The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1922-06-15
KINGYfELD

KINGFfELD fsat
officials OF the Maine Central Rail-
road stepographcrs and others were
in Kingfeid Monday sight taking evil
dcnce and viAwins the rreck at the
bridge preparatory to making, their
report. They we're BIT. Wheeler.
Cnief engineer: e. r. Black engineer
OF maintenance of way; w. II, Norris.
bridge engineer, d. C. douglass.
Supt. of transportation: r. NJ. Ham
met, motive power Dept; John II.
Mentally all OF Portland; +. A. Doll
off of Augusta, W. B.. Sherman.
bridge inspector Of Wisoassett and OF
the Sandy River Il Rangeley Lakes
II. r.; II. o. White, road; Mr.. .Vose.
general manager; "" H. Caswel.
master mechanic; A. H. Robinson,
late superintendent; Blanch kennison
stenographer.all OF Phillips. |, ~,
The relatives and friends of Mrs.
Stella Norton Vose In this .communi-
ty were greatly shocked to learn OF
her sudden death on May rs III Port
land. She had spent most of the
winter with her Aunt, Mrs. Minerva
Stanley and was in her usual health
until within a short time before leav-
ing town, but nothing OF serious ma
ture WAS thought OF. The last two
months of her life we're spent with
her son DR.. s. ". Vose OF Boston.
and her daughter, Miss Agnes Vose
OF Portland. Although everything
possible for her recovery was done
she gradually faded away from the
estly done a Christian wOman's part.
Besides the son and daughter already
mentioned she leaves another daugh-
ter, Mrs Grace Vose Grippe who with
her husband are Missionaries In
French Indo-China also two brothers
OF this town., l.. A. and w. +. Nor
ton and many relatives and friends
who held in fond remebrance one. so
true Mrs. Vose was the widow OF
the late Samuel Vose OF Madison and
was born in Kingfeld February u,
1850 the daughter OF Tristram and
Amanda Durrell Norton and she pas
sed her carly life in Kingficld and
OF late years has spent considerable
time In town with relatives. Funeral
services and interment was in Madi-
son at Forest Hill cemetery.
Mrs. A. M. Soule and son Meldon
and daughter Bertha accompanied by
Clinton Nichols went to Portland Fri
day and from there they will go to
Ferry beach.
J. b. Allen, vice president OF the
Cars Fork Coal Company OF Lexing-
ton, Kentucky. accompanied by Messrs
Kelley and Trumbull of Kentucky ar
rived in Ktngheld Monday night and
will spend several weeks in this vi
entity fishing. At present they are
at Records Camps, Carrabassett.
Mr.. and Mrs +. A. Crossman OF
Lexington. Kentucky are expected the
last of the month and will spend the
summer at their kingfeld home.
Miss Mildred Woodcock and ClaiI
Durrcll returned to Somerville, Mass
with their brother Rev. G.. Az Wood
cock the last OF the week for briei
visit.
Mrs. Jennie Durrell goes to Farm
I ington Monday to do nursing and take
care of the home work at the home
OF George Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Wilber are tt
move right away to H. P. Wood
bungalow rent. G.. B. Gordon in
tends to move to the rent in the Wy
man house vacated by. them.
Miss Carol Hamm has been re-elect
ed as assistant In the high school ant
expects to return for another year.
Work on the temporary railroad
bride was begun Tuesday in charg
OF road master, H. o. White, and
Is expected to be finished in about