Kolik deti
mate? Stale ieste tri, Vyso-
sti - odpov6dela urazena da-
ma cd chvile, kdy jsem vam
to rekla poprve, nemela jsem
jeste kdy dostati ctvrte.-(Taz
historka Sc take vypravuje o
Napoleonovi).
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CHTEu Sc ZMOCNTT SFORZY.

Londyn, u listopadu. - Nezdareny pokus ucinen byl
Gleny akych ascistI Turins zadrze vak
hrabete Sforzu do Rma zmocni eho osoby sd6uje
depesi ku Central News Rma dnes rano Sforza byl l.
taskym velvyslancem pro Franci kdyz ascse zska
trou alske vlad prmelo ej podani resignace Po
pfezdu do Rma mel Sforza bourve interview premieren
Mussonim ulicich doso demonstraci proti hrabet
Vecer pax oznaeno ze Sorza by menovan opetn6 vel
vyslanecke misto Parizi ze vrati Sc tam ihned.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
DfLO LAsKY.

"Prazsky Illustrovany Zpra-
vodaj" els. 46, prinasi tuto zpra
WI Coe College Campu zaro-
ven nekolika illustracemi re
zivota detf v cernovickem zam-
ku, jen nekolik hodin "a Tabo
rem.
"Je tam krajina krasna a "a
mex poskytl vseho pohodli tenn,
o n6z sc nemohl nikdo starati.
Wink teto detske; ozdravovny
datuje Sc z valky, kdy ameri-
cti Cechove poznali, re je-
jich stare vlasti je zle. Zacali
pomahati detem, jako neivice
potrebnym, sbirajice ma ten IL
eel, zasilajice potrebne veci,
jake satstvo a pod. TAX z mad
SEMI a lasky americkych Cechu
vzniklo krasne dilo.
Do teto ozdravovny posilany
jsou ditky z cele Republiky a
tam vydrzovany, kdyz je zji-
st9no, ze jsou chude, ze po-
trebuji pomoci. Proto jsou sem
prijimany zejmena deti tuber-
kulosni a jinak oslabene zde
chovany tax dlouho, az mohou
byti pro zivot zachraneny.
Pece tyto, vetsinou sirotky
nebo deti ulic je tn vzorna;
uci Sc vecem skolskym, jsou
pod lekarskym dozorem; kaz-
deho halefe, ktery poslala Ste
dra laskava ruka darcu, je tn
pouzito svedomite.
Jsou to STUDENT studentky
Coe College, Cedar Rapids
Iowa, kteri pecuji o tuto insti-
tuci.
o agistaci v Americe stara Sc
slecna Anna Heybergrova, pro
fesorka ma Coe College, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, radkyne student
skeho spolku Komensky, tam
tez.
D6ti v cernovicke ozdravov-
ne jsou vychovany tax, ably je-
jich uzdraveni bylo uplne. Jsou
seznamovany S prirodou, vede-
ny k cistot6, vIbec vychovava-
ny k spravnemu zivotu. Nejen
ozdravovna, nybrz vychovatel
ma. Deti chude, neduzive a ta-
kovych jest po valce mnoho,
sirotci, cekaji v prazskem IL
stredi, az ma ne dojde rada.
Po uzdraveni jest detem "a
Sc odejiti do zivota, z nehoz ma
nekolik nedel vysly, a lokalka
je odvazi z krasne cernovicke
roviny a snad wine lesii Jim
nekdy pripomene Ease ty chvi-
lie zde stravene, tn dobu, kdy
byly st'astny, snad poprve ma
posled We SVEN zivote." Hy.
s Move znamky v NemeclSu.-
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THE BROADWAY-55TH
COMMUNITY COUNCIL

rkona listopadovou schizi v
knihovne ma Broadway v pa.
tex .odpoledne We 4::3O hodin.
Distriktnf lekar DIR. Mahre1
promluvf ma thema "Zdravot-
nj podminky v osade" a vlozi
do pfednasky nektere zkuse-
'nosti s vlastnf bohate prakse.
Prednaska potrva pouhou ho-
dinu a vsichni, kdoz Sc o pred
met zajimaji, jsou srdecne Eva
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

v predu, kdyz Sc truck pojed-
nou splash" a nekontrolovan
Sc rozjel. / potom vyskocil RI
die k ffditku a snazil Sc do
stati jej pod kontrolu, teprve
kdyz videl, re vse jest marho,
ponechal truck svemu osudu.
Pc nehode prijizdejici osobni
vlak byl zastaven as SO stop
|od trosek auta.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
AUTOTRUCK SPADL S MO.
80 STU MA KOLEJE.

Petitunovy, piskem naloze-
ny autotruck sjel vcera srazem
ma zap. 8. .ul. cd Canal alsrd., pro
rail zabradli mostu sritil Sc
as 25 stop hluboko prave ma
trait drahy Wheeling Lake
Erie. Ride prav6 tocil klikou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
ZVLASTNf PkfCINA USMR
CENf DELNfKA.

28-lety N. Custori, 976 Wal
do rd. N. E. pracoval ma novo-
stavbe apartmentniho hotelu
Wade Park Manor; nakladal
vcera mezi 10. a II. poscho-
dim rIzny material do zdvize.
Kdyz tato uvedena byla v po-
hyb, zachycen byl Custori
spOuSt6ci klikou "a vlastni Sic,
takze byl strzen do vytahova-
dla a zdvizi ma mist6 usmrcen.
Mrtvola jeho dopravena byla
do okresni marnice.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
ZAHAJENf HERRNsKEEo PROcEsu

Marion, Ill., Z. listopadu Ctyricet osm muzd Divine
nych vrazdy spojenf Herrinskym dilnm krveprolm
minuleho roku, pT nemz % muz by zabit
postaveno pred soud ztra Ocekava se jedna
nejv6tsfch pravnh btev histo americkych soudl OBJ
zalovani jsou vEsnou unov havr budou haen advokay
zjednanymi pacenym organisacemi Spojenych dInich
d3lnkn Ameriky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

Move znamky Nemecku.-
Nemecko v d1sledku poklesu
marky zavadi move postovni
znamky sice Sestimarkovou
q padesatimarkOvOu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
MUSSOLINI ZDRAvf Sc S NINCICEM.

Belehrad, z listopadu. Vymena pfatelskych pozdra-
VII mezi itaskym premerem Mussolnim premierem Nnci
Gem Jugoslav zmrnila nape jez stavao istych kru-
zfch uchvaceni moc Ita fascsty. We SVEN vzkazu
Musson ujist Nncice trvalym pratelstvm alie Jugo-
sav We sve odpoved premier Nincc tumocl nad6 pfa
telske vztahy mez obema zeem budou seseny ejch
etnym zajmy vzpominkami krev proitou spoecne.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
POSMRTNf CENSURA.

Pafz listopadu - Leon Daudet, syn slavneho Alton
se Daudeta uHo sc witt kniznho trhu jeho roman Ku
pfka vzhedem ku protestu kardnaa Duboise arcbisk-
pa paffzskeho Daudet doznava ze nektere kapoy
re molly BY m neblahy lcinek nevnne duse, ale pro
takove nebyla pry knha psana Kardna Dubois nafid
cke cfrkve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08

Nejvic strachu vystoii neve-
sta, kdyz zenich vybehava ohla
Sky. aby jest6 naposled misto
kleknuti neznstala sed9t.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-11-08
REPUBLIKANSKA VETSINA
v KONCRESU ZMENSENA.
(Dokonceni Sc str. 1.)

Zen M. M. Neeleym. v India
ne Samuel R. Ralston, demo-
krat, porazil Alberta j. Beve-
ridge jako kandidata pro irad
spolkoveho senatora ma mfsto,
jez nynf zastava senator Har-
ry S. New, republican.
v New Jersey, die nejpo-
slednejsfch zprav, nynejsi Sc
nator j. S. Frelinghuysen, je-
den z nejpevn9jsich stoupencu
presidenta Hardinga, jest "a
guv. E. !. Edwardsem, demo-
kratickym kandidatem sena-
torstvf, jenz vedl svoji kam-
pan ma "mokre" platforme. v
Marylandu senator j. I. Fran
ce bezel "a w. c. Brucem, de-
mokratickym kandidatem.
Til demokraticka mista v
senate, jez patrne vyhrali re-
publikani We vcerejsich vol
bach, jsou drzena senatorem
'Gerrym z Rhode Islandu, po
nemz nastoupi guv. R. Living
ston Beeckman; senatorem
Kingem z Utah, jenz podle
.vseho byl porazen Ernestem
Brambergerem, dEivejsim gu
vernerem a senatorem G.. NJ.
Hitchcockem, jenz byl pora-
Zen R. B. Howellem, die zprav
jez dosly do casnych hodin
rannich.,
Jest mono, ze v zapadnfch
statech zvoleno bylo vice de-
mokratickych kandidatd do se-
natu a. snemovny poslanecke,
: nezli nynejsf zpravy nasved-
cuji. Jest pravdepodobno, ze
v Jizni Dakote, zvolen byl do
senatu demokrat, j. F. O'Con-
nor, proti nemuz bezel Lynn
Frazier, drivejsf guverner, re-
publikan, podporovany Nom
Partisan League.
AGkoli odnikud nedosly po-
drobne zpravy, nekde vetsina
jest tax znacna, ze nenl nei-
: mensfcl1 pochybnostf o $ Vys1e "a.
ku. V California vyhrali reph-
blikani ohromnou vetsinou a v
cele listku jest nyn6jsf senator
Johnson, jenz uchazel Sc o
tentyz Trad. V Texasu "a spoil
koveho senatora byl zvolen E.
B. Mayfield, pravidelny demo-
kraticky kandidat, podporova-
ny Ku Klux Klanem. V lowe
zfskali republican, vetsinu.
V Michigan zvolen byl Sc
natorem republican Charles E.
Townsend, vetsinou pom6rne
nepatrnou ma tento slime repu-
blikansky stat.
V Oklahoma porazena byla
sleGna Alice Robertsonova, je-
dina zena v kongresu, rozhod-
.nou v6tsinou. Ma mista We sne
movne poslanecke a v senate
kandidovalo celkem patnact
Yen, ale neni dosud znamo, zda
Ii n9ktera byla zvolena.
We Wisconsin,, senator La
Toilette, pokrokovy republican
byl zvolen opetne do tohoto u
fadu vetsinou asi 100000 hla-
sd. v Missouri senator Reed,
demokrat, proti nemuz vystou-
pill dffv9jsf president Wilson,
ma asi $4,000 vetsiny.
v Pennsylvanii zvolen byl
guvernerem Clifford Pinchot.
republican a rovnez nyn3jsf
senatofi, Pepper a Reed, byli
zvoleni velikymi vetsinami. V
Illinoisu tax zvany pivnf doda-
tex k statnf dstave byl schva-
len velikou vetsinou.
Demokrate We vyledku vo-
leb patrujf odouzeni admini-
trace presidenta Hardinga, v
cemz vsak Sc mimi rozchaze-
II republican,, kteff poukazu-
il. ze jeiich strana zdstane ma
dale v kontrole obou domd
kongresu.
FEXExXXXxKKE1E3 <
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
N'ORRIDGEWOCK

On Monday, June 5th Mrs. Eliza
beth Warren Sawyer, widow Of tht
late Henry X. Sawyer, passed awas
after an illness of less than two weeks
following a shock. Mrs Sawyer was
born in Skowhegan on Jan 1st, ls4l,
a daughter of William and Mary Bad
ger Warren. In early life she was
united In marriage with Henry X.
Sawyer of this town and had resided
in this town nearly siNty-tiye years.
For many years Mr.. and Mrs. Sawyer
were in the hotel business in this
town and became we'll known through
out the State Mrs. Sawyer WAS un-
usually gifted in many ways and dur
ing her early womanhond belonged TO
the different organizations and soeie-
ties in town who have enjoyed her
poems and we'll written papers. Ow-
ing to poor health later in life she
was obliged to withdraw from the
different societies and at the time OF
her death was a member of none. She
was thoughtful. kind hearted lady
and will be missed by large circle
of friends. Mrs. Sawyer leaves two
sons, Charles of Concord. y. H.. and
William of Mullen. Idaho, and one
grandson, Harold. of Concord, \. H.,
and two nephews, Ira Hilton of this
town and Jafes Hilton formerly of
this town but now of Pasadena, Cal
Mr. Sawyer died only few weeks
ago and William had not returned to
Mullen when his mother was taken i'll.
The funeral services were held from
her late home on Thursday afternoon
at two o'clock and the burial made
in the family lot in Riverview Gene
terry. The floral offerings were very
beautiful
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

to the school house rent on the Notch
road has moved again. This time
goods and family to Fairfield where
it Is reported Mr.. Gullifer will have
work with the Keyes Fiber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Verne Wiley at
tended the County gathering OF the
Rural Mail Carriers on Sunday at
Lakewood Despite the inclement
weather a large number of the car
riers and their wives were present
and enjoyed a bountiful dinner at a
cottage on the grounds. Mr.. and
Mrs. Wiley in company with Mr.. and
Mrs. Blaisdell from town attended
the Baccalaureate service at the Opera
House in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. William j. White
more of st. Paul, Mimi, are in town
and guests of Mr.. Whittemores par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph White
more on the Notch road and other
relatives.
A little daughter was born on June
to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Flewelling
This little miss is the seventh child
born In our village smithys family,
six OF whom are living. four daugh-
ters and two sons, the eldest Miss
Alfredo nearing fifteen, graduated this
year from the Malbons Mills school
and will enter Skowhegan high school
in the fall. Besides her school
work she has been great help In the
home, and Ia now doing double duty
as house keeper and nurse,
Charles Jackson has recently saw
ed wood for Joseph Whittemore and
Frank Stairs in the c. A. Loomis
place.
The school at Malbon's Mills clos
ed this week with no special obser-
vance. Good work has been done
during the term. and the teacher, Miss
Helen Hafey has been engaged for
the coming year. The schoolroom
has been promised some needed re-
pairs during the summer. Miss Ha-
fey plans to attend q summer school
in Presque Isle and will soon depart
for that place.
I Mrs. Belle Holden Young who has
been at the home OF her parents, Mr. &.
and Mrs. Charles Holden on the cross
road during her mothers recent long
illness, has returned to her home on
the back road to Waterville. Mrs.
Holden has recovered 80 she can at
tend to household duties very we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Britton of the
river road south side were calling
on Mr., and Mrs. Isaiah Crowell on
Monday afternoon.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
News of Somerset's Busy Towns

The degree team of the Skowhegan
Lodge Knights of Pythias was in towr
last week Tuesday evening as the
guests of the local lodge. A very nice
supper was served them after which
they conferred the first degre at the
business meeting
The Graduating Glass of the Gram
mar School were given a Farewell So
cial at the Town Hall on Thursday
evening
The pupils of Miss Frances Jones
school enjoyed a picnic at her home
and in a neighboring grove on Fri
day OF last week. After dinner games
were enjoyed and ice cream was
served by Miss Jones.
Mrs o. c. Woodman has gone to her
former home In Lewiston for the sum
mer.
The Glass of 1921 Norridgewock
High School. enjoyed last week at
Smithfeld.
Frank Ames was business caller
in Skowhegan last Friday.
Mrs. Elsie Savage Piper is taking
Miss Sadie Lovejoy's place as one of
the Central girls in the local New
England Telephone office while Miss
Loyejoy is enjoying a vacation.
Miss jeanette Swain of Skowhegan
was the guest Saturday of Mrs. c. r.
Bennett.
Basil Ames was home from Colby
College over Sunday.
Mrs. Alvinza Whteomb Of New
Sharon has been the guest of her
mother, Mrs. Roxie Carr, during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sawyer re-
turned to Concord, n. H., Saturday
after being called here by the death
of Mr.. Sawyer's mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Sawyer William Sawyer re-
turned to his home in Mullen, Idaho,
Monday.
Mrs d. f. Taylor accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs J. p. Lancaster,
of Madison, went to Portland last
week where Mrs. Taylor is to remain
for short time and be treated by DR..
Moulton for her eyes.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Watson Of
Kingfeld were the over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brackley.
Mrs. F. G.. Davis was the guest a
few days last week of her son, Fred
erick and family in Augusta.
Ii you want a good clean admins
tratiOn Vote For NJ st. Ledger for
High Sheriff at the June Primaries
next Monday.-Advertise
The last meeting of Cedar Chapter
0. E. S. for the summer or until
September is to be held this week
Friday evening. A picnic supper is to
be served before the meeting.
The baseball nine of the local high
school played game with the Bing
ham High School nine on Saturday
afternoon and won the game by a
score of Go.
Mrs. Henrietta Wood and Miss Alice
Townsend have opened Mrs. Woods
home on the North side of the river
for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Potter of Skow-
hegan are occupying Mrs. Charles
Fuller's "Fernside Bungalow for the
summer
Mrs. Mitchell and two children of
Maiden, Mass, are expected next week
to occupy the Durham Three Pine
Bungalow" for the summer as they
did last season.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
Gard oil Thanks

! We wish 10 thank all our friends
and neighbors for their kindness and
thoughtfullness for us during the ill
ness and at the time OF the death of
our mother. We appreciated all the
kind acts and also the beautiful flow
ers sent for the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Sawyer
William Sawyer
Norridgewock, June Is, 1922.
WEST NoRRIDGEWoCK
Benedict Yeaton has traded his Ford
in on new Buick Four car.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Baker and son
Floyd We're in New Sharon Sunday,
Master Floyd remaining for a weeks
visit with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Fish.
John Conners of Braintree, Mass,
Is at T. j. Hogans for a time.
OAK HILL
Mrs. Tom Cammack delightfully."-
entertained the Oak Hill Club We'd
nesday of last week. Ice cream. cake
and lemonade were the dainty re-
freshments for the afternoon and
much enjoyed by all Mrs Ed Nelson
and Mrs. Nolan of Starks were also
present and added much enjoyment to
the occasion.
Emery Soule contemplates building
a bungalow the coming season to re-
place his home which was destroyed
by fire a few weeks ago
Rev. J. F.. Taylor and son, Lyle, at
tended the quarterly meeting held at
Rome last Sunday
Mrs. John Hennessey and daughter,
Madaline, returned to their home in
Augusta last Monday after assisting
the past week in the home of Mrs.
Hennesseys brother, A. H. Anderson,
where Mrs. Anderson still remains
very i'll The latter's sister, Mrs.
Pearle York, of Portland, is with her
now and expects to remain until July
1st.
E. II. Bates is slowly recovering
from his recent severe illness.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Dexter have
sold their farm and gone to live in
East Madison and the family whom
they sold to, consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs Mcdonald and two children,
moved here last week.
The trained nurse who cared for
Mrs. Anderson short time returned
to New Sharon Thursday of last week.
j. B. Frederick finished planting
potatoes last Saturday for Ira Taylor
in Mercer.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Abbott and son,
and Irving Morrill, and family were
in Mercer last Sunday
Miss Helen Owens has finished her
duties at Mr.. Boon's in Norridgewock
and will soon depart for Massachu
setts where she will have employment
this summer.
Irving Morrill, will pc employed on
the road machine in Mercer for the
next three weeks.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

teaching the past year in Monson, Is
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s. Laughton.
Children's day was observed In the
Methodist Church at Mainstream Sun
day, June IL, the children furnishing
a splendid program and the singing
by the girls choir was beautiful. 1t
would be hard to find better singers
anywhere, of their ages, the choir con-
sisting of Ullie HUFF, Elna Bane. Mar
guerite Osborn, Reba Libby, Yelma
Bane. Viola Stafford, their ages are
from eight to twelve years.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
GOODYEAR
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Gas-Oils
Stanley's Garage, u. Il. Stanley, Prof.

Mrs. Verne Blaisdell was in Free
port over Sunday the guest of her
husband, who is supplying as Station
Agent in that town for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jones have
been passing a vacation at Camp Bell,
Smithfield. On Thursday Mrs. Althier
Haskell and Mrs. Leon Webster were
their guests.
The Graduating Class OF the Gram
mar School enjoyed trip to Augusta
last Friday as has been the custom OF
the graduating class of this school
for a number of years past. They
were accompanied by their teacher
Mrs. Kate Hilton, and by the gentle
men Mr.. Christopher. Mr.. McLaugh-
lin and Mr.. Grant who loaned their
"utomobiles for the trip.
On Wednesday evening the MEM
0ers of Lone Star Temple Pythian
Sisters enjoyed a picnic supper al
their hall before their regular meet
ing. This will be their last picnic
supper until their first meeting In
September.
Mrs. Ada Dow of Canaan was re.
cent guest of her friends, Mrs. c. r
Bennett and Mrs. Buxton. Mrs. Dow
Is the Central operator at the Farm
ers' Exchange In Canaan.
Mrs. Amos Johnson of New Port
land was in town Wednesday.
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15
NEW PORTLAND

Several from this part of the town
attended the graduation exercises Of
Central High School last week. Dane
Ing followed the exercises, with music
by Waterville orchestra.
George l.. Gilman has returned to
his home in Winslow after visit
with his daughter, Mrs. Esther M
Luce.
With so many recent rains, every
indication rs Of a heavy hay crop. But
ter Is selling for 35c and eggs at 30c.
Clarence Dutton of Anson was a
recent business caller In town.
Raymond and Ralph Mclaughlin
were Sunday callers at F. w. Dyer's.
MI and Mrs. w. l.. Davis, Alice anu
Spooner Davis were weekend guests
OF Mr.. Davis aunt in Gardiner.
A case OF scarlet fever was report
The independent-reporter., 1922-06-15

ed in the primary school I
week.apd school has been d,
thes thoolhouse fumigatedD |
The infant son OF Nh. d
Ercelle Atwood has been nan'
telle Ernest.
Miss Augusta Fuller will cOn|
the middle of the week and
here while conyalescing from
cent operation. h
ClaSence Bangs and familyt|
ing to Andover, where Mr. -
employment for the n. 5. Slo1
Winona Butts was at home
week end from the Farmingtal
Normal School.
Mrssand Mrs. George StowelFI
field were calling on friends
recently.
Vote for NJ. st. Ledger 10
Sheriff next Monday. he VI
you "a good clean admlnlsl1
Advertisement.
The Ladies' Aid will meet W
Edith Jordan Wednesday afterl
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie MOO
daughter ELISE, and MISS
Luce motored from Portland
remaining with relatives until
Ralph Jordan has purcns
Overland car.
Glenwood King is assls'lnl
Butts in his store during w
mer.
A six piece orchestra conS'
Miss Alice Davis, piano; ks'
dan, violin; Spooner DAVIS
Vaughn Davis, slide tromOoa %
Morgan, saxaphone; John "
cornet, has been organized ana
for the dance here Friday my y
c. o. Bangs purchased a y
of Carl Walker recently
EAST NEW PORILAN
Miss Helen NJ. Harris assn
Central High School ieI'
home in LaGrange SATURDAY y
She-spent the weekend IN w
with friends. During 'ne
Miss Harris will study yol'e
under Mrs. Hubbard OF "a's.' e.
Mrs. II. C. Walker has Ose'
sick list but is now better -
Mrs. II. A, Emery went M ~ ~,
lat Saturday to attend the lai
Mis-. Ada Johnson.