The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-08
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DR.. II. f. NORM of Esath was Nis-
itor in town Sunday going from here
to Scion and North Arson where he
has relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Leahy has recently re-
turned to her home in Cornyille after
being here for five weeks with her
sister, Mrs. J. e. Oliver who has been
ill.
Leonard Gates, formerly of Show
hogan died Thursday last at Scion. He
was born in Caratunk eighty years
ago and married Miss Mabella BEN
son. OF the five children born to
them only one survives, Mrs. Charles
Taylor of Wellesley, Mass. A son,
Wilder, died few years ago. Mr..
Gates was member of the Masons.
Oddfellows and North Somerset
Grange at Solon.
/ J. f. Pooler has taken possession
of the Quality Bakery which he bought
of Arthur Cheney few days since.
The new bakery will be in charge of
Mr.. Pooler's son, William, who has
had six years experience in this line
of work. He will be assisted by an
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| for the last four years, will act as
salesgirl.
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Charles Weber of Lewiston, were
here last week owing to the death
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quiry was made as TO who had heard
from Montreal, f. \. Snow, having
| written of the musical program from
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There was a good attendance at the
regular meeting of Sunset Chapter,
No. SO o. E. S. held Friday evening.
Mrs. Jessie ID. Plummer, the new
worthy matron made pleasing remarks
in taking up the work of. the year
and the new officers filled the chairs.
At the conclusion OF the business SEES
] sion the members adjoufnedN to the
banquet hall where delicious lunch
nv Mrs r w Buckn9m and aides.
The small tables were used and the
favors were dainty baskets of assort-
ed nnts Chicken patties, olives,
small cakes and coffee we're much en-
loved Before the guests left the
/ banauet hall Mrs. Arthur II. Jewett
gave two humorous readings.
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