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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
PITTSTON

MoRTH-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones
ana SON. Clement are In Massachu-
sens visiting relatives and friends.
NJ. and Mrs. Harry Green, Mr.. and
Mn. win Grant and son, Verne of
WNervilic. were in the place Sunday
calling on old friends and neighbors.
charlie Leavttt OF Randolph has
inoxed his family into the new home
he 4ecently bought OF VIII Sparrow.
The Is Mrs. I4eavitt,s old home
nesghborhccd and their relatives and
friends are glad to welcome them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

with single mishap. Weston. IN.
Coburn catcher got the longest HI,
OF the day and went for three sacks
The university boys who did ths
heavy work were, the battery, John.
son and Lewis. This pair worked
well together and were credited with
IA strikeouts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
GARDINER

This week closes the big sale OF
mems wearing apparel at l.. b. Slos-
bePg's. 1t would be well to drop in
ana see the large stock of spring and
summer goods.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

meeting Wednesday evening when
Mothers Day was observed with an
appropriate program. directed by
Mrs. Addie Beale. Mrs. Maria Chute,
and Mrs. Paul Roullard.
The program included recitation,
Miss Grace Parkman: reading.
Mothers Duty" Miss Lillian
White; reading. Mother" Mrs.
Beaie; vocal solo and encore, Mrs.
Theodore Pomerleau. accompanied
by Mrs. Fred Tuscan; dialogue,
Annabella Cleveland. Pauline Ste
VEINS and Grace Parkman: reading
poems, The Ship of Life, and
Mother" written by Mrs. Roul-
lard's son-in-law. Hollis Stilham of
Pittsfleld, and Mrs. Fred Hill: reci-
tation, Eleanor Stevens: reading.
Before it is too Late" Mrs. Eliza
beth Boardman; vocal solo and en-
core, Marshall c. Viies. accompan-
led by Mrs. Tuscan; readings. Have
You Written to Mother?" and When
Dad Keeps House. Mrs. Hill; re-
marks by visiting members OF the
Grange.
Each member in observance Of
Mothers Day wore pink and bou-
Duets of pinks were used in decor
alton. After the program a delicious
bake bean and pastry supper was
served.
At the next meeting, May 18th,
"Gentiemen's Night" will be obsery-
ed with the special topic of Our
Town" The committee On arrange
ments for this meeting is made up
of Roland T. Patten. Charles w. Day
and William L. Walker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
LOCAL NOTICE

Ponies for sale and hire at Fair
view Prk. Hiding instruction for all
children included. Rates $100 per
hour. w. Z. Ware. may12dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

ARRANGEMENTS, under the direction
OF the teacher. Mrs. Mabel Danforth.
have been completed for q box So
cial to be held at the Malbon's Mills
school this evening. A general In.
vitauon Is extended to the public
ana all attending are urged to take
q box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
Special Meeting OF Philatheas

A special meeting of the ladies of
the First Philathea class at the
church parlors was held Wednesday
evening with the president, Mrs.
Lou Games. presiding. Tickets for
the anniversary banquet were given
out.
The annual anniversary observ-
arce was discussed. This affair is
an important ere in the life of the
church and will be held on Friday
evening, May 23rd. The Working
League will serve chicken dinner.
The speaker will be Hon. Frank Hol-
~ of North Arson. A lady from
Waterville will read and the pro-
gram will also include piano selec-
tons and vocal solo by Mrs. Maud
Cool OF the class. The program will
close with play presented by men,
berS of the class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

FIresis the test OF gold: nse-fhe test
ud QuaHty Bakers Flavorinr Ex-
tracts have been used for almost ffty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

ernoon at go he will speak to the
pupils of Bingham High school in
general session.
Saturday evening of this week Mr..
Patten will speak before the mem
bers of Fairview Grange at Smith.
field.
At 3 o'clock on June 9th Mr.. Pat;
ten will be the speaker at a meeting
held at Caratunk under the auspices
of the Lincoln High school. The
members of the Caratunk Wonaan's
Club will be guests, also the faculty
of the school. At 3 o'clock on the.
evening of June 9Th Mr.. Patten will
be in Jackman. where he will speak
before the High school. who will
at that time entertain the citizens
of Jackman and vicinity.
An Indian club demonstration will
be given by Mr.. Patten at each of
these meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
Past Masters Night

On Monday, May 10Th. Past Mas
ters' night will be observed by
Somerset lodge. +. and A. NJ, at
the Masonic hall. There will be
work in the past Masons degree. A
banquet will be served at $50
o'clock.
The following past masters will fill
the chairs: Ernest c. Butler as w.
M; George E. Sampson as S. W.;
Leslie Fl. Goldsmith as J. W.; Amos
X Butler as treasurer; William r.
Elliott as secretary; Frank w. Buck
nam as S. D.; Walter P. Ordway as
J. D.: William T. Seekins as S. S.;
Carlton M. Holt as J. S.; Harry A.
Dinsmore as organist; f. =. Sturte-
want as tyler: Edward f. Merrill as
+. r.; DR.. Edward A. Parker as s.
r.: Fred +. Laurence as r. r,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

Grange Observes Mothers Day
Inc grange held q much enjoyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
Annual ID. A. II. Meeting


The annual meeting of the Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter. d. A. R., will
be held Monday at the home of the
regent. Miss Mabel Pooler on Wa
ter street. The hostesses will be
the present executive board, which
is made up of the regent. Miss Pool
er; the vice regent. Mrs. Helen c.
Wentworth: secretary. Mrs. Grace
NJ. Poulin; treasurer, Mrs. Georgia
c. Wilson; registrar. Miss Gertrude
S. Weston: and historian, Miss
Louise H. Coburn.
Supper will be served at & o'clock
and will be followed by the trans
action of the annual business and
election of officers. All daughters
who will be unable to attend are re-
quested to potify the regent at once
that the hdktesses may know for how
many TO prepare supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16
Miss Goodwin Hostess

these meetings.
Miss Goodwin Hostess
Miss Lillis Goodwin was hostess to
the ladies of the Country Club on
Wednesday evening. when she enter
tanned at the home of DIR. Frank S.
Bigelow on the River road. The reg
ular semi-monthly meeting OF the
club was held with the president,
Mrs. Gladys Blaisdell. in the chair.
The secretary, Mrs. Susie Ames, and
treasurer. Mrs. Margaret Lord. rem
dere0 reports, which were accepted.
The following committee was ap-
pointed to complete arrangements
for the fair to be held by the CLUB:
Mrs. Lord, chairman, Mrs. ~ Cecilia
Grenier, Mrs. Nina Dunlop. Mrs.
Susie Ames AMI Miss Goodwin.
During the business session can
dies and punch were served. The
following program was presented:
Piano solo, Madeline Grenier; piano
solo, Mrs. Dunlop, with an organ
solo for encore; reading an encore,
Mrs Susie Ames. The ladies also
participated in singing, which was
much enjoyed.
After the program Miss Goodwin
served delicious strawberry ice
cream and assorted cakes. The eve-
ming was delightfully."- passed by an
present.
New p. Il. & w. Board to Meet
An informal meeting of the re-
Gently elected officers of the B. p.
& w. Club met at the club rooms
Wednesday night and discussed club
affairs. On Thursday evening the
first business session of the new
executive board of the Skowhegan
Business and Professional Women's
Club will be held at the club rooms.
L. B. Haskell has received the ap-
pointment of traffic officer.
Miss Beulah Robinson of Norridge-
wock was in town Thursday.
Mrs. Oliver j. GAIA was in Waters
vile Wednesday.
Mrs. Flora McPheters will go to
Portland next week to attend the
State Pythian Sisters Convention.
Attorney William H. Halves went
to Pittsfield Thursday on official
business. o..
Henry Young and sister, Mrs. Ell
len Sherburn have gone to Smith
field to pass the summer.
Mrs. Max Foster of Canaan is driv-
ing the Canaan stage for her father,
George Smith.
Henry L. Mitchell returned We'd
nesday night from a several days
stay in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Reil are pa
rents of a little son born at the
Somerset hospital. 49,
Mrs. Violet Allen Of Cornville is a
surgical patient at the Somerset
hospital.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore of Hinckley
was business caller in town Thurs
day.
Miss Beatrice Polelow went to
Fairfield Thursday to visit with rela-
tives. la.
Ed. Bracket of Jackman, who has
been employed here, left Thursday
for Greenville. where he will work. +
George Day, who has been on a
business trip to Boston has return-
ed and resumed work at the Day
Grocery store.
Miss Gertrude Carter went to Gray
Thursday, where she was one of the
speakers at the Cumberland County
Sunday School Convention.
Glen Church of Augusta arrived in
town Wednesday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Ella Raymond of the Canaan
road.
Arad l.. Tobey, who has been driv-
ing the Watkins team for his faith
er, left Thursday for Meridian,
Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-16

There are more than su y; yTSnslapd
employed In the banksol
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-19

Suits maoe to measure See urbach
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-19
PICTURE AT LIBERTY
 TONIGHT WILL THRILL
THE TRAIL OF THE LONESOME PINE" STORY OF OLD TIME
 FAMILY FEUD

June Tolliver, eighteen and strik- ingly pretty, believed her sweetheart had been killed. She was simple girl of the Cumberland mountains of Kentucky, and had fallen in love with John Hale, a coal mining engineer, and officer of the law. He risked his life in an effort to stop a feud that had endured for years between two clans, the Palms and the Tolli- vers, of the Kentucky-Tennessee Cum berland mountains.
 Just as she is on the point of
Seward daily gateway., 1924-07-19

swooning and had accused her rela tives of killing the man she loved, it develops that Hale, although badly wounded, is still alive.
 This situation strikes home a most dramatic picture in "The Trail of the Lonesome Pine," Paramount picture starring Mary Miles Minter, which will be shown at the Liberty Theatre tonight and Monday night.
 Miss Minter as June Tolliver, is the girl in this fine mountain story. As John Hale, whose duty it was to bring law into the Cumberlands, and to enforce it, Antonio Moreno, makes powerful and exceedingly good looking hero, and Ernest Terrence, also features, has a strong character role.
 The scene described is but one of the many moments of suspense and romance that go to make f'The Trail of the Lonesome Pine" one of the fin est photoplays ever flashed on the screen. None of the beauty of the south has been overlooked by Charles Maigne, who directed Miss Minter in this picture. In addition, the deep hatred and bitter revenge that dwelt in the hearts of members of feudal clans of the Southland during the years that followed the Civil War can almost be felt as it is carried to the screen by such we'll known actors.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22

PLEASANT s-R0OM HOUSE NEAR
mills. VIII be sold for $1,000. 5000
down and monthly payments. Cleve-
land &c Creation. 81 Madison Ave,
pSkowhegan tf19
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
FIVE acre farm on state road. over
looking beautiful lake; near neigh
bors " miles from Academy; miles
from boys and girls camps and sum
mer colony. Pleasant drive to large
manufacturing town; 80 acres tillage;
cutting large amount Of hay. pasture
for Is cows; about $50 apple trees;
large amount of wood; story 10
room house; part hardwood floors;
water at sink; piazza; large shaded
lawn; basement barn 45x50; cream and
ice house; building In good repair.
Price $1,000: terms II desired. b. M.
Conant. East Liyermore, Me. 3w19
HOME IN. ONE OF MOST DEsIR-
gan. House of rooms. Large
barn. All modern conveniences in
Guiding bath room. Spring water.
Large lot adjoining. 5-minutes walk
to schools and business section. Box
274. skowhegan. tits
THREE TIMBER LOTS SOLD TO-
GETHER or separately. Easy terms
IL desired. F. L. Norton. 70 Summer
St, Skowhegan. tits
SoNABLE price. Clough Motor Co,
Lakewood. Madison RED 1. N. E.
Tel 1872, Skowhegan Elk. tits
FARMS AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
sale in Names most prosperous city.
Write me what you want. II. T. Han
son, Waterville. Sw15
MY HOME PLACE ON NORRIDGE-
WOCK Avenue. Lot 6x16 rods. Thir-
teen room house, substantial construc-
N n
veniencea Handsomest location in
Kennebec Valley. Large garage, two
stories. Price $4,000. Roland, r
Patten. :tf4O
$s50.e0 BUYS TEN ACRE FARM
located on State road, near schools and
wood for home use. An ideal chance
Lewis Caswen. tf14
NEW HOME WITH ELECTRIC
lights, sewer connections, bath room,
steel range, hot and cold water; well
located. for $3.50. Clyde II. Smith,
Lewis Caswe1l tia
COTTAGE IN KINGSBURY OVER
Looking the lake. Good salmon, and
rooms. Shed and stable. Good road
to door. For further information
write to Mrs. Maude Gerald, Kingsbury
8w14'
sTERLING's GARAGE AT BING-
HAM. Does large business and has
Ford Agency. tf12
THREE COTTAGE LOTS AT LAKE
Wesserunsett on a high bluff over
looking the entire lake. Located on
the Parkman estate. Inquire of M. A.
Dane. SkowheGan. tfl2
SIX ROOM HOUSE In GOOD RE-
PAIR.,b Located In Scion village. Fine
cellar Owner lives away, Goes for
$500 IL TAKEN at once. Frank Moody,
10 Shirley street, skowhegan. tf46'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
For Sale--Real Estate

SMALL POULTRY FARM OF FOUR
acres: six room cottage In nice shape.
running water In kitchen: one mile
from state road: three miles from viii
lage. Small barn, a hundred feet of
hen houses; 100 chickens; one siX-year
old horse, buggy jumper, harness,
price only $500 for cash sale. Sick
ness cause of leaving. Box 81. Bing-
ham. 2w21F
TIMBER. ORCHARD AND DAIRY
Farm of 1870 acres, one mile from VIII
lage; SO acres tillage; good pasture.
brook Watered; 200 cords of hardwood {;
rs M soft wood; 200 sugar naples: 100
apple trees; house, two-story. 8 rooms,
good repair; running water at sink
Barn 40x50 price with wood and tools
$4,000. Easy terms. Alonzo +. Rich
ards Pennington. 2w21
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED! CON-
TA1NS 40 acres, cuts 80 tons of hay;
100 apple trees, pears, excellent straw
berry bed, cultivated blackberries;
wood for home use; on state road, con-
venient to High School. Churches,
stores, corn factories, about three
miles from two smart villages. "a
story house, rooms in excellent con-
dition. Telephone mail delivered;
barn 40x60 IT; tieup for 8 cows; hay
fork; stable for three horses hen
house; also cows. nice pair of horses
and a full line of farming tools $2500
Easy terms. List and photo on appli-
cation. ]. X. Richards, Pennington.
1w21
1850 BUYS THREE LARGE HOUSE
lots In Bingham on the North Side of
Dinsmore st, or will be sold separate
~. Fred p. McCollor Skowhegan
RID I. Farmers Phone 2l-3. tf21F
MEDIUM-rRICED FARM. , MILES
from Skowhegan Will exchange for
town property NJ. l.. Chase, Hinek-
ley. 2w21F
GROCERY STORE WITH LUNCH
room adjoining. Home connected
Steam heat, bath room and electric
lights. Garage with two rooms and
bath in second story. About min
utes walk from business section and
mills, Norris Rouillard 10 French ST..
Skowhegan. 4w20'
SMALL FARM. 10 ACRES. l.. H.
Hunnewell, Scion. 2w20F
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
acre farm; 500 apple trees, other fruit;
100000 IT. timber mostly pine. WIN
sell separate from farm. Two story
shade trees: barn 42x70; carriage
house; hen house and other buildings.
on improved road, near school, 3 miles
to r. r. Town with all advantages.
Inquire of S. M. Towle. Topsham. 3w20'
FARM AT A REMARKABLE HAIR
GAIN. 10 acres. Apple trees and a
large number of plum trees; currants,
gooseberries and blueberries in large
quantity. Pine trees large nough to
cut Water at sink. Cellar under
entire house. Good barn. On State
road leading to city. Excellent place
for poultry enterprise. Price $500.
Geo w. Bachelor. New Sharon. 4w19F
SUMMER coTTAGE-COTTAGE FOR
sale ON west side OF Lake Wesserun-
sett. Well lc:csted, good drinking
water on premises and accommodation
for auto. Price includes cottage fur
nishings and motor boat. Inquire ].
ID. Symons, Skowhegan. 3w19
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
For Sale--Motor Vehicles and
Accessories

USED FORD SEDAN, THIS CAR
was refinished late last fall and tires
practically new. Has much extra
equipment. Having had excellent care
and being offered at a good trade for
immediate sale, Ii will pay anyone de-
string a small closed car to investigate
this proposition. Inquire A. E., care
of independent Reporter Co. TIL
> PASSENGER BUICK TOURING
car. New last year, run only 200 miles.
To be sold at bargain but must have
cash. Walter Frederick, Skowhegan
RID /. tf21F
FORD TOURING CAR IN VERY
good condition. Price right. f. A.
Williams JOG Main St, Skowhegan.
Both Phones. t,' tf20
5-PAssENGER OAKLAND TOURING
car. w. c. wills, 80 Bloomfield St.
Skowhegan. Farmers Tel. 2s-2f0.
USED CARS, HUPPs, 1 FORD; 1
ton capacity. We are agents for
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars, Old Point
Garage. Madison. 81 tf1S
of j. N. & l. j. Smith. Skowhegan. tbs
AUTOMOBILE Tor sLIP-COVER
never used. IL cut up for other pur-
poses will yield two pieces about 6x1 "
feet. New cost SIS. WIN sell for
r. Il. Patten, skowhegan. tiff
1872. CHEVROLET, IN VERY GOOD
condition. -Four new cord tires. Price
ST., Skowhegan. N. Il. Phone 3S-4.
tits
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22

CLOSING OUT SALEi IAN SELL
ING out all of the Mt. Bet Berkshire
herd, which consists of all sizes and
ages, both sexes In breeding stock.
Fine lot of feeders, all sows is bred
for either spring or summer litters ex-
cept what is sucking pigs at this time.
This Is one of the best herds in the
New England States and is being sold
for less than one-half the price others
ask for such stock. Sold over 100
head past week. If in need of any
thing In the hog line don't miss this
sale, Either come and look this herd
over or write your wants. will
guarantee satisfaction and save you
money. George FL. futile, RID l.
Norridgewock. Tel. N. l.. 21-11.
2w21F
SORREL MARE, WEIGHT 1859.
Good free worker and driver, safe.
Lost mate. L. II. Elliott Skowhegan
RID 6. Farmers Phone 81. 4w21F
3 PUREBRED JERSEY HEIFERs
and | grade. l due to freshen this
fall and 2 more ready to breed any
time. Price $40 or will exchange for
beef. q. III. Rowell, RID 2. Athens,
n. l.. Tel. 2-11-14. 2w2lF
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
For Sale--Poultry and
Supplies

CHICks-s. C. II. I. REDS. FROM
strain that has been found free Of in
lection for years by the State tests re-
duced over 20 per cent to $1s per 100
for June. We are having remarkable
matches of excellent chicks Matched In
mammouth forced draft incubators.
Send your order today. 1900 weekly.
Albert G. Hague. Tel. $50, Gorham,
Maine. 2w21"
REDUCING Our POULTRY PLANT,
viii sell 3 large Cyphers Incubators,
Wayland, n. Y. and quantity of poul-
try equipment. brooders. nesting boxes,
sprouting-pa etc. viii sell for
cash or exchange for such machinery
Good truck. l can use on my resort
farm, also boats and canoes Mrs.
Louise p. Lange, Lake Parlin Farm,
Jackman Station. tfz1
TURKEYS AND TURKEY EGGS.
futile Bros. Farm. RID 2, Skowhegan.
Farmers Phone POLIO. 3w21F
BABY CHICKS. BARRED ROCKS
r. /. Reds; White Leghorns. We are
now booking orders for May and June
hatch. May $1S per hundred and juno
SIG per hundred. Terms: 10 per
cent with order balance before delivery
Book your order early Beech Grove
Poultry Yards, So. Corinth. 2w21'
ONE BRoODER, COOP AND WIRE.
Call after s p. IN. at l.. L. Dow's 80
Mcclellan St. Skowhegan. Farmers
Phone 2S14. 2w21"
HUSKY HEALTHY CHICKS HATCH
ED from Big Brown Eggs laid by Big
Barred Rocks, DeCoster strain of heavy
layers. Price reduced on May 22, 49,
and 80 matches to Is cts each, any
number. Order from this ad First
orders get earliest chicks. Adams
Poultry Farm, East Sumner, Me. 2w20'
ABOUT so HENS, NOW LAYING,
Rhode Island Reds and White Wyan-
dottes also n Cyphers brooder, 2O6
chick size. Mrs. Eva M. Mullen. RID
4 Skowhegan. 3w20F
PEKIN DUCKS EGGS. si.25 PER
Black, Winthrop. sw2O'
y. G. WHITE LEGHORN CHICKS.
Matched from vigorous. heavy laying
stock. Wallaces' Poultry Farm, Nor
ridgewock. 2w2OF
PULLETs--I SHALL HAVE ABOUT
dozen White Wyandottes in full lay
bred and beauties. Speak quick II you
want them. Drop In Poultry Farm,
Bingham. zWZOt
White Leghorns and Rhode Island
per setting Clyde l.. Allen. r. f. D.
No. 3, Skowhegan. N. l.. Phone, l02-
49, 4w19F
EGGS FOR MATCHING. BARRED
Rock from Parks 200 egg strain.
Healthy, range raised breeding stock.
81 per setting postpaid; So per hum
dred. Order now. Sunnyside STOCK
Farm, Cornyille. tf19F
WILL HAVE THOUSANDS OF
Husky Barred Plymouth Rock chicks
for sale during June and July, lbc
each C. o. d. Please order at once.
l will be unable to promise any more
May chicks. Mrs. Ralph Libby Main
stream. ttlef
RHODE ISLAND EGGS FOR HATCH
ING Rose or single combs, $.bO
setting of Is eggs. Also Rose Comb
and Single Comb Cockerels. $3.50.
Large size. healthy and from heavy
layers. Addie Cross. Thorndike. 1Sw17F
MATCHING EGGS, WHITE LEG
HORNS Lord Farms Strain, $3.50 for
15. These hens average over 200 eggs
in their pullet year and are mated this
spring to cockerels from Lord Farms
that have $50 and 900 eggs blood be-
hind them. o. ID. Dean, Scion. Far
mers' Phone 15-11-1o. 6w17F
ROSE COMB ANCONAs MATCHING
eggs for high eggs laying parentage,
$3.50 for f3 Bernard N. Gordon,
North Arson. RID /. 8w15
REDS. DAY OLD CHICKENS
George H. Sheldon. New Boston, n. II:
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22
Positions Wanted
Ads under this head FREE

HOIsEkEEPER. INQUIRE or
Miss ENIe Buzzell Skowhegan RID 2,
care of Miss Monroe. Il 2w21F
IN skOWHEGAN, EITHER INSIDE
or outside work by young man not
afraid of hard work. Address w. II.
Wheeler, Box 494, Orleans. Vt. 1w2l
As PASTRY COOK or ALL ROUND
cook in small boarding house or hotel.
Am good family cook; can furnish good
references. State wages: also other
necessary facts In first letter. Mrs.
n. Il. Hoffman. N. N, Portland. 4w21F
work ny THE HOUR, CLEANING
house or any kind of housework. Mrs.
Lena Smith, Skowhegan, Gen. Delivery
3w20F
YOUNG MAN JUST COMPLETING
Freshman year In Dartmouth College
wants work for tho summer; feel my
self capable of doing most anything.
Let me hear from you IL you want IL
good, willing man. no matter what
the job. w. Gordon Smith, care of
w. F. Smith. RID 3. Skowhegan. 4w19F
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1924-05-22

ROOMS TO RENT ny nun.
Trask. o. Mrs,
ONE OF MY NEW co,
Lakewood with big porc pSiIAGEt
nished ready to occupv S co. and al|
Lee A. Ketchum. Madison ,O' sale d
FIVE ROOM TENEup>r
modern conveniences mnNr.
Ter, SO Mount Pleasant A IN n Il.
STORAGE FOR AUTO a,
Front st. S. NJ. Curtis q s,S
.,,,
BUILDERS JACKS Ann m,
10 rent at reasonable nLoe
kinds of mason work nro,n pa.es
ed to. Ralph X. Perry LILY
Skowhegan. ~ ohesthl
LARGE PLEASANT ROOM
Trio lights and bath. Olive !
~ Pleasant St. Skowhegan
A VERY CONVENIENT px
five rooms with stable on u
Handy to Shoe Shop and eiaaa
quire at 172 Water st. or ~ v
Gates, Farmers Phone 2O-iiO
~ NEW HOUSE ON silver 9,
10 rent about the middla :.
Eight rooms and bath, elec,,,.
and garage. Inquire of y.
Moody, Hanover St, Mrs. Maba
son, Skowhegan. a'sl
FIVE ROOM HOUSE on NJ.
Ave. Newly papered and nanny
water, city water, electric Iirh.'
den and stable. Frank NJ
Farmers Phone 6-22, Skowbeg.
.,
STORAGE FOR ONE AuTo,l
at IL per week. f.. d. Sterry
Pleasant Ave.
UPSTAIRS RENT OF SEVEN
with modern conveniences Ina
A. II. lies. 81 Main St, Skowhs,
FRONT ROOM AT "a NORTH
Skowhegan.
TWO FURNISHED n0ous
light housekeeping. also fros,
with board, all modern COW.
Inquire of Belle Emerson, n
Street, Skowhegan. N. L. Tel
STEAM HEATED ROOMS, r
conveniences, centrally locat1
POstOff1ce 1T Water CT o.,
N. e. Phone 1861.