The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-10-05
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The following change in train time
took place Monday, Sept. 25: Leave
Kingfeld for Bigelow at S.45 a. m;
arrive Kingfeld 1910; leave King
field for Pennington l1.20; arrive
Pennington 10; leave Pennington
5.35; arrive at Kingfield at 10.
The American Legion Auxiliary re
sumed its monthly meetings Monday
evening, September 25 at the home of
Mrs. Grace Stevens, after a vacation
of two months 1t was voted to
change the time of the meetings from
the first Monday in the month to
the third Monday and the next meet
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Angie Dudley in the evening of Oct
ODER is. Mrs. Imogene Norton
read a short article from the Bath
paper relative to the Bath Military
Naval and Orphan Asylum to which
the Auxiliary had sent large bundle
of toys, postcards, games, etc. The
president gave a short humorous read
ing after which refreshments of home
made fudge, and popcorn were SER
we'd by the hostess.
Clyde Sprague has been cisiting in
Washington, d. {. for a few weeks
returning with Mrs. Hilda Huse
Barnes last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Carlton Wood have
moved from South Paris to Camden
where Mr. Wood has a position as sub
master in the high school.
Everett Wood is attending Bates
College
BY permit of Commissioner of In
land Fisheries and Game and under
the supervision of Came Warden c.
w. Robbins of Wilton a sucker trap
net has been placed attheGrindstone
inlet of Tufts Pond. A. C. Woodland,
secretary of the Chamber Of Commerce
and town clerk w. p. Watson assist
ed in setting the net.
The Ladies' Aid of the Uniyersaist
church will give their annual Har-
vest supper Thursday, October at
the yestry, at o'clock
Mrs. ]. f.. Voter, Mrs. Dello Dol
bier Norton and Mrs. Elizabeth Will
kins are attending the Universalist
state convention at Auburn this week
from Monday to Wednesday. Mrs.
Wilkins has been visiting in Bangor
and Orono for several days and comes
| to Auburn from there. The other
ladies left Monday on the morning
train for Auburn.
The funeral services of David n.
Foss were held Monday afternoon,
September 25 at the home of John
Butterlfeld, Rev. r. A. Freeman of
Livermore Falls Baptist church Off
ciating Interment was in the family
lot at West New Portland. Out-of-
town relatives present were son and
daughter, Chas Foss and his wife, of
Livermore Falls, Mrs. John Parmenter
of Swampscott, Mass, grandson Glenn
Grover of East Salisbury, Mass; Mrs.
| Emma Wyman, Mr.. and Mrs S. j.
Wyman. l.. w. Wyman of Kingfield.
Mr.. Foss died Saturday, September
| %, at the home of John Butteriield,
| following an illness of some time due
| to the infirmities of age, the imme-
date cause being pneumonia. Mr.
Foss was nearly II years of age and
was born in China January 20, 1916
one of a family of ten children, six
! daughters and four sons of David and
Abigail Cunningham Foss, three sisters
| of the deceased survive, Mrs. Abbie
| Chich of West New Portland Mrs. En-
ma Wyman of Kingfeld, Mrs Lizzie
Foss of Wilton. The near relatives
who survive are son, Charles
r. Foss of Livermore Falls, daughter
Mrs. Bertha Parmenter of Swamps-
| cott Mass, six grandchildren, and
four great grandchildren, the three
sisters mentioned above and lot OF
nieees and nephews.
The New England Association OF
Wood Turner's convenes at Kingfeld
today, October 8 and which is the
first time this association has met here
and they will be entertained at The
Herbert the proprietor, H. S. Wing
being a member. All of the meet
ings will be held at the king6eld
Chamber of Commerce with the excep-
ton of the banquet Wednesday night
at The Herbert. At this season OF
the year the town and country about
Kingfield offers many attractions t.
visitors and beautiful scenery with tht
gorgeous autumn foliage new at itf
height. This Is an organization o
) manufacturers and enamelers of Woo
turned products, the officers being a
follows: president, Fl. G. Winter o.
Jenkins Bogert Manufacturing Co.
Kingfeld; vice president, W.D. Allen
of Allen Manufacturing Company New
Durham, N H.; treasurer, l.. A. Walk
err; treasurer of National Association
} of Wood Turner's, South Bend, Ind.
secretary, c. E. Thornly, Narraganset
Machine Company, Providence, r.
, This promises to be very successfu
meeting and an interesting and i'm