The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-04-13

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ing during the spring term.
Mrs. H. ". George is reported as
making Favorable progress toward re-
coyery
Mrs. sarah Cole. who has been i'll
at her home on West Front street is
reported as conyaleseent
Mrs. Horace Stilson has sufficiently
recovered to leave Somerset Hospitai
and return to her home between here
and Lakewood.
Miss Hannah X Page left Tuesday
on the midday train for visit in
Boston and Providence, covering {
period OF two weeks.
Mrs Myron E. smith with her
daughter. Norma. arrived home Tues
day forenoon from visit with her
parents in Greenyille.
Mrs. J. T. Wadsworth accompanied
by Mrs d. A. Ball of West Paris will
leave Saturday for visit of ten days
or two weeks in New York
The Palms will be blessed next
! Sunday at st Mary's Catholic
/ Church. and there will be special ser
vices in observance of Holy Week
/ Delight Trufant. the little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs Irving Trufant
of Baptist Hill, who has been very i'll
with pneumonia is now improving.
Uriah l. Foss. whose home is on
East Front street near the outskirts
of the village is recovering from the
effects of a broken arm which he sus-
tanned several days ago.
Miss Bessie A. Charles of Rome has
arrived and began her duties as
teacher in the Seventh grade. High
School Building, Monday. The rest
of the grade schools began at thai
time with the same teachers.
Owing to the absence of Rev H. G.
McGlaufiin at the Methodist Confer
ence in Rumford there will be no
preaching at the Centenary Methodist
Church next Sunday.
Phillip Barstow. who has for some
years been employed at the pharmacy
of Gridley r. Fogg has rendered his
resignation to take effect this week
having accepted similar position in
Dexter
Mrs. H. Renaud and Miss Marie
Renaud arrived from Boston Monday
evening and have since been visiting
at the Parochial residence on Water
street, being the mother and sister of
FIR. J. l.. A Renaud, and Miss Alma
Renaud.
The j. r. Whist Club was enter
tanned on Thursday by Mrs. Adam
Simpson of Maple street. Four tables
were arranged four guests being
invited. Refreshments were served |
The club are planning a gentleman's |
night in the near future.
Sumner c. Ward who has been |
spending the winter as is his custom
in Dorchester, Mass. has returned and
opened his cottage at Lakewood for |
the summer season. His daughter !
Miss S. Madeline Ward, will arrive !
later after a visit to New York
The Grange Dramatic Club has re-
organized and has changed its name
to the Skowhegan Dramatic Club
The directors appointed were Miss
Edith Nutting, Chas. Walker and
Robert Cole. But two of the members
of the Little Trump cast were mem
bers of the Grange.
The ladies' of the Pioneer Past
Noble Grand's Association were de-
lightfully entertained Monday after
noon OF this week by Mrs. Ruth II
was the occasion of the regular meet
ing. A luncheon was served. oyster
cocktails. sandwiches. cake and ices
being included on the MENU
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Tague return
ed from their wedding trip last Sat
urday and are for the present located
at the home of Mrs. Tagues mother,
Mrs. Ella y. Jewett. on East Front
street. In few weeks Mr.. Tague
will go up river as a time-keeper for
his father, Thomas Tague and not UNI
til after that will the couple locate
The Woman's Mission Circle of the
First Church was entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. Carrie Steward and
Mrs Florence E. Huntington at theiI
home on Baptist Hill The subject
was Africa. and Mrs Frank Emery
read articles pertaining to the same.