The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1915-02-04
NORRIDGEWOCK

N0RRIDGEW0CK
Mrs. Guy Scott and son Walter spent
Sunday with Mrs. Downes at Show
hogan.
1t is reported that Fred Southland
and wife are planning to return to
town in the spring and rebuild on
their farm on the Smithfield Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Newton Blaisdell visit
ed relatives In Mercer Sunday.
Fred Lawton has returned from
Smithfield where he has been spending
several weeks at his cottage.
Peter Travis of Vassalboro spent
Sunday with w H. Whitney in town.
Ralph Dunn of Madison visited In
town a few days last week.
Philip Williamson returned the last
of the week from Madrid where he
has been employed numbering.
Miss Marion Kilgore and Miss
Edna Thompson spent Sunday with
Miss Kilgore's parents in Smithfeld
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Barker, Miss Fay
and Roland attended the K. of P. In.
stallation at Madison last week.
The ladies' of the v. /. S. have in.
yited the Mems League to be pre-
sent at lecture to be given by Rev
Robert Sheaff at the Congregations
Vestry Thursday evening, his subject
to be "Dr. Edward Steiner" This
lecture should have been given las
week Thursday but on account of un.
avoidable circumstances had to bt
postponed one week.
Mrs. Mary Blaisdell is confined tt
the house by illness.
Mrs. Howard Mitchell is on the sicF
list
Mrs. w. C. Fletcher had the mis-
fortune to catch her foot Tuesday II
a bag Of S7afhsss, wsssa!eA- 2es%lte3 ID
fall, cutting her knee quite seriousl,
DIR. Blanc was called and assistance
was rendered Immediately.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulmont Stanley are
again out among their friends after
having been guaranteed for seyera
weeks on account OF scarlet fever
which they were both privileged t.
enjoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Knight have
Waener's house.
LINDEN Hale has been on the SICK
list for the past week.
The Woman's Working League OF The
Congregational Church met with Mrs
Mary Carr last week Tuesday after
noon and their next meeting will be
with Mrs. Laura Lockwood on Feb. 8
Edmund Taylor has been having g
very bad attack Of rheumatism In his
back which has kept him from his
work during the past week.
Last week Sam Albee and wife en-
joyed visits from their daughters Mrs
Velma Baker and little son of Bling
ham, Mrs. Bertha Whipple and little
son of Scion, and also from their son
Luther Albee of Scion.
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Mrs. Irwin Morrill, of Rome, former
" Miss Beryl Pattee, is to spend tbs
remainder of the winter with heI
mother Mrs. Lillian Pattee as Mr.
Morrill, is numbering in Starks with
his team.
Mrs. Annie Burgess Is quite sick and
is being cared for by Miss Nellie
Dolloff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Cooley are
spending the winter with their daugh.
ter Mrs. Annie Mills in Portland.
DR.. w. d. Taylor Of Mechanic Falls
spent Suuudy Win lib poi hec MI s-"N
Mrs. D. e. Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pierce and foul
children of Everett, Mass. expect tc
arrive March. first at Fernside Dairy
Farm, where Mr.. Pierce will be en-
ployed by Mr.. Fuller. The Pierce
family will occupy the lower part OF
the house while the Fullers will live
in the upstairs rent. Mr.. Pierce is
an old friend of the Fuller family
having lived with them at one time
when they resided In Freedom.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Della johnson who received very
serious injury to her hip several
weeks ago ID gaining slowly and some
days has been able to sit up few
minutes during the day. Mrs. Lii
liam SWEET Of Waltham returned to her