The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-03-01
NORTH ASSON


for a meeting of citizens 10 transact
town business. Monday, March at
Carrabassett Hall. The warrant com
prises forty articles. In addition to
the usual question as to town finance
schools, highways. etc, the following
articles are offered for consideration
Article 9. TO see IL the town will
vote to raise money and how much
TO build annex on Garfield sehoo
bu lding and purchase extra land
needed for the same. Article ID. To
see II the town will vote TO raise
money and how much TO purch"s Sc
a water truck for use ON the highway
of the town. Article Is. To see
II the town will vote TO raise money
and how much for the construction OF
a. concrete bridge over Getehell Brook
In Arson village. Article 80. Tc
see IL the town will vote to. purchase
a wood lot for town farm or exchange
one now owned and raise money TO
defray expense of such action. tn
Budget Committee have recommends
the following. appropriations for. .thf
coming year: Interest on school funf
$l44; common schools, $1,000; tey
books, $500; repairs, rural school
$3.50; general school supplies, $500
high school tuition, (raise $4,000
$500; repairs, highways and bridge
$4,000: state road, $685.; care of poor
$4,000: interest on town debt, $1,000
principal of town debt $4,000; electri'
lights, $1700; firemen, salaries apf
pay, $1,000; q. A. r. Qub'ic memori'
observance, SIS; Steward Public LII
rary. $500; Madison Public Librar'
5000: other town charges, $4,000.
IL was still uncertain Monday whe
Their 1t would be advisable to re
move the ban on public gathering
next week. Adjournment Of tow
business for one or two weeks he
been discussed. New cases of ir
fiuenza are constantly appearin'
fnons those more or less serious,
'}lflhay be mentioned Frank Con"cs,,
Ntbl Roscoe onipt. Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
l1ey Paine. M. w. Gordon, Henry MoE'
IrisI d q. Clark. Harrison Holbro6s:
In. WI Gordon, /. II. Ellis and famiFs,
tWaIto Hartwell. S. B. Morris. Oh,
,phyHcfan estimates that there are -
manly all hundred cases In the vi.
'iagd, ~
Jurors Will be drawn Saturday at ",
town clerks Office to serve for tn
,April term. -
" Wjniaps Bros. Motor Co. AuthorJ;,.
e5 Ford Sales and Snryire. CAM
T-wcks and Tractors, North AnsSt
Maize; Z u ,A-...,n rs
I'd KrbE an4Mrs. TLefN.R tersc...l
son. Russell Leon, Weighing 3 11tk,
pe gSe liHgSorg On thGfaAM of ArclI,
ahrdftlAfiMnnaaae brbseht surpr'yj
he he' is well well and an isSofG5iyxnown aE'
much sympathy Is expressed for ~
family. During the hour of the fur
eral on Friday, all telephones on IT,
Farmers Line Of which Mr.. Danfor'
was manager will be silent an toxic
OF respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. hatcher OF WinthrN'
came to town Monday on account
tho illness of her mother, Mrs. Ros"o
Quint.
Mrs. Mildred Menson Is visiting he
daughter. Miss Esther Manson an
other relatives in Boston and -vicint'
Svlrester Jackson died OF pneumo
MIA, Sunday at the home of his daugr
ter, Mrs Percy Rpsne, 4aseda nearl
"A. Funeral services were be-
Tuesday afternoon at the Methods
ch"~ch. Fuller notice next week
People who. are, interested In th
Moore farm below tho .vtilAea heebro
ing an experiment station are nue.
exercised to find that tina farm J.
w'lled TO the University OF Man"
S'nce the Supreme Court has rule
that the University 10 not a statesin"
titution the acceptance Of the gift lie.
with the trustees of the University, tho
State Legislature hAvine 40 aithorit'
to either accept or reject.
FRED J. BAILEY
In the pass,ng on OF Fred J. Bal'ev
North Arson has lost one Of its moe
Interested and he'oved citizens. Ff
was born at Princeton. August 7. 1873
coming TO North Arson shout esghtee'
wears ago. FIR the last foYrtee-
wears he has worked at the North Ar
con Mfg. Co.. tho last eixht OF which
he has been the highly esteemed fore
man of one OF the larger departments
All those who have worked under h'r
testify to the fairness Of his Judge
ment and the Christianity OF his be"r-
ing. Besides hts wife. Mabel. h'
'eavps four children. . Verne, Berle
Margaret and Wilma. His mo'her
n a'ster. his step-father and half
brother also survive him. He was
the son Of Hazen and Hannah Knee
land Bailev. He vas o member Of
Table Rock Lodge I. o. o. F.; the
Emerald Rehekah LODGE: che Fire
mems Association: and the Peonle's
NJ n. Church. and he served faith
r'i'v and we'll in oil these organisa-
lions. He had served as treasurer
of the Methodist Church for about a
wear. giving especially efficient and
loving service. Among those who
miss him. none will miss him more
than those with whom he was am
Hated in bonds OF Christian service
in the church. The funeral service
wss he'd at the home on Saturday
laet and WAS private because OF the
general community quarantine. The
bearers were ]. d. Shaw. W'ibert Wal
kar Fnreat Harrof, and IAs4er Berry