The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1911-04-27
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Daniel Holt was North Arson last
Tuesday.
Ed Hines of The Forks was in
town the first of the week.
An arrest for drunkenness was
r5ade last Sunday night by Deputy
Sheriff P E. Foss.
Increase Robinson of Wateryille
was in town Tuesday of this week.
Er. p. A. Wood made his usual
trIp to North Arson on Monday.
Herbert Magoon has bought hall
interest in the G. A. Warren Amuse-
ment Co. moving picture business.
Miss Davis and Miss Smith, teach
ers of Bingham High school were III
Wdterville last Saturday
The ladies of the Congregational
Church circle met Tuesday afternoon
al the Fraternity building and tackled
some puffs.
f. II. Colby is having a large plate
glass window in his dining room.
Our new goods have arrived and Ne
are showing a big line of Misses and
Children 5 underwear OF every de-
scriptlon A. S. Burke. w
Selectman s. A. Smith was at Show
hegan on Thursday attending the
county road meeting.
Sue d. Whitney Of Skowhegan is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Whitney. She returns to
Skowhegan this week.
Walter Piper is home from his work
in Providence, r. l., for a weeks va
cation.
Thomas Cahill of Cambridge, Mass,
has been in town looking after his
business interests here.
E. c. Butler, attorney at law, oil
Skowhegan, was in town Friday and
Saturday of last week.
Go and see Bigelow for your sea-
sons coal supply. Get his April
prices on Lehigh all-rail anthracite.
Opposite r. r. Station.
Mrs. Octave Thompson of Scion
was in town this week, the guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Riley.
G. w Boyd has stored his house
hold goods in Mark Dinsmore's store
house and gone to New Hampshire
with his family where he has a situa-
ton.
Many new and attractive goods al
w. B. Goodrichs. Especially good
values in hosiery and underwear.
Arthur Durgin of The Forks was in
town Tuesday on his way to Boston.
Thursday evening of this week, G.
A. Warren gives a moving picture
benefit for the Portland Childrens
hospital and Thursday evening, May
d another benefit for the Sunshine
society All the proceeds above ex-
penses of these evenings goes for the
above named worthy objects
shall have car of Bradley Fer
tilizer about May 4. You know there
is nothing better. A. S. Burke. 2w
Pictures as shown at the Congre
gational church on Sunday evening of
islands in the sea where the mission
airy work is being carried on were
very attractive and many were very
pretty
At present there are five cases of
pneumonia in Moscow, all in one
school district, four being children:
Lue Carvlle, Mabel Moore. Hazel
Steward and Bessie Dunton; also
Mrs. e. e. Hill whose condition is
very serious. The only one of the
young girls out of danger is Mabel
Moore, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Moore, and their son, Stanley. is
just recovering from an operation for
appendicitis.
Go and see Bigelow about Crop In
surance-that means Good Fertilizer
end Modern Machines to work the
ground.
T. II. Spear of Madison, was in town
Monday night
Mrs. Lorinda Briggs, whose death
from pneumonia occurred on Friday
April 81 was fifty years of age anC
leaves four children, Stella, Iva, Johr
end Mrs. E. e. Vittum. All were al
home and assisted by trained nurse
did ell in their power for thescomfort
of their mother during her illness
Rev. T. B. HIATT spoke words of com
fort at the funeral services which
were held at 11.30 a. m. Monday. Rel
atiyes from Scion. Skowhegan and
Waterville were present The burial