The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1917-04-19
The News of Somersets Busy Towns



Prices are continually advancing!
You should purchase your entire
needs for the coming summer in
ladies and childrens hosiery. under
wear and dresses Immediately. Furth-
er advances may be necessary by lat
or purchases in the Wholesale market.
You will save money by buying NOW
at our store. W b. Goodrich & Son.
The Century Club will meet in the
Fraternity Hall Friday afternoon.
This will be the last regular meeting
of the year and very interesting pro-
gram has been provided. The ladies
Of the Good Will Club of Moscow will
be guests. The members will please
have ready the lists of officers for the
nominating committee.
Buy harness oil and sweat pads of
The ]. J. Lander Co.
The remains of David Roach we're
brought here for burial last Monday
night. Mr. Roach moved from this
town to Richmond several years ago.
The best grade of poultry fence is
sold by The ] j Lander Co.
A jolly crowd of little ones were
invited to the home of Alice f. Owens
last Monday afternoon rom j. 80 unuiI
$50 to help celebrate her seventh
birthday For an hour games were
enjoyed and then the little folks
marched to the dining room where a
simple lunch was served.
Walter Robinson of Guilford was
operated upon at the home of his sis
ter Mrs. Woodie Sanborn last Tues
day by Drs S F. Greene and r. c.
Brown.
1t is understood that John Packard
and family who moved from here to
Milinocket several years ago are soon
to return and intend to live here.
Get an International or Kirschbaum
Suit at Donigan's and you will have
the best goods. fit and style.
Mrs. Nancy Forsythe received a
shower of post cards on her birthday
which was Tuesday of this week
All kinds of fine furniture and Art
Squares at bottom prices at Donigan's.
SOLON
Mrs. Rattle York spent the week end
at North Arson the guest of her son
Colby York and family.
Get your sweet pea seeds at Buck
mans, Skowhegan.
Hiram Irvine who has been at the
Hospital in Lewiston being treated
for rheumatism nearly all winter, re-
turned home Monday
The many friends of Rev. H. c.
Glidden will be glad to learn that he
Is to remain with the M. e. Church
here for another year Mr.. Glidden
returned from the Conference at
Westbrook Monday night.
Mrs. Oliver Hilton has rented her
house on Mill street to Mr.. and Mrs.
s. T. Baker, who will move into it as
soon as it Is ready for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Spofford have
moved into the Irvine house on Pleas
ant street, which they have leased for
a year.
Tilden Davis has been appointed as
substitute carrier on K. F. ID. No. l
in place of NJ. l.. French who recently
resigned. Mr.. Davis Is now substi-
tuting for the regular carrier D. S.
Healy, who has been on the sick list
but has so far improved as to be able
to be out.
w A. r. Head has purchased the
Pollard house on Pleasant street of
NJ. p. Pollard Mr. Head will move
his family into 1t in the near future.
Each member of North Somerset
Grange is expected to answer to the
roll call at the next meeting by tell
ing in half-minute why | like my
home on the farm There will be
several questions discussed besides
music and readings. A good attend
ance is desired.
The primary. intermediate and
grammar schools commenced last
Monday morning with the same teach
ers that taught last term.
Fourteen friends of Miss Margaret