The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-02-12
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Miss Angie Robinson who has been
nursing in Lynn. Mass. and who
spent last week at home, returned TO
her duties Tuesday of this week.
The Congregational Church Circle
will meet In the Church vestry We'd
nesday afternoon, February 18th
Ladies please come prepared to tack
on a comforter.
If your range doesn't work blame
yourself. Donigan sells the Glen
wood.
Mrs. Ivy Bean is now in Central
Maine Hospital for an operation. She
has been there two weeks and 1t is now
reported that she must stay two weeks
longer.
Charlie Baker who is working this
winter in Lexington spent the week S
end in town with his family
Bingham High School pupils pre-
scented their drama THE Cribber be
fore a good audienceAat Scion Friday
evening. Feb. 9th.
The town officers are to be in SEES
sion at Firemen's Hall this week. a
new telephone has been installed III
that building for their convenience
Mrs. Fannie Hilton visited her old
home in North Arson last Thursday
and while there attended the install
lation of the officers of Emerald he
bekah Lodge in their new Fraternity
building.
Ned Moore is elerking at the Bling
ham hotel.
Norris Bray of Dover, \. H, for
mer resident spent Sunday in town al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. ID.
Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Davis Howes have
recently moved into what is known
as the Harvey Giyens house on Bridge
Street
A. C. Dinsmore recently visited
Henry Parlin who is working at Lake
Mnxie this Wlrter.
During February our last year s
wall paper will! be closed out one
third less than regular price. Donl-
gan.
Chester Lombard a young man OF
this town and Miss Annie Carr a
Young lady who has been boarding
at the home of Mrs. Margaret Brown
were united in marriage at Scion On
Saturday, February It'll
| William Pooler who is working
at Caratunk and his cousin Mrs.
Arlie Pooler of that place spent the
last of the week at Mr.. Pooler's home
in this village.
Mile Bean the IA year old dau-
ghter of the late Leslie Bean, dled
at the home of her grandmother IN
Concord. Monday night, Through
most of her life she has been suhel
er of tuberculosis.
Friday afternoon Feb. 9TH, the Cen
tury Club held one of the most IN
teresting meetings of the year wheh
Mr.. Erwin w. Moore lectured on
gettysburg" at the home of Mrs
Martha Savage. The club members
and the invited guests certainly en-
loved the afternoon and many thanks
are due Mr.. Moore for MS KINDNESS
The next club meeting Will De Win
Mrs. Lucinda Moore Feb. Z0th. AS
this will be Colonial Day the iaoles
are requested to dress in Colonlal
costume. A program suitable TOT
the occasion will be given ana Tea
will be served. ,,.,,,.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs' Willis
yining will be sorry to hear OF tneir
misfortune. On Sunday night, Feo.
9Th the house which they occupied al
Megantic with all their household
furniture was destroyed by fire..
Mrs. Marta Savage went to Snow
hogan. Tuesday and will spend re"
DAYS with her cousin Miss Gertruoe
Weston of Skowhegan.
The following couples anticipate at
tanding the Shriners' ball at Lewiston
on Thursday of this week. Mr.; ana
Mrs F. H. Colby, DR.. and Mrs. r. c.
Brown. MIR. and Mrs. S. j: Whitney,
Miss Florence Colby and MISS beiie
Cool.
A Jolly snow hoeing party LEFT mere
on the noon train last Saturday for
Deadwater. After a ride on the log
hauler and a tramp around the camps
at that place they started for home
across the hills on their snow Shoes