The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-02-10
BROws,s COkNER.

B6OW1'D COhNEk
The storm Of Friday and Saturday
and the wind Of Sunday night and
Monday have delayed teams from
hauling their wood and produce to
market but many are improving the
time with their teams drawing up
thsir years supply Of wood.
Preston Lewis, who has employ
Went In st. Adams, pessed Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Sarah Lewis.
Miss Grace Hubbard, who has
been employed In Pittsfield. arrived
home Sunday for a short vacation of
3 the home of her father, George Hub
bard.
Andrew Welsh Is confined. to his
home with a lame knee which he in
5ured nearly year ago.
Miss Beulah Lancaster, who Is
working In the home of her uncle,
Cecil Lancaster. OF st. Adams, was
1T her grandfather's. Charles Lam
casters. Sunday.
Fred Allen, wife and son. Leslie,
passed Sunday at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles AL
len.
C. B. Chase and J. G.. Wyman re-
turned from Norridgewock Friday
4 night where they have bseL in the
towns Of Mercer, SmirEheld. Fairfield,
and Norridgewock yarding ship
Knees.
Floyd, the infant child OF Mr.. and
I Mrs.. Peter futile. Ii sick with indi-
Hestion. DIR. Shean Is in attendance.
y Mrs. Wesley Bailey and sister. Mrs
Anna Pierce, was at Ripley Chase's
e one day recently. Uncle Ripley ID
{ very feeble the present winter. How
+ ard Jones, who has been staying
there during the past two or three
) years, has returned to his home In
4 Lynn. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Weeks were
Z guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Harris
& saturday afternoon and evening.
Charles Nichols and son, Fred. re-
Gontly went to Detroit, Me-, where
they purchased OF Ralph Bean a span
s5ok heavy horses.
John Maxwell and wife were at
i his mothers, Mrs. e. s. Damon's Sun
day.
w Our school closed Friday after a
\ Duccessful term of ten weeks, taught
~ Mrs. Blanche Ogden. In the az
ternoon several of the parents met
( and listened with interest to recita-
Mons and dialogues from the follow
Ing pupils: Ola and Fred Lewis,
#Dcott May, Carroll Chase, George
Campbell, Vivian Hubbard, Anna
y 8Ortsr, Mary Knights and Maymie
1uttle.
HENRY WELLINGTON.
III The people In this vicinity were
startled to learn Of the sudden death
Sot Henry Wellington of Hartland.
shich occurred at his home Thurs
~ morning, February 8. at s o'clock
Z ~, from heart failure. Those who
S61fonded the funeral from the city"
s 800 Mr.. and Mrs. G. H Lancaster,
r " Gladys Weber, Preston Lewis,
~ Beulah Lancaster, John Wyman
N11a Percy Lancaster.
HARMONY,
Mrs. Emma Mclaughlin went to
0rtland Tuesday to spend q few
u nye with her son. Earl Longfellow.
4 ~ vas accompanied by Miss Ber-
Y - Bartlett.
NM Lillian Mitchell. who has en-
mant In Portland, II spending a
~ weeks with her grandparents, Mr..
AxkUs De ~ Nl1vCU0lIs
The many friends Of Arthur Mar
III are pleased to see him home
f&ain after. an ahss~es Of two years
l[fD. Eunice Jacobs went to Show
e1an Thursday to spend few days
"a her son, Leslie Jacobs and fam
1phn 1. Johnson. d. d. G. M, of
81 O. r., and Alma Whittier, D. D.
M Rsbekah Assembly, accompanied
their marshals, Mr.. and Mrs. e.
lped. went to Athens Saturday
1lRg and installed officers of Wes-
n16tt and Winona lodges OF
n /. O. o. F..
k6re was good attendance at
1 regular meeting of l. o. o. F. on
1ny evening. Leon 8. Merrill,
oA representative, was present,
nGde some very interesting re-