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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-01-04
CANAAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Orwood Whitehousc
are receiving congratulations upon
the arrival. Dec. 3lst, of n LITTLE
daughter weighing eight pounds The
little Miss has been named Ruth
Marie.
Miss Ieta Lewis. a student at Law
renee high school. returned to Fair
field, Monday, after passing the
Christmas vacation at home.
LaFond's Dry Goods store, Skowhe-
gan. are Offering splemlid bargains
during the Big Sale January 9Th to
18th inclusive.
Miss Encie Tibbetts and Miss Ger
aldine Smith, who have been at home
during the holidays, returned to
Skowhegan Monday to resume their
studies at S. II. S.
Miss Arlene Holt left Monday for
Augusta, where she is attending
school.
Miss Lucie Burrill aud Miss Gladys
Gleason, teachers at Dead River and
Stratton, returned Monday, following
vacation of two weeks.
Mrs. Louise Nelson and Miss Doris
Foster were in Orono last week at
tending the boys and girls State Agri-
cultural contest.
w. ], Bingham returned Monday
from a trip to Bowdoinham, Lewiston
and Auburn.
Misses May and Emma Goodwin,
teachers in Cambridge and Newton
Mass. passed Christmas week with
their sister, Miss Minnie Goodwin
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STRiATTON

Cards received from Charles Cor
bon, formerly of this place, but now
located at Decatur, Ca, that he and
|amily are o. X. He IS running a
Earage there's
\. NJ. Jones and y. p. Durrell have
lately returned from business trip
Down river. =
Mr.. Tibbetts and Mr.. Beianger OF
|he high school, returned Monday
|rom their vacation spent at their
homes.
L. a. Knowles took F. L. Foster's
place at the mill nights while he
|was away. ri
Fred S. Tague is employed as night
lerk at the New Chase House in
Portland.
Miss Gladys Gleason returned Mon.
Nay from a visit to her home in Ca
Iaan.
4. Y. Williams who used to run the
|rug store here. Is now employed by
|H. H. Hay & Coz In Cortland and fs
doing we'll. He lives at 20 Spring
|St., and are nicely located.
Mrs. Alice NJ. carville Ia stopping In
Portland and located at The Wards.
worth on Preble st.
Frank L. Foster has returned from
|his vacation spent with friends ir
Portland.
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THAT DULL ACHING.

Don't worry and complain about a
tad back. Get rid of il. For weak
Kidneys. lame and achy backs. your
neighbors recommend Doan's Kidney
Pills. Ask your neighbour
Mrs. William Beouiofd. Poplar
St, Skowhegan. says: / had dull
ache across the small ri my back
which annoyed me IN II. work. l
felt languid and depressed most OF
the time. read ~ Deans Kidney
pills and decided to Try them, so |
got i box at Fog Drug Store.
found relief ard continued using
Doan's until l had taken about four
boxes. They strengthened my kid
neys and back and WIS practically
free from the complaint"
The above statelacnf was given
Jlnc q. 1916, and on sept %. 1920
Mrs Beauford added: Tile cure
noan's Kidney Pills gave me has
lasted. know n1ans are grand
remedy and gia4, renew my form
er statement
60c, al al dealers Foster.Milburn
Co. Mfrs. punAlo y Y
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AMBRIDGE

Miss Aldnc Gilman is home FOR the
Christmas vacation from her school
in Maiden, Mass.
Andrew Gilman still remains poor
ly. Hi many friends hope for a
speedy recovery
Earl Lowell and family visited his
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Lowell and
sister Mrs. Carroll Bailey at Christ
mas Mr. Lowell is superintendent
Of a large school unien in Connect
cnt.
J. p Mitchell entertained Dana
Nobl" and family on Christmas Day.
Miss Ioantha Pike visited at her
home in Cornville over Christmas. re-
turning To her school Tuesday.
The Christmas tree was great
success and Santa gladdened the
hearts OF many little people. The
program was we'll rendered and much
credit is due Mr. and Mrs Roddy sand
Miss Pike for their mtring efforts
drilling the children.
Arthur Barron visited his uncle
Orrin Noble in Pittstield recently, 60
ing from there to Dexter and while
there visiting J. X Springall.
State Master ". J. Thompson will
install the officers OF Cambridge
Grange on Dee. 3. There will also
be 4 rehearsal oil the degree staff on
Monday evening. December /.
Clinton LeaYid and wife of Port
land are visiting his mother Mrs. Ly-
man Stuart.
Thursday night we had a very heavy
snow fall followed by terrific wind
ON Friday 4 combination Of which
left The country roads in an almost
impossible condition. The road
breakers have worked almost CON
stantly since and now it looks like
moro snDW.
Miss Pike was unable to teach Fri
day as the children could not reach
school in the storm.
All of our young people return this
week 10 their several schools after
passing thu Christmas vacation at
their homes
The fair and play held recently by
the Helpers WIS a decided success
notwithstanding bad weather and an
epidemic Of colds.
Mae, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Crosby, WIS operated up
on recently at the Chase Hospital in
Guillord, for appendicitis
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WEST ST. ALBANS

Frank Buker and family spent
FChrstmas Day at his brothers. Al
Buker's in Harlland
Bert behring's family of 1Iartland
We're Christmas visitors at Frank
Heath's.
Mrs. I'D. Gilmore has been enter
tanning severe cold
Some snowstorm on Thursday, reg
ular Worcester.
Marion Heath was i'll a few days
the past week with cold,
Miss Bernice Sleeves left Wednes-
day morning for Maryland. She eX-
poets To spend the winter with rela-
tiyes. No doubt Bernice will feel
sorry when she finds out she has
missed one genuine snowstorm.
Real exciting when water pipes
freeze up and a chimney sends out
flames with the wind blowing 60
miles an hour Such was the case
down 10 ncighbor HOLSTERS Friday
morning. no damage however. only
the anxiety caused for n few miRltes.
Sunday morning and folks are still
shovelng
WIN Richards is nj home after be-
ing up river in the woods for three
months
Miss Ina Emery left Monday morn
ing in company with O'Neil Plummer
of Berlin. ~ II. for visit with rela-
tives in the above named place and in
Gorham. y. II. also.
Alton Morrow was over to Ellis
Thornes Sunday after beef creature
for his meat cart.
POND SCHOOL
Pond school taught by Irene Libby
began the winter term last Tuesday.
We organized a spelling contest to be
carried on between tho Bald Eagles
and the Night Hawks" Tuesday
several missed In spelling but the
Bald Eagles have two points tho start
now and no doubt 1t Will be exciting
as the bird" race continues.
We did not have school on Friday
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IARONE

Arthur Dearborn was taken with 4
sudden attack of appendicitis during
the storm OF Friday, the Goth. and
suffered intensely for twelve hours, al
times the pain rendering him uncon-
scious. The Doctor was consulted
over the telephone, being unable TO
get to the lad owing to the snow
blocked roads and at midnight the boy
grew easier and the attack passed of
gradually.
Our mild winter got a crick in its
back on Thursday and Friday last
when the mercury dropped to zero
and the snow falling steadily was
whirled by a high wind in all direc-
tons so that no mah on either r. r.
d. was received Friday or Saturday
Many of the roads not being cleared
until Sunday.
We appreciated the work of the
carrier on route 2 from Norridgewoek
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meet the bride and groom, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter York Sunday.
notwithstanding the inclemency OF
the weather. large number attend
ed the club meeting at Hotel Ster-
ling last Thursday. Mrs. Sterling
was hostess. Subject Christmas;
bible quotations from Mark; song,
'Smiiin' Thru" by Nola Spaulding;
roll call, Christmas poems; business,
story. The Fourth Wise Man, Alice
Owens Clark; song, Christmas Tree;
sandwiches. fancy cookies and coffee
were served
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in delivering our mail on Sunday as
he was unable to get through either
Friday or Saturday and Monday being
a holiday.
The Womans Farm Bureau will
hold their annual election on Janu-
airy 10th, at the home of Mrs. Eliza
beth Morrow when plans for future
meeting will be made.
The village school commenced
again on Tuesday last, after the holi-
day recess, and with the same teach
err, Mrs. Vosta Foss of Benton.
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EUSTIS

Dorothea Sylvester has returned to
Pennington where she will resume
her school
f. L. Hntchens was In town Sun
day
C. f. Leavitt was in town over Sun
day also his son Vernon.
Burleigh Sylvester has gone to
Stratton where he is boarding at r.
L. Hutchihs, while attending school
there.
Nina Hennigan is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Clyde Jacobs.
Miss Emily Bunker OF Franklin is
teaching the Eustis school She is
boarding at ]. p. Sylvester's.
DR.. Moulton OF Stratton has been
a caller in town this week.
Mrs. ". Fl. sylvester Is on the an
ing list of late.
Fred Hutchins was guest of Bur-
leigh Sylvester at lunch Sunday.
Skiing and toboganing is the social
pastime in town since the storm.
Mrs. VIM Lockyer is on the sick
list.
VIM. Lockyer threw his knee out of
joint while getting his mail. With
little difficulty he put it into place
again and Is all right now.
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EAST WELLINGTON

Mrs. c. F. Penney OF Providence, r.
!. Is visiting at the home OF VIM. Pike.
VIM. pike and family visited Ray
Davis over Christmas.
Miss Lula Burdin is about the same
as she has been for the past few
weeks.
On account of bad roads and colds
the. .Burdln school CLOSED Dec. Is and
the teacher r. c. Raymond Is teach
ing the seventh and eighth grade in
the village grammar school at Hart
land
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EAST ST. AIRANS

Mrs Grace Thomas Of Rockland is
at present visiting her father e. G.
Croker
Mrs n. Il Nichols who has been
very poorly Is Il little better.
Hopkins school which has been
having TWO weeks vacation. began
Monday. January /.
Mrs Ida Abbott, who has been
helping Mrs Charles Ellis for few
days, has returned home.
W. IL Carson, who has been visit
ing his daughter Mrs. Eta Wentworth
at Winthrop arrived homo Dec. 30.
Ruth Ills is now homo for a short
vacation
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GOODRICH HHL-BINCHAM

Quite n snow storm swept over this
|rclnity last week leaving much snow
behind. about fifteen or seventeen
inches fell and a stout wind piled 1t
|into the roads, altho a lot Of snow
|tel not much shoyelling has been
|required
Word has been received that Mrs.
Audrey Goodrich Is expected home
tny time. altho mo exact time has
been received. -
The school children all visited Mr..
|and Mrs. Perley ,Listem'Pst Thursday
noon 10 see a litter puppies that
|are very attractive.
E'olse Curtis, celebrated her fifth
birthday Dec. seth.
Mrs. Arabel Lister has been iii
|the past week with an attack of asth-
|ma.
SCHOOL NOTES
Misses Alice Powell, Edith Ander-
|Son and Martha Redmond accompa1ii-
lea Mrs. Andrews, teacher, out to her
school Thursday of last week, visiting
|school all day.
Because of the severe storm school
|'d not keep last Friday.
Pupils neither absent nor tardy the
past week were, Earl Lister, Ida Lis
er and Elwood Doyle.
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OAK HiLI-NORRTDGEWOCK

At his home on Oak Hill by Rev. J.
#. Taylor, two marriages we're solem-
nized recently when Monday evening
Dec. Is, Leander II. Chapman and
Miss Myrtle Hanson. both of Mercer,
were married and Tuesday. Dec. 10,
Henry A Hayward and Laura NJ.
| Tibbetts. both of Smithfield we're unit
ed in marriage. The Single ring ser.
vice being used in both marriages.
Mrs. Thomas Cammack visited her
husband at the Kennebec Valley Hos
pital recently. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cammaek wish TO extend thanks to all
those sending cards to him at the
hospital which are very much appre-
ciated.
MIR. and Mrs. Emery Soule enter
atined at Christmas dinner thor
daughter Mrs. Earl Tracy, her nus
band and baby and Mrs. Thomas Cam
mack and brother William Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Bates and A. n
Whitehouse we're Christmas dinner
guests OF Rev. and Mrs. ]. f. Taylor.
Miss Abbie Giggey returned TO
Skowhegan last Sunday after passing
week at home with her sister Mrs
A II. Anderson. Mrs. Anderson is
not gaining as her friends would like
| to see her.
Amos Holt and sister Miss Eta
Holt, both of Waterville passed
Christmas with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Amos Holt at Elmdale Farm
where h big Christmas tree was much
enjoyed by the family and Other rela-
1at Wi fy,1o N,r1
Mrs. Lillian Miller spent Christmas
with her mother Mrs. Alkaline Burrill
at the home of her aunt Mrs. ]. F
Taylor. Mrs Burrill is in very poor
health.
The Sunday School Christmas tree
entertainment given at the Oak Hill
schoolhouse, Monday, Christmas night
was In every way n credit to the Sun
day School, and was we'll attended
after the program consisting of pray.
or and scripture reading by Rev. J
+. Taylor; welcoming address by the
superintendent, Mr.. Hutchins: recita.
tons by the children and some ap.
propriate singing, Emery Soule acting
as good old Santa" kept number OF
the boys busy till the heavily loaded
tree was stripped OF its gifts, candy
bags and popcorn balls, which glad.
dened the hearts of young and old
/ alike. who rejoiced on their way home
| in the blessings of Christmas ant
| Peace on earth, good will toward men
Calvin Pierce whose home is or
Mercer avenue, was stricken with {
| shock recently and is being cared fol-
at the home of his nephew, Jay Pierce
! in Norridgewock.
|. c. Holt last week moved his worl
shop situated on the farm, to his pres
ent home on the plains, near Nor
ridgewock village. T. G. Abbott will
seven other men and twelve horse.
attended to the moving.
Owing to the badly drifted roads NJ
Sunday School was held at the Gal
| Hill schoolhouse last Sunday.
A. II. Anderson was in SkowhegaI
| last Sunday.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. LIE,
Owens was very sick threatened witt
pneumonia last week but is daily i'm
proving.
Happy New Year"
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kINGFIELD

A. ,be regular meeting of Carrabas-
o,t Rebekah Lodge Wednesday even
,@ nee. 9th there was very good
tendance. the officers were all pre-
out They ballotted on several
nnIicants. Officers were elected as
nilows. \. G., Mrs. Alma Dolbier;
' q Mrs. Pearl yWilber; Treasurer,
,re Rilla Dyer; Secretary, Mrs.
Fa,mie DOYLE. Refreshments of
nndiee we're served at the close Of the
beeting.
|, he Junior Order of American
[,oobanies was held last week at the
Caao hall: officers elected councillor,
sv perkins; vice councillor. Glen
S.ms: Recording Secretary, Floyd
Fms chaplain, A: A. Dyer; Installing
[@cer A. 4. Dyer.g Installation took
jlace, Wednesday, January 3.
rryen Barden drove through to
ngnsta with his auto truck and back
fSnrsday December 18th taking
a,liam Morrow who has been stop
I,ng for time with his neiee, Mrs. r.
Dunton To Togps. Mr.. Morrow
&C taken on cot and was accom-
Ianied by Dr.. ]. E. Garland.
snow commenced to fall Thursday
,orning and continued all day and
nr,ng the night. and with n little
hatnment Friday morning until
nore then foot had fallen. Added
This during the night and Friday
as a high wind which drifted roads
adv For the first time this winter
he road rollers swere out. Thurs
ov night our train which is due at
ia arrived about 1870, as a result
M few people got their mail before
lorning
Oft,oers were elected last week at
ho regular meeting Of Gov. King
odpe No.l45. |. O. @. F. and are as
Elbows: Noble GRIND. Harry Berry;
ice Grand, Allie Witham; secre-
.ary Earl WILDER; Treasurer, f. l..
strlctland. These will he installed
January 10.
officers for the ensuing year were
lso elected last week for Alhambra
odge No. 80, K. OF p. as follows:
chancellor Commander Phillip por-
4 er: vice commander, Percy Wilber;
keeper OF records and seal. l.. N.
Byylnan; master of finance, II. X. Nc
kenney: master of exchequer, l.. +.
| luichins; prelate, Erven Barden !;
butter guard. Al Moore; master of
frms, b. Spencer.
Miss Pearl Lunt of Cherryfield has
een elected to the English Depart
: nent of the Kinglield High School.
khe is a graduate OF Boston University.
Roads for automobiles are reported
kood from here TO New Portland and
Farther down country. Several cars
| ave been over this road during the
Iast few days and the Standard Oil
! ruck fom North Arson was in town
Saturday. One or two autos have
| ome over the road from Dead River
1 nd Stratton recently but with diff
Putty.
Payson Iisherncss has trapped
Eighteen beaver since the open season
december /. There are two fine
specimens which II. S. Wing intends
10 have mounted. ~
Fred Vance was ont Christmas
morning with his Ford car, the front
wheels being on runners.
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CARATUNk

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Powell took a
business trip to Portland last week.
Seventeen inches of snow fell at the
last-storm. Work on the bridge was
stopped and road agent Sterling was
Obliged to use the roller before the
stage could get through.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter York return
ed from their wedding trip today. All
wish them happy married life and
a Happy New Year.
Mrs. Marion Smith returned to her
home in Portland Saturday, also Miss
Alta Whorff to her school in Mexico
on the same date.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Clark attend
ed the funeral of Miss Mildred Mil
Ter OF Bingham Wednesday.
We understand that Alanson Hun
newell has purchased the Effie Mar
tin place.
John Comber went to Bingham to
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RIPLEY

Miss Myra Seavev who is away
teaching is quite i'll. Miss Dorothy
went Monday morning to visit her.
School will begin again January
in the Jones district after Two
weeks vacation and Miss Velma Oil
yer will teach again this term.
Mrs. Eva Films and little grand
daughter Ethelinder who have been
having bad colds, are better.
George Cooley has been i'll ut the
home OF Vern Wakefield
The little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ross. who has been very i'll
the past week. Is better IT this writ
ing. DR.. c. A. Moulton of Hartland
is attending her.
Laughton and Erma Bowdoin have
returned to Dexter high after two
weeks vacation.
Miss Maude Roach is having 4 So
we're time with assesses in her head.
On account of the storm and blow
outs of Thursday and Friday we had
no mail from Thursday until Sunday.
Douglas Britton is at home i'll
from his work at William Wilson's.
Milton Woodcock and family who
have been having this prevailing dis
temper arc better.
There were no services at the
church, De. 81, on account Of the bad
roads.
A Mr. Kenney of Dexter has moved
onto the Sam Skillings place. Mr..
Kenney is employed by Harry Skill
lings.
Everett Ross returned to his school
in Pittsfeld, January 1.
Edgar Ramsdell Is at home sick
Mrs II. A. Eaton and family Of
Exeter have returned to their home
after visiting at the home of their son
Atwood Jr and daughter Mrs. Chas.
Films.
Jack Murdoch of Dexter spent
Christmas vita his mother Mrs. J. r..
LitchGeld.
Mrs. Mary Nutter is visiting in
Dexter at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Drawn.
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on account OF the storm hut our
Christmas tree is still waiting FOR rs
on Monday.
Those having perfect spelling for
the week were Myron Wood. Beatrice
Frost. Margaret Buker, John Braley
Hilda Buker. Althea Morrow. Ernest
Wood, Evelyn Morrow, Charles Braley
aud Frank HoIlister.
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1MALRON,S MILLS

Edward Whitney is quito sick with
rheumatic fever. DR.. Lord attends
him.
Carroll Whittemore recently lost n
good COW.
Murray Earle, who has been confn-
ed to the house for long time with
broken leg was able to take a short
ride on Sunday which he enjoyed
Mr.. and Mrs. a. J. Smith and
daughters Marion and Mildred, who
have been passing the holidays at the
Tuttie farm, departed for their home
in Augusta. Tuesday
Charles futile, who has had n short
illness is able TO be about some now.
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TOBEY Observation-Disclosures

Kenneth Berry OF Norridgewock is
cutting cord wood for Irving Stevens.
The many friends in this neighbour
hood of Rena tBurlilD Blaisdell are
sorry to learn Of her serious illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dunn have
moved back to their farm from Nor
ridgewock village.
Mrs. Carrie Stevens was called to
Ward Hill, Saturday. by the critical
Illness of her father, Albert Longley.
Asa Briggs was business caller
at Fairfield Monday.
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ATHENS

The heaviest snow storm for the
winter, thus far, came last Thursday
and Friday. Transfers estimate
fall of from fifteen to sixteen inches.
'Breaking out" teams came into the
village from Fox Hill, Stickney Hill
and the Brighton road. The SHOW
hogan stage was unable to make any
trips for the week after Wednesday
and the II. F. d. carriers could not
make trips on Friday and Saturday
The Skowhegan Office mail was re-
ceived however on Saturday as that Of
flee arranged with our local post
master to send carrier to meet an
other at the halfway place, Revere
sehoolhouse.
New Years Day brought the long
desired and much needed rain. Shonld
the snow, recently fallen, disappear
with the rain, there Will be water to
satisfy the mill operators az we'll as
the farmers.
The Alumni play and ball hns been
postponed until tomorrow night, Fri
day, January 9Th
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Almon Whittier, North Cornville. are
pleased TO extend their cCngratula-
lions to this worthy couple upon New
Years Eve, 1t being the 40th anniver-
sary of their marriage. A happy
surprise party, to honor the occasion
had been planned by their daughter,
Mrs L. W. Foss. but was subjected
to n change owing TO weather and
| travelling.
The Athens Grange will hold Il
| special meeting Saturday night, next
| for the purpose of any business that
may come before il. The Sisters Will
| I'LL the chairs and furnish the pro-
! gram.
Brother Josiah has been post
poned TO Friday evening, January 8.
The same music and other previous
arrangements are secured.
I.aFond's Dry Goods store, Skowhe-
gan, are Offering splendid bargains
| during the Big Sale January 9th to
18th inclusive.
| Regular Grange meeting was post
| poned last Saturday evening on ac-
| count Of the storm. A special meet
! ing is called for next Saturday even
| ing, January 6.
! Marshal Weston of Orono, was in
. town last week visiting with relatives
! from Tuesday till Saturday Mr.
! Westons friends in this vicinity will
be Interested to learn OF his marri-
age on New Years Eve TO Miss Ruth
! Edgecomb of Orono. The wedding
occurred at eight O'clock at the home
of the bride and the newlyweds left
on the midnight train Ell route for
California, where they plan to reside.
| Ernest Sanders, who has been Il
holiday guest of his brother and fam
! lily left Monday morning for his home
| in East Boston.
| Among other departures on Mon
day were the Misses Madeline and
Pauline Emery, who returned TO their
schools at Colebrook, \. II. and
Andover, Maine. Miss Florence Dun
ton returned to her studies at Mas
son Institute and Arthur VI. j. Hight
! to Bowdoin College.
Florence Sanders and Lillian Shep-
hard went to Harmony Sunday to re-
sumo their work in the schools Of
/ that village after holiday recess Ol
two weeks.
Mrs. Cora Goodwin was n passenger
on the stage, Monday morning, going
! to Skdwhegan to visit with her
daughter Mrs. Sandford Russell.
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ANNUAL MEETING
OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK

The Stockholders Of the Fret Ma
tionel Bank OF Skowhegan are hereby
notified that their annual meeting for
the choice OF Directors for the epsu-
ing year and the transaction of any
other business that may legally come
before them viii be held at tho bank
ing rooms. Tuesday January ?, 1923. ut
10 O'Clock in the morning.
skowhegan Maine December s. 1922.
4w49 BLlN W. PAGE, Cashier