The independent-reporter., 1923-03-01
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anent the most of last week here,
called by The Illness and death of her
father. George Tozicr.
At Caratunk Theatre Saturday
evening. March b The Paramount
Art presents Thomas Meighan in
"rhe City of Silent Men.
Bernard Davis came home from the
woods, Saturday
willard Cross and Austin, Baker
are working at Madison for the Great
Northern Paper co..
The friends of Mrs. Ella Foss VIII
he sorry TO learn of her passing at
the home of her daughter in NJ issa1
chnsetts.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with
Fannie Holway, Tuesday Aarch GIN
The children In theeffth and sixth
grades who take their dinners are
enjoying the hot lunch served to them
NJ noon. They appreciate the gener-
.osjty Of their parents and friends who
,nelned them get the electric hot plate
by signing OH their Larkin order.
Among the many families who are
SICK are afile ahNNti'hsi'
family; also hS brother orrison' VINO
wag stopping there .,'...
Al regular meeting Of North
Somerset Grange: Saturday afternoon
+, Tho first and second degrees viii be
conferred on a number OF candiaates.
MIR. and Mis-. Charles Taylor OF
Wollesley. Mass. came to Solon lasl
l.t l.
ness of Mrs. Taylor's father, leonard
Gates. Mr.. Taylor returned TO Mas
sachusetts, Saturday.
The year old son of Forrest Shorey
Is critically III with some form OIL
brain trouble.
Miss Lucy Corson, a trained nurse
from New York, Is home for whlle.
Vim. Mcfarland, who was home last
week with bad cold, returned to his
work in Bingham, Monday
Town meeting, Monday. March D.
On March Q at s o'clock in Cara
funk Hall, Solon Grammar school VIII
present a short two-act play entltlea
aWhat Happened at, Brent s. / Ap,
propriatc numbers will prerede ana
accompany this. The children have
worked hard and faithfully. Please
help us out by patronizing their lirst
attempt with drama. Admission
25c and i5c.
NOTICE
TO the Voters of Solon
wish to make it known at this
time that | shall not be candidate
for any Office whatever at the annoal
town meeting next Monday, March D.
Thankine Won all for your support
In the past three years, ! am
N,f Respectfully yours,
IRA r. ADAMS
GEORGE A. ToZIER
George A. Tozier after bing III a
few days with influenza, passed away
M his home in Scion ON February y
AIr Tozier was born ut Clinton, on
Nav o 1s4S. but lived for the greater
mart of his life at Solon or IN the
immediate vicinity. He was man
of high ideals honored and respected
Inv ali who knew him. His hrst wite
sarah J. (Bessey) Tozier. died May
/ 1912. Oct. 81, 1914 he married
Margaret Bickford. who survives him
together with five children by MS iirs'
wife They are Mrs. Vina Haryliie'
Skowhegan; belmont Tozier, Prince
ION. Mrs. J. Edward Tremble. Los
Angeles, Calif, Miss Rattle Z. Toz'et'
Skowhegan and ozro a. Tozfer, Day
ton. Funeral services were neiu
sunday, Feb. 25th at 2 y. m.' Rev.
w. A. Moore of The NJ. h Chufeh OIL
Gciatinf Interment at Evergreen
Cemetery.
ATHENS
The Womens Farm Bureau meets
Tueseday. March with Mrs. Nellie
rox. This will be an all day meet
ing for tho purpose OF making dress
forms The ladies will come pre-
narsd to enjoy basket lunch
THo rank of the Senior Class at ,.
was given out last week with the
regular assignment Of class parts, ac-
cording to the highest average at
tained during the four years: vaie-
dictory. Miss Florence Johnson, s4.e;